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We are carrying out the preliminary work for a coal chemical project, and we would like to ask everyone the following: 1. Is it necessary to prepare a \"Special Section on Occupational Health\" and a \"Special Section on Energy Conservation\" as part of the engineering design? 2. Are the documents requested by the design institute mandatory? Monthly test analysis data on physical, chemical, microbial, and bacterial aspects of water supply over the past 5 years. The breeding and growth seasons, as well as the population levels of living plants and plankton
1. There should be one. But the name might be different; for example, \"Occupational Health\" isn’t quite appropriate – it should be called something like \"Special Topic on Labor Safety and Health\" or a similar title. The energy-saving section seems unnecessary. 2. No need.
1. It should be available; for occupational health, it can be titled as a section on safe production, while the section on energy conservation can be included in the environmental protection section. 2. For designers, the more complete the information, the better. In my opinion, if the other party makes such a request for valid reasons, and as the owner, one is able to provide that information, then it should be provided. What’s most important here is communication and negotiation between both parties.
Generally, the special study mentioned by the poster must be prepared during the basic design phase. In the past, three separate sections were generally required, namely the environmental protection section, the fire safety section, and the labor safety and occupational health section. In recent years, as **more and more attention has been paid to energy conservation, an additional section on energy saving has been added.
That is necessary, and the section on occupational health needs to be filed with the relevant **department – the Ministry of Health or the Ministry of Labor and Social Security? ? I don’t remember
It is necessary to include, in accordance with the new regulations, an \"Earthquake Resistance Chapter\" – making a total of six chapters