44 types of illegal acts in work safety | Each one is very close to being a crime

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This post was last edited by shiwendong on 2017-10-28 at 11:41. 44 types of illegal acts in work safety | Each one is close to being a crime. The following lists 44 types of illegal acts in the field of work safety, which have been identified from relevant laws, regulations, and rules regarding work safety. If certain conditions are met, these actions can constitute a crime, and those involved will be sentenced accordingly. Let’s take a look. 1. Institutions that undertake safety assessment, certification, testing, and inspection tasks and issue false certificates ； 2. The decision-making body, principal responsible persons of production and business operations entities, or individual investors operating such entities fail to provide the necessary funds for safe production as required, resulting in those entities not having the conditions necessary for safe production ； 3. The principal responsible person of the production and operation entity fails to fulfill his/her statutory duties regarding work safety management ； 4. When the safety management personnel of a production and operation entity fail to fulfill their statutory duties regarding safety management ； 5. Employees of production and business entities who fail to comply with management requirements or violate safety production rules and regulations or operating procedures ； 6. Failing to conduct safety assessments on mining and metal smelting construction projects, or on construction projects used for the production, storage, or handling of hazardous materials, as required by regulations ； 7. Mining and metal smelting construction projects, or construction projects used for the production, storage, or handling of hazardous materials, lack safety facility designs, or such designs have not been submitted to the relevant authorities for review and approval in accordance with regulations ； 8. Construction units of mining and metal smelting projects, or projects intended for the production, storage, or handling of hazardous materials, fail to construct in accordance with the approved design for safety facilities ； 9. Before mines, metal smelting construction projects, or construction projects used for the production or storage of hazardous materials are put into operation or use, the safety facilities have not been inspected and found to be compliant ； 10. Failing to install obvious safety warning signs in production and operation sites with significant risk factors, as well as on relevant facilities and equipment ； 11. The installation, use, inspection, modification, and disposal of safety equipment do not comply with **standards or industry standards ； 12. Those that fail to carry out regular maintenance, upkeep, and periodic inspections of safety equipment ； 13. Failing to provide employees with labor protection equipment that meets **standards or industry standards ； 14. Using processes and equipment that are obsolete and pose a threat to production safety ； 15. Containers and transportation vehicles for hazardous materials, as well as special equipment used in offshore oil drilling and in underground mines that pose a significant risk to human safety, are put into use without first undergoing inspection and testing by a qualified professional institution to obtain a certificate of safe use or a safety mark ； 16. Producing, operating, transporting, storing, using hazardous materials or disposing of waste hazardous materials without lawful approval ； 17. Failing to establish specialized safety management systems or adopt reliable safety measures when producing, operating, transporting, storing, using hazardous materials or disposing of waste hazardous materials ； 18. Major hazard sources have not been registered and documented, or have not been assessed or monitored, or emergency response plans have not been established ； 19. Conducting blasting, lifting, and other such hazardous operations, as well as other dangerous tasks specified by the state council’s department in charge of work safety supervision and management in conjunction with relevant departments of the state council, without assigning dedicated personnel to oversee safety on site ； 20. Those that have not established a system for identifying and addressing potential accident hazards ； 21. Production and business operation entities that fail to take measures to eliminate potential accident hazards ； 22. When a production and operation entity assigns or leases its production and operation projects, premises, or equipment to entities or individuals that do not meet the safety production requirements or possess the necessary qualifications ； 23. The production and operation entity fails to conclude a separate safety production management agreement with the contracting or leasing entity, or fails to specify their respective safety production management responsibilities in the contracting or leasing agreement, or fails to provide unified coordination and management of the safety production activities of such entities ； 24. Where two or more production and operation entities carry out production and operation activities within the same work area that may pose a risk to the safe production of each other, and fail to conclude a safety production management agreement or assign full-time safety production managers to conduct safety inspections and coordination ； 25. Workshops, shops, warehouses for the production, handling, storage, or use of hazardous materials are located in the same building as employee dormitories, or the distance between them does not meet safety requirements ； 26. The production and operation premises and employee dormitories lack exits that meet the requirements for emergency evacuation, are not clearly marked, and are not kept unobstructed; or the exits of such premises and dormitories are closed or blocked ； 27. When a production or business operation entity refuses or obstructs the departments responsible for safety production supervision and management from carrying out supervision and inspections in accordance with the law ； 28. The principal responsible person of a production and operation entity who fails to organize rescue efforts immediately when a production safety accident occurs in the entity, or who leaves his post without permission during the investigation and handling of the accident, or who conceals, misreports, or delays reporting such an accident ； 29. If a production or business operation entity does not meet the safety production requirements stipulated by this Law, as well as other relevant laws, administrative regulations, **standards, or industry standards, and still fails to meet such requirements even after suspension of operations for rectification ； 30. Engaging in production without obtaining a work safety license ； 31. Transferring, misusing a work safety license, or using a forged work safety license ； 32. Producing, operating, or using **hazardous chemicals whose production, operation, or use is prohibited** ； 33. Using hazardous chemicals in violation of the **restrictive regulations regarding their use ； 34. Chemical enterprises that use hazardous chemicals in production without obtaining a license for the safe use of such chemicals ； Engaging in the business of hazardous chemicals without obtaining a license for such business ； 35. Construction projects for the new construction, renovation, or expansion of facilities for the production and storage of hazardous chemicals without undergoing safety condition reviews ； 36. Reused packaging and containers for hazardous chemicals that are not inspected before reuse ； 37. Failing to install appropriate safety facilities and equipment in the workplace based on the types and hazardous properties of the dangerous chemicals produced or stored, or failing to carry out regular maintenance of such facilities and equipment in accordance with **standards, industry standards, or **relevant regulations ； 38. Those that fail to conduct regular safety assessments of their safety production conditions in accordance with the provisions of these regulations ； 39. Hazardous chemicals are not stored in dedicated warehouses, or highly toxic chemicals and other hazardous chemicals whose storage quantities constitute a significant hazard source are not kept separately in such dedicated warehouses ； 40. The storage methods, approaches, or quantities of hazardous materials do not comply with **standards** or relevant regulations ； 41. Special warehouses for hazardous chemicals that do not meet the requirements of **standards and industry standards ； 42. Those that fail to conduct regular inspections and tests on the safety facilities and equipment in warehouses designated for hazardous chemicals ； 43. New construction, renovation, or expansion projects for hazardous chemical pipelines that have not undergone safety condition assessments ； 44. In the case of hazardous chemical pipelines that are converted to other uses, shut down, or ceased to be in use, and the pipeline management unit fails to take effective measures to handle them promptly and properly. Reposted from the original: Oil Depot Jiangxi Storage, Transportation and Trade – Personal QQ Space