Safety production management agencies and full-time safety production managers
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Work Safety Law Article 19: Mines, construction enterprises, and entities that produce, operate, or store hazardous materials shall establish work safety management institutions or appoint full-time work safety managers. Regulations on Work Safety Licenses Article 2 **A work safety licensing system shall be implemented for mining enterprises, construction enterprises, and enterprises that produce hazardous chemicals, fireworks, and civil explosive materials (hereinafter collectively referred to as enterprises).** Enterprises that have not obtained a safety production license shall not engage in production activities. Article 6: To obtain a work safety license, an enterprise must meet the following work safety requirements: (3) Establish a work safety management organization and assign full-time work safety management personnel ； May I ask, is it necessary to have both a safety production management organization and full-time safety production managers in order to obtain a safety production license?
May I ask, is it necessary to have both a safety production management organization and full-time safety production managers in order to obtain a safety production license? That’s only natural; the laws and regulations make it clear. And this is also necessary!!
This post was last edited by lyhh9024 on 2010-1-25 at 22:52. To obtain a work safety license, it is necessary to establish a work safety management organization and assign full-time work safety managers, as clearly stipulated in Article 6, Paragraph 3 of the Regulations on Work Safety Licenses! I think the original poster has this question because the Work Safety Law stipulates that work safety management organizations must be established or full-time work safety managers must be appointed! The original poster should note that the provisions of the Work Safety Law apply to mines, construction companies, as well as entities engaged in the production, operation, and storage of hazardous materials ； The Regulations on Work Safety Licenses are aimed at mining enterprises, construction enterprises, and enterprises that produce hazardous chemicals, fireworks, and civil explosive materials (hereinafter collectively referred to as enterprises). The scopes defined by the two are different, and they do not contradict each other!
There is also the issue of company size; smaller companies may not need a dedicated department, but they must have dedicated staff.
The Work Safety Law stipulates that enterprises with 300 or more employees must have a safety management department and full-time safety officers, while those with fewer than 300 employees must have full-time safety officers.
Don’t get nitpicky about the details here; just configure what needs to be configured – it’s mainly a matter of being responsible for yourself!
Anyway, our company has a safety license, and we also have a full-time safety officer, and that’s me! Haha
Each province should have corresponding regulatory documents. For example, when hazardous chemical manufacturing enterprises apply for a renewed license, Hebei Province requires that companies with 30 or more employees must establish a separate safety management department, which must be a mid-level department; there must also be no fewer than 3 full-time safety officers ； Companies with 30 or fewer employees must have at least 2 safety managers, but in practice there are at least 3.