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Now, safety assessment has become widely adopted in chemical enterprises; it is an essential part of chemical construction projects. Safety assessment brings certain benefits to the safe operation of enterprises. I hope that the moderators and administrators will take this into consideration. I work in the field of safety assessment, so I am very interested in these matters
Safety assessment also falls within the preliminary stage of a project; a sub-section can be created under the construction technology and project management sections, there is no need to establish a separate section for it
2nd floor, what you said is too one-sided; it seems like you don’t pay much attention to safety either! Safety assessment is a constant element in a company’s safe production processes. In the initial stages of project construction, there are safety pre-assessments and safety acceptance assessments. Do you know what purpose safety status assessments serve? At present, safety assessment has not yet played a substantial role, but we need to view things from a developmental perspective; after all, safety assessment is still a relatively new concept. Just 2 months ago, **ten new occupations in society were listed, among which was the safety assessment specialist! As Chinese people (especially leaders) gain a deeper understanding of safety, **more policies will be introduced to guide safety assessments, so as to better serve enterprises. The incidence of work safety accidents will become increasingly low! :lol :lol Industries that are required to conduct safety assessments at present include those involved in the handling, production, and storage of hazardous chemicals. The mechanical metallurgy industry, mining enterprises, tailing ponds, refractory materials industry, cement industry, clothing industry, and so on. Please, those upstairs, be more careful regarding safety: o
Ha, the student on the third floor is being too dramatic. I also come from a production background, so I certainly know how important safety is. It’s only today that I learned about the safety status assessment; I guess the guidelines for safety assessments issued in 2004 were also formulated for certain industries and enterprises where accidents occur frequently. By the time those regulations were introduced, I had already left the production floor and moved to another department. Safety in on-site production at our company is well managed; there are very few minor accidents, and no major accidents at all. Only by paying attention to safety can we achieve such results, right? This is also a source of pride for our Sinopec enterprise. However, the forum has a dedicated area for discussions on safety engineering, and I think a subforum for safety assessment could be created within that area. This post was last edited by Nini on 2007-12-17 12:46.]
Welcome, LZ, to come to the Safety Engineering area more often to discuss evaluation matters!