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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, because the planks are flammable.
Workers' living quarters are resolutely free of flammable materials.
Even the insulation layer in the middle of the color steel house that is now used.
It is also necessary to require the use of rock wool, and not to use insulation boards.
It is necessary to analyze the specific situation on a case-by-case basis, and also to do a field survey to arrange the toilet point appropriately.
Hello, you need to apply to the social security department for a work-related injury determination, and their identification results shall prevail, and I personally believe that it cannot be recognized as a work-related injury.
Production and processing workshops are not allowed in living and residential areas at all, let alone affecting or endangering the lives of residents.
Living quarters can be claimed if they belong to the company. But no injuries!
This is, of course, a work-related accident. There is a right to claim compensation.