How should the proportions of various costs related to safety facilities be determined in the safety section?
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This post was last edited by grayskyf on 2009-6-1 at 18:55. This is something I created myself; some of the data comes from preliminary evaluations, while much of it was written by me. Let’s take a look at how to determine an appropriate ratio for this~ Estimated investment ratios for different categories of safety facilities: Sequence Number, Safety facilities and measures, Cost (in 10,000 yuan), Percentage of total safety facility investment. 1. Personal protective equipment and gas protection facilities: 14.03, 8.4%. 2. Electrical systems for security purposes and emergency lighting: 4.85, 2.9%. 3. Lightning protection and anti-static facilities: 19.72, 11.8%. 4. Explosion-proof electrical facilities: 14.87, 8.9%. 5. Safety accessories, explosion-proof devices, and pressure relief devices: 19.72, 11.8%. 6. Civil engineering works: 47.62, 28.5%. 7. Fire protection systems: 31.6, 18.9%. 8. Safety warning signs: 6.51, 3.9%. 9. Safety training facilities and related costs, as well as safety monitoring facilities: 8.18, 4.9%. Total: 167.1, 100%
We should be practical and base it on the actual volume of work for the project; it varies from case to case. For example, the more buildings there are, the more lightning protection grounding systems are needed. With more combustible gases, there are more combustion detections. Given the high risk of fires, there are more fire-fighting facilities. Writing a special article should involve communicating with professionals and designers from various fields.
I’m not sure if there are any specific regulations or guidelines regarding this, such as which parameter must not be less than a certain percentage or something like that~
The total amount should be more than 3% of the project’s investment cost.
As long as it reaches 4% of the total investment, that’s enough; there are no other requirements
Serial Number Safety Facilities Investment (10,000 yuan) Percentage of Total Safety Budget (%) I. Accident Prevention Facilities 330 47.14 (1) Safety monitoring and alarm equipment, etc. 80 11.43 (2) Explosion-proof facilities for electrical systems and instruments 60 8.57 (3) Other safety devices 190 10.34 II. Accident Control Facilities 230 27.14 (1) Emergency backup power sources and similar facilities 150 13.8 (2) Safety valves, rupture disks, and similar devices 80 21.42 III. Facilities for Reducing and Eliminating the Effects of Accidents 140 20.0 (1) Fire prevention and extinguishing devices such as flame arrestors 60 8.57 (2) First-aid and health-related medications 20 2.85 (3) Personal protective equipment 50 7.14 (4) Safety training and awareness programs 10 1.43 Total 700 100 We determined these values based on this percentage range; it seems that there is no standard set forth
According to what regulations, isn’t it required that the safety budget should account for 10-20% of the turnover? Has your budget taken this into consideration?
This refinement depends on the specific circumstances of each project; there are no fixed rules, but there is a requirement regarding the total amount allocated to safety investments – it must be at least 3% of the total investment amount.
Sir, safe investment is not meant for show. I am currently working in safety management, and these matters involve strict compliance – there’s no room for negotiation. You just need to follow the design standards (relevant regulations and guidelines set by authorities such as the General Administration); that’s what must be done. Unless you want to save money for your boss on safety investments, knowing that you or your boss will be held responsible in case of an accident, then................
In my opinion, when it comes to safe investments, one must first consider the type of project – whether it is a civil or industrial project, and whether the industrial project falls within the hazardous chemicals sector or not. It’s not possible to make generalizations; the amount of investment required depends on the location and nature of the project. Different priorities exist, and investment in safety is necessary during project construction – it’s not something to be taken lightly or treated as a mere numerical game. It represents a sense of responsibility and conscience.
It is not less than 4% of the total turnover; I can’t find the specific regulations right now. The proportion varies depending on the size of the turnover. 7# lrxlrxlrxlrx