How should one approach ordinary accidents?

1. Classification is established for safety management departments; it is a human-made classification with no objective technical standards. As long as the method can meet the needs of administrative management, it proves that such a classification is applicable. O(∩_∩)O~ 2. In accordance with Article 44 of the supplementary provisions, \"for accidents that do not result in any casualties but still have a severe negative impact on society, if the State Council or the relevant local people’s government deems it necessary to conduct an investigation and take action, the relevant provisions of these regulations shall apply.\" ” Personal understanding: Other than that, as long as there are no accidents resulting in injuries or deaths, no **departmental report is required. This also reflects the concept that life is more important than property. (The idiom ‘fear of death’ disappeared quite quickly O(∩_∩)O~)

In accordance with the requirements set out in the Regulations on the Reporting, Investigation, and Handling of Production Safety Accidents, in practical operations it is possible to make more detailed classifications of accident types based on the specific circumstances of one’s own enterprise.

“In the case of accidents with severe social consequences, if the State Council or the relevant local people’s government deems it necessary to conduct an investigation and take action, the relevant provisions of these regulations shall apply. ”I think this is also necessary; it doesn’t cause much harm to people, and it isn’t harmful to equipment, the environment, or the outside world, nor to animals and plants. If it is harmful to them, then it will pose a risk to us as well. Personal opinion. . . I hope everyone will have in-depth discussions. . . Learn from the many mistakes*

For production and business units, any accident resulting in serious injuries or worse must be reported immediately to the local safety supervision department.

Just submit it in accordance with the classification criteria set out in the regulations

Classified by the severity of the injury: In accordance with the standard GB6441—1986 \"Classification Standards for Work-related Injuries and Deaths of Enterprise Employees\", injuries are classified as follows based on their severity: Minor injury accidents. Only accidents with minor injuries. Severe injury accident. Refers to accidents with serious injuries but no deaths. Death accident. Death accidents are divided into two categories: serious casualty accidents. Refers to an accident in which 1–2 people die at once. A catastrophic accident with heavy casualties. It refers to an accident in which 3 or more people die at once. Any fatal accident should be reported. However, for accidents resulting in serious injuries, it is necessary to report them based on the severity of those injuries; if the situation is extremely serious (such as a patient becoming in a vegetative state), it must also be reported. Judgment of severe injury: If there are statistics on the number of workdays lost, the judgment can be made in accordance with the \"Classification Standards for Work-related Injuries and Illnesses among Enterprise Employees\", which defines an injury resulting in disability as one that entails a loss of 105 days or more of workdays. If there are no statistics on lost working days and only descriptions of physical injuries, then the determination shall be made in accordance with Ministry of Labor Document No. 56, Labor Protection Series (60), \"Opinions on the Scope of Severe Injury Accidents\". Regarding the provisions on serious injuries in the \"Answers to Questions on the Reporting and Statistics of Work-related Injuries and Deaths among Enterprise Employees\" (Labor Office Document No. 140, 1993): These refer to injuries that cause disability in a worker’s limbs, or severe damage to organs such as the eyes and ears, injuries that generally result in long-term functional impairments or significant loss of working capacity. If an employee’s injury escalates to a serious injury within 30 days (except in cases of medical errors), it is considered a serious injury accident.

Accident Level 3.2.1 Minor Accident: An accident that results in minor injuries or mild poisoning to 1–5 people, or direct economic losses of 50,000 yuan (inclusive) to 100,000 yuan (inclusive). 3.2.2 Major accidents: Those that result in 1–5 people suffering serious injuries or severe poisoning, or 6–10 people suffering minor injuries or mild poisoning, or direct economic losses ranging from over 100,000 yuan to 500,000 yuan inclusive. 3.2.3 Major accident: An accident that results in 1–2 deaths, or 6–10 people suffering serious injuries or severe poisoning, or 11–20 people suffering minor injuries or mild poisoning, or direct economic losses ranging from over 500,000 yuan to 1,000,000 yuan inclusive. 3.2.4 Catastrophic accident: An accident that results in 3 or more deaths, or 11 or more people suffering serious injuries or severe poisoning, or 21 or more people suffering minor injuries or mild poisoning. *1. Accidents that do not reach the above levels are treated as abnormal incidents. *2. Minor injuries refer to temporary total loss of working capacity resulting in fewer than 105 lost workdays ； Severe injury refers to an injury that results in permanent loss of working capacity, or temporary total loss of working capacity lasting 105 days or more. The number of workdays lost due to accident injuries is determined in accordance with the \"GB/T 15499-1995|Standard for Workdays Lost Due to Accident Injuries\".

In accordance with GB6441, one of the accident statistics indicators in China is the severity rate of injuries. The severity rate of injuries represents the average number of workdays lost due to accidents per million working hours over a certain period. Therefore, records should be kept for any accidents that result in losses on working days, and the results should be reported.

Reply to 1# ydh_8409: Article 14 of the Interim Provisions on Fines and Penalties under the Regulations on the Reporting, Investigation, and Handling of Production Safety Accidents stipulates that if the entity responsible for an accident is at fault for an accident that results in 3 or fewer deaths, or 3 to 10 serious injuries (including acute industrial poisoning), or direct economic losses ranging from 3 million yuan to 10 million yuan, it shall be fined between 100,000 yuan and 200,000 yuan. (Additional note: This is the minimum penalty stipulated in the Interim Provisions for the entity responsible for the accident.) In accordance with the above provisions, the entity responsible for an accident must report such accidents that result in 3 or fewer deaths, or 3 or more serious injuries (including acute industrial poisoning), or direct economic losses of over 3 million yuan. The above are my personal opinions, for your reference only!

The supplementary document to the \"Regulations on the Reporting, Investigation, and Handling of Production Safety Accidents\" (Order No. 493), namely the \"Notice of the State Administration of Work Safety on Adjusting the Reporting Requirements for Production Safety Accidents – Anjian Zong Diao Lv No. 120\", stipulates as follows: 1. Levels of reporting for production safety accidents. . . . . . 　　(IV) General accidents 　　1. Death of 1–2 people in a single incident ； 　　2. Causing serious injuries to 1–9 people at once (including acute industrial poisoning) ； 　　3. Causing direct economic losses of 1 million to 10 million yuan at a time. II. Scope of the dispatch and statistics reports on production safety accidents (1) All types of production safety accidents that occur during production and business operations, resulting in deaths, serious injuries (including acute occupational poisoning), or direct economic losses of over 1 million yuan ； 　　(II) Various types of accidents related to illegal production and operation ； 　　(III) Various types of accidents whose nature cannot be determined temporarily.