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Please discuss: 1. What aspects should be included in the HSE section of the operating procedures? 2. Do Sinopec or CNPC have any specific regulations in this regard?
The topic range mentioned by the original poster is too broad to answer properly. Currently, in some organizations, the operating procedures are equivalent to HSE work instructions, and they are primarily based on corresponding hazard identification and risk assessment.
Operating procedures can essentially be regarded as documents at the operational level, including work instructions. These documents address the tasks and responsibilities at the operational level, and they involve identifying, assessing risks, and implementing control measures in the areas of HSE; specific requirements are also set forth. This is basically the standard for operating procedures in many organizations today.
We are involved in petrochemical production facilities, and previous operating procedures generally included HSE-related content, such as safety knowledge (including occupational health, safety, and environmental protection), safety regulations, environmental protection regulations, as well as information on hazardous factors in the facilities, hazardous chemicals, and first aid knowledge. Sinopec and CNPC have some experience in drafting operating procedures; everyone might as well discuss this