Safety Management System for Transportation, Loading and Unloading of Major Hazardous Sources and Hazardous Chemicals
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Major Hazard Source Management System According to the provisions of GB18218-2000 "Identification of Major Hazard Sources", our company's liquid chlorine warehouse, ethanol storage tank area, and ethyl chloride workshop (where liquid chlorine is used) have reached the major hazard source limit and are major hazard sources. According to the evaluation of Wuhan Green Century Occupational Safety Management Consulting Co., Ltd., the liquid chlorine warehouse and ethyl chloride workshop (where liquid chlorine is used) are first-level major hazard sources, and the ethanol storage tank area is a third-level major hazard source. In order to strengthen the management of major hazard sources and ensure the safety of the lives and property of the company's employees and surrounding residents, the following system has been formulated ； 1. Major hazard sources should be listed and posted in a conspicuous and easy-to-see location, so that company employees and outsiders entering the company's production area can understand the location of major hazard sources. 2. The major hazard source bulletin board should indicate the physical and chemical properties of the hazardous source material, protective measures, rescue procedures and rescue methods in the event of an accident, and notification methods for emergency evacuation. 3. For major hazard sources, the contractor responsible person and the person responsible for daily management should be clearly defined. The person responsible for contracting should carry out safety activities at least once a month. The person responsible for daily management should be responsible for the daily management and patrol inspection of the dangerous source, and the patrol inspection should be conducted no less than twice a day. 4. The Security Department shall conduct patrol inspections of major hazard sources at least once a week and keep records. 5. Liquid chlorine warehouses and chlorine gas platforms that are major hazard sources should be equipped with automatic gas leak alarms. The safety management department should check their performance regularly every week to ensure their normal and effective operation. Anhydrous ethanol tank areas should be equipped with anti-leakage cofferdams. 6. Safety facilities, monitoring equipment, safety protection supplies, emergency equipment and fire-fighting equipment in major hazardous sources are not allowed to be misappropriated without permission from the safety department. 7. Areas with major hazards are important safety areas, and non-staff members are not allowed to enter without permission. 8. Major hazard sources should be monitored regularly. Liquid chlorine warehouses and chlorine gas platforms should be monitored twice daily for chlorine concentration. Anhydrous ethanol tank areas should be monitored twice daily for flammable gases. 9. Major hazard sources should undergo a safety assessment every year. 10. The security department should formulate emergency plans for major hazards, organize emergency rescue drills every six months, and organize company managers and relevant staff to conduct training on major hazard sources. This post was last edited by snowdfr on 2009-3-7 19:07 ]
Hazardous Chemicals Transportation and Loading Safety Management System In order to strengthen the safety management of the company's transportation and loading of hazardous chemicals, ensure the safety of people's lives and property, and protect the environment, this system is specially formulated in accordance with the requirements of the State Council's "Regulations on the Safety Management of Hazardous Chemicals" and the company's "Hazardous Chemicals Safety Management System" and "Highly Toxic Chemicals Safety Management System." 1. Car transportation 1. The transportation of hazardous chemicals must be carried by vehicles qualified for the transportation of hazardous chemicals. The transportation of highly toxic chemicals must first obtain a purchase certificate (purchase permit) and transportation permit for highly toxic chemicals, and then be carried by vehicles qualified for the transportation of highly toxic chemicals. ； 2. Vehicles transporting highly toxic chemicals should be marked with a highly toxic chemical sign in a conspicuous position, and must be escorted by a dedicated person. The number of escorts must be no less than two, and they must have a special operation qualification certificate for hazardous chemicals. ； 3. Vehicles transporting hazardous chemicals must maintain a safe speed and distance between vehicles when driving. Speeding and forcible overtaking are strictly prohibited. ； 4. Driving routes for transporting hazardous chemicals must be carried out according to the designated routes and times. Driving or staying on busy streets is not allowed. ； 5. Vehicles transporting flammable and explosive chemicals must install flame arresters on their exhaust pipes and hang a "dangerous goods" sign. 2. Ship transportation 1. Ships transporting hazardous chemicals must comply with * * Regulations on ship inspection and passing inspection by a ship inspection agency recognized by the maritime administration agency ； 2. Relevant personnel on ships transporting hazardous chemicals must understand the nature, hazardous characteristics, packaging requirements and emergency measures in the event of an accident, and have necessary emergency treatment equipment and protective supplies. ； 3. After the ship arrives at the dock, the loading and unloading management staff will urge the ship owner to go to the local maritime department to go through relevant procedures and accept the supervision and management of the transportation and maritime department. Only after approval can the loading and unloading be handled. ； 4. Before loading and unloading, the company's relevant management personnel must make appropriate preparations, check that the loading and unloading and protective equipment are in good condition, and fire and emergency measures must be in place before unloading can begin. ； 5. Loading and unloading of hazardous chemicals must be carried out under the on-site command of the company's loading and unloading management personnel. Loading and unloading can only be carried out during the day, and night operations are prohibited. If loading and unloading are not completed on the same day, the warehouse must be closed, and relevant equipment must be inspected and maintained. 6. If an accident occurs when a ship transporting hazardous chemicals is loading and unloading cargo, such as fire, leakage, etc., the on-site loading and unloading management personnel should promptly report to the company's superior department and the safety and environmental department, and immediately organize on-site personnel to put out the fire and take protective measures to prevent the situation from further expanding.