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Substation operation safety management involves two key areas: establishing operational procedures and implementing effective safety measures. First, creating a proper operational mode is essential for ensuring the smooth functioning of substation activities. This includes setting up a shift system, defining roles, and assigning responsibilities. The shift system must be flexible and adaptable to modern power industry demands. For example, the introduction of an "unmanned duty system" has allowed operators to focus more on equipment performance and coordination between systems, leading to better control and fewer errors. Next, a clear division of labor ensures that tasks are distributed efficiently among staff. By separating responsibilities—such as one team focusing on equipment checks and fault diagnosis, while another monitors operations and records data—efficiency is significantly improved. This structured approach reduces confusion and enhances productivity. Finally, establishing a responsibility system helps prevent human errors. Clear accountability for maintenance, operation, and duty personnel ensures that each role is performed with care and precision. This not only improves the overall sense of responsibility but also strengthens the reliability of the entire substation process. In terms of implementing safety management, it’s crucial to develop practical and scientific strategies tailored to the specific needs of the substation. This includes training personnel, adopting new technologies, and conducting regular equipment inspections. Training ensures that staff are well-equipped to handle daily operations and respond effectively to emergencies. Technological innovation helps reduce workload and improve efficiency, while consistent equipment checks ensure that all components function properly, minimizing the risk of failures or accidents.