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What are the standards for on-site management that can be referred to?

2021-01-18View Original

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Are there any regulations related to on-site management, or it is also acceptable to cite regulations for on-site management, such as: guidelines for general layout planning: GB50016, GB50160, GB50984, etc; When checking electrical equipment, refer to the power supply-related standards GB50052 and GB50058 ; Is there any evidence for things such as damaged insulation, leaks, or non-compliant operating procedures?
Reply #22021-01-18
All violations are based on certain criteria; it is recommended that you first take a look at the guidelines, as they are currently quite comprehensive. Each clause also comes with an explanation; buy a guidebook to take a look
Reply #32021-01-19
\"Guidelines for the Identification and Rectification of Safety Risks and Hazards in Hazardous Chemical Enterprises\" – it’s available on the forum
Reply #42021-01-19
There are also environmental protection-related ones: laws and regulations such as the Clean Production Promotion Act and clean production standards

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