Updated electrostatic-accident requirements: antistatic garments are not standalone risk eliminators

Public information for GB 12158—2024 concerns general requirements for preventing electrostatic accidents. Antistatic garments belong within a broader control system covering environment, grounding, process, footwear, and worker behavior—not as a single solution.

Source-backed points

• The listing shows GB 12158—2024 was published in December 2024.
• It addresses general requirements for preventing electrostatic accidents.
• Whether antistatic clothing is needed and how it is configured must be based on site risk analysis and applicable requirements.

Editorial context

If a procurement sheet only says 'antistatic clothing,' it misses key questions: which hazard, how it is verified, what footwear/equipment is paired, how it is cared for, and when it is retired. Platform content should flag these interfaces, not issue substitute site-safety instructions.

Use boundary and next step

• List clothing, footwear, grounding, and environmental controls separately in the risk-verification sheet.
• Have personnel competent for the site confirm the specific technical approach.

Sources: 全国标准信息公共服务平台《GB 12158—2024 防止静电事故通用要求》. This is an independently written, link-and-summary editorial note; it does not republish source text, images, or attachments. For standards, procurement, and safety decisions, use the original record and qualified professional advice.