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According to the China Work Safety Network, the draft amendments to the Jiangsu Province Work Safety Regulations came into effect on June 1, 2009. The new Regulations on Work Safety in Jiangsu Province introduce new provisions regarding supervision and inspection of occupational safety and health, regulatory responsibilities, as well as accident reporting and investigation. 1. Add a paragraph as the third paragraph to Article 20: “Departments responsible for work safety supervision and management shall, in accordance with their designated duties, conduct inspections and supervision on occupational health conditions in the workplaces of production and business operations, and investigate and deal with occupational hazard incidents as well as acts that violate laws and regulations regarding the prevention and control of occupational diseases.” ” II. Merge Paragraphs 2 and 3 of Article 44 to form Paragraph 3 of Article 31: “The relevant departments shall regularly analyze the occurrence of casualty accidents and report to the work safety supervision and management departments at the same level on a monthly basis.” The work safety supervision and management department shall regularly compile statistical analyses of injury and death accidents that occur within its administrative jurisdiction, and promptly report to the corresponding **** at the same level as well as to the higher-level work safety supervision and management departments. ” III. Delete Articles 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, and Paragraph 1 of Article 44 of Chapter IV, \"Investigation and Handling of Accidents\". IV. Add a new article as Article 46: “The reporting, investigation, and handling of production safety accidents shall be carried out in accordance with the Provisions of the State Council on the Reporting, Investigation, and Handling of Production Safety Accidents.” ”
Departments such as those responsible for work safety supervision and management shall, in accordance with their designated duties, conduct inspections and supervision on the occupational health conditions in the workplaces of production and business entities, and investigate and deal with occupational hazard incidents as well as acts that violate laws and regulations regarding the prevention and control of occupational diseases. ” It reflects **a focus on occupational diseases, with a focus on preventing chest examinations for lung checks! It’s really good to do more research on the prevention and control of occupational diseases.
The key to investigating and dealing with occupational hazard incidents as well as violations of laws and regulations related to the prevention and control of occupational diseases lies in enforcement
These regulations were promulgated on May 20, 2009, via Announcement No. 17 of the Standing Committee of the 11th ** People’s Congress of Jiangsu Province. It’s already 2010, boss – are we still working on draft revisions? . . . .
4# Hou Xiaodi, dear brother, just read the following and you’ll understand! Office of the Jiangsu Province Work Safety Committee, Su An Ban No. 45 – Notice on Studying and Implementing the “Jiangsu Province Work Safety Regulations” To the work safety supervision bureaus of various cities: The draft revised version of the “Jiangsu Province Work Safety Regulations” was approved at the ninth meeting of the Standing Committee of the 11th Jiangsu Provincial People’s Congress on May 20, 2009, and it came into effect on June 1, 2009. The new Jiangsu Province Work Safety Regulations (Xinhua Daily, Page B5, May 22, 2009) introduce new provisions regarding supervision and inspection of occupational safety and health, regulatory responsibilities, as well as accident reporting and investigation. The safety supervision bureaus of various cities are requested to organize thorough study of the relevant materials, implement the revised provisions, master the operational methods, and effectively improve the quality of administration in accordance with the law as well as the level of supervision and management of work safety. June 1, 2009
In the future, the management of occupational diseases will gradually come under unified oversight by the safety supervision authorities. If it were handled by health departments, the approach would be fragmented; health departments might only assist with testing tasks. However, no actual changes have been seen at the local level yet, and further adjustments may be necessary