**Law enforcement inspections revealed illegal operations
Thread Content
**Which legal provisions are used to initiate investigations and take action against illegal operations identified during law enforcement inspections? 1. Insufficient safety distance between gas cylinders during hot work; people are smoking at the site. 2. Workers performing work at heights are not wearing safety belts
There are many regulations that serve as the basis for these penalties; GB 30871 is the most direct one. The criteria for identifying \"20 major safety hazards\" can also be applied here. Failing to establish management systems for special operations such as hot work or entry into confined spaces in accordance with the relevant standards, or failing to enforce those systems effectively, is another issue that gives rise to penalties. Then the problem becomes serious; smoking is prohibited in the production areas of chemical companies, as stated in the 41 previous prohibitions. Today, pursuant to Article 21 of the Fire Protection Law, smoking and the use of open flames are prohibited in places where there is a risk of fire or explosion. Under Article 63 of the Fire Protection Law, fines and detention penalties can be imposed; perhaps other penalties as well. Please help to look for it
**For law enforcement agencies, if they are safety supervision departments (Emergency Management Bureaus), the primary governing law is the Work Safety Law, while various standards and guidelines are typically based on the Guidelines for Identifying and Addressing Hidden Dangers； Then there are the local work safety regulations. Both of the above violations can give rise to administrative penalties in accordance with Article 38 and Article 62 of the Work Safety Law; furthermore, those responsible can be punished under the Administrative Supervision Law. Public security fire enforcement inspections are carried out in accordance with the Fire Protection Law.
Those who violate the above provisions and are subject to criminal punishment are treated in the same way as those who drive under the influence and are subject to criminal penalties
For each item, it’s estimated to be over 20,000
Great sharing, thanks to the original poster