What systems do the safety management departments need to establish?
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This post was last edited by fangqiong on 2011-8-25 at 17:06. I have only recently started working in the safety and environmental protection department, and I’m not familiar with all the existing regulations. It would be useful to have a list to help me carry out my work going forward. The regulations I am aware of so far include: the Safety Production Management System, the Environmental Protection Management System, the Safety Management Regulations for Hazardous Chemicals, the Management Regulations for Personal Protective Equipment, the Safety Management Regulations for Special Equipment, the Safety Management Regulations for Major Hazard Sources, the Regulations for the Identification, Assessment, and Reporting of Work-related Injuries, the Occupational Health Management System, and the Fire Safety Management System； I hope everyone will contribute and discuss further!
This post was last edited and replied to by yusea on 2011-8-25 at 16:08: 1# continuew the systems listed in AQ3013. Document No. 186 issued by the State Administration of Work Safety stipulates requirements for: regular safety meetings, process management, start-up and shutdown management, equipment management, electrical management, utility management, safety procedures for construction, inspection, and maintenance activities (in particular, hot work, work in confined spaces, work at heights, lifting operations, temporary power usage, earthwork, etc.), management of safety technical measures, change management, routine inspections, safety inspections, and identification and remediation of potential hazards ； Staff on duty, accident management, traffic safety within the plant, fire and explosion prevention, dust and poison prevention, leakage prevention, major hazard sources, management of key equipment and critical areas ； Safety management of hazardous chemicals, contractor management, personal protective equipment management ； Safety training and education, rewards and penalties for safe production, etc.
Why can’t I rate the 2nd floor? ? I completely agree. . The original poster is pretty good too; they took charge of this matter right after being transferred to the Safety and Environment Department
There are many systems; just the safety-related systems alone number over twenty. There are at least 9 basic systems for occupational health, in addition to environmental protection systems. It’s very troublesome; there’s a whole set of rules that need to be followed and implemented by people.
Yes, there are too many rules, and they all require others to do things, making it difficult to implement them. Finally, it needs to be authorized by the boss; otherwise, it will become worthless paper.
A few days ago, the Work Safety Supervision Bureau issued 15 systems for the standardization of occupational health
Personally, I think systems that are feasible should be established, rather than ones that exist only to meet safety inspection requirements.
Follow the requirements set out in the **new safety standardization assessment criteria issued by the Work Safety Administration; it is recommended that the original poster study this thoroughly!
In accordance with the requirements of AQ3013-2008 \"General Specifications for Safety Standardization of Hazardous Chemicals Handling Enterprises\", safety production regulations and systems should include at least 32 items. It is very difficult to implement; it requires the understanding and cooperation of various departments, as well as the support and financial investment from the company’s senior management. You can search Baidu Wenku for the safety production regulations of other companies as a reference.