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Our company is in the field of fine chemicals; we have only a dozen or so special equipment items, including those used for motor vehicles on site. Does this count as a chemical processing plant? Is it necessary to establish a management organization for the safety of such special equipment?
Which standard specification does this come from? Please let the original poster know
TSG 08-2017 Rules for the Use and Management of Special Equipment
Chemical processing equipment sets refer to a collection of several devices that are needed to produce a particular product; these devices are considered one set. An individual device within this set is known as a single unit. However, for some simpler products, it is possible to produce them using just one device, and auxiliary tools are not considered part of such sets
It’s a complete set of equipment; it’s meant for use in production lines
There is no need to establish a management agency for special equipment
I didn’t need to do any settings; I just waited for the inspection team from the special inspection agency to arrive. It would be awkward if it were set up:D
There should be no need to establish a separate agency for the regulation of special equipment
Is it clear now? Is it necessary to establish specialized agencies and personnel, as well as obtain a certification for the safe management of special equipment?
According to the Market Regulation Bureau, as long as it is a chemical enterprise, it counts