What are the relevant qualifications required for constructing projects involving hazardous chemicals? How to obtain it?
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It is mentioned in the Daily Tip that according to the \"Measures for the Safety Supervision and Management of Hazardous Chemicals Construction Projects\", a construction project’s safety facilities will not be approved upon completion if they present any of the following ( ) conditions. A. A construction unit with the appropriate qualifications was not selected for the work. B. The construction of safety facilities did not comply with **the relevant construction technical standards. C. A safety assessment agency with the necessary qualifications was selected to carry out the safety assessment. D. False documents and information were provided. The answers are ABD. What are the required qualifications for carrying out work involving hazardous chemicals? How to obtain it?
You can take a look at [Steps for Building Hazardous Chemicals Projects], which contains relevant information.
It only mentions a qualification review, but it is not specified that this qualification refers to one for the construction of hazardous chemicals facilities
In Chapter 5 of the \"Measures for the Safety Supervision and Management of Hazardous Chemicals Construction Projects\", regarding the completion inspection of safety facilities for construction projects, it is not explicitly stated, but the following documents must be provided by the construction party: 1) a business license that combines the three necessary certifications; 2) a certification for an occupational health and safety management system; 3) a certification for an environmental management system. Clear regulations are set out in each of these three certifications； In addition, the following must also be provided: 4. Certificates for legal persons and technical personnel ； 5. Safety Production License 6. License for the Installation, Maintenance, and Modification of Special Equipment ； (Boiler) 7. Pressure pipeline certificate; 8. Class A and Class B qualification certificates.
In other words, there is still no specific qualification for working with hazardous chemicals; it is sufficient to have the appropriate qualification for the relevant construction project