Contents of the safety ledger

Standardization requirements state that records and ledgers must be kept for any activities; the following are additional points (there are many more): 1. Ledger for rectifying potential hazards； 2. Record of funds invested in safety ； 3. Register of special operation personnel, register of special equipment ； 4. Safety activity ledger ； 5. Records of tertiary education and regular training ；

\"General Specifications for Safety Standardization in Hazardous Chemicals Handling Enterprises\" 4.3.3 Planning Phase: In accordance with relevant laws and regulations as well as the requirements of these specifications, and based on the results of the initial assessment, a safety standardization plan is formulated, which includes aspects such as resource allocation, schedule, and task division； Conduct risk analysis ； Identify and obtain applicable laws, regulations, standards, and other requirements regarding safe production ； Improve safety production regulations, safety operating procedures, registers, archives, records, etc ； Determine the enterprise’s safety production policies and objectives. 5.1.5.2 Enterprises shall use safety production funds in accordance with the specified scope of application, make rational use of such funds, and maintain a ledger for them. 5.2.4.1 The enterprise shall issue notices for addressing the potential hazards identified through risk assessment, setting a deadline for their remediation, and specifying the remediation measures, responsible persons, funding sources, and completion timeline. Enterprises should establish a ledger for managing potential hazards. 5.5.2.1 Enterprises shall strictly implement safety facility management systems and establish records of safety facilities. 5.5.2.5 Enterprises shall manage monitoring and measuring equipment in a standardized manner, establish records of such equipment, carry out calibration and maintenance on a regular basis, and keep records of these calibration and maintenance activities. 5.5.3.2 Enterprises shall establish registers and archives for special equipment. 5.8.3.3 Enterprises shall establish records for the management of occupational health protection facilities and personal protective equipment, and strengthen the inspection and supervision of the use of such equipment; those who fail to use personal protective equipment as required shall not be allowed to work. 5.9.3.4 Enterprises shall establish accident files and accident management records. 5.10.2.1 Enterprises shall carry out comprehensive inspections, specialized inspections, seasonal inspections, routine inspections, and inspections during holidays in accordance with the safety inspection plan ； All types of safety inspections should be carried out item by item using the corresponding safety inspection checklists; a record of these inspections should be kept, and this record should be linked to the responsibility system. In summary, there are a total of nine clear ledgers

In accordance with AQ3013-2008 \"General Specifications for Safety Standardization of Hazardous Chemicals Handling Enterprises\", the following records shall be maintained: 5.1.5.2 Enterprises shall use safety production funds reasonably in line with the specified scope of their use, and maintain records of such funds. 5.2.4.1 The enterprise shall issue notices for the rectification of potential hazards identified through risk assessment, setting a deadline for such rectification, and specifying the corrective measures, responsible persons, sources of funding, and time frame for completion. Enterprises should establish a ledger for managing potential hazards. 5.5.2.1 Enterprises shall strictly implement the safety facility management system and establish a ledger for safety facilities. 5.5.2.5 Enterprises shall manage monitoring and measuring equipment in a standardized manner and maintain records of such equipment. 5.5.3.2 Enterprises shall keep records of special equipment. 5.8.3.3 Enterprises shall maintain records related to occupational health protection facilities and personal protective equipment. 5.9.3.4 Enterprises shall establish accident files and records for accident management. 5.10.2.1 Enterprises shall carry out comprehensive inspections, specialized inspections, seasonal inspections, daily inspections, and inspections during holidays in accordance with the safety inspection plan ； All types of safety inspections should be carried out item by item using the corresponding safety inspection forms, and a safety inspection desk should be established. Here we also have records for safety meetings, safety education, safety organization, the disposal and transfer of hazardous chemicals, as well as records related to emergency supplies. . .

It should include several key areas such as personnel management, operating safety procedures, and equipment maintenance records.

The following content should be added! ! “The \"three synchronizations\" refer to the principle of planning, developing, and implementing safety production in tandem with economic construction, as well as with enterprises’ deepening of reforms and technological upgrades. “The principle of “four no-lets-go” means that the cause of an accident must be clarified before anything is considered resolved ； Those responsible for the accident will not be spared without proper punishment ； Those workers who lack education will not be left unaddressed ； If preventive measures are not implemented, no leniency will be shown