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The principles for establishing safety regulations include ( ). A. The principle of responsibility held by the principal person in charge B. The principle of “safety first, prevention first, comprehensive management” C. The principles of standardization and normalization D. The systematic principle E. The principle of joint liability Answer: ABCD 【Explanation】The principles for establishing safety regulations include: ① The principle of “safety first, prevention first, comprehensive management”. ②The principle of responsibility held by the principal person in charge. It is the responsibility of the person in charge of a production and operation unit to organize the formulation of safety production rules, regulations, and operating procedures for that unit. ③Systematic principle. ④Principles of standardization and normalization. The establishment of safety regulations and systems in production and operation units should be carried out in a standardized and regulated manner, to ensure that such regulations and systems are thorough, complete, and well-organized.
The principles for establishing safety regulations include (ABCD).
The principles for establishing safety regulations include ABCD
The principles for establishing safety regulations include (ABCD). A. The principle of responsibility held by the main person in charge B. The principle of \"safety first, prevention first, comprehensive management\" C. The principle of standardization D. The systematic principle E. The principle of joint liability
A, B, C, D. ----Joint liability doesn’t seem to be it.
Answer to this question: ABCD. Principles for establishing safety regulations and rules. The establishment of safety regulations and rules for production must adhere to the principle of \"safety first, prevention first, and comprehensive management.\" To ensure safe production, enterprises must adopt comprehensive management measures and focus on prevention in advance. In the process of production and operation, safety must be given top priority among all tasks, and the relationship between safe production and factors such as project progress and economic benefits must be properly managed. Only through the establishment of safety regulations and rules can this objective requirement for safe production be integrated into the institutional and mechanistic frameworks of production and business entities, as well as into all aspects of their production and operational activities; only in this way can safe production be ensured. China’s laws and regulations on work safety clearly stipulate this; for example, the Work Safety Law requires that \"a work safety responsibility system be established and improved within the respective organization.\" ； It is the responsibility of the person in charge of a production and operation unit to organize the formulation of safety production rules, regulations, and operating procedures for that unit. The principle of responsibility held by the principal person in charge. The establishment of safety regulations and rules involves all aspects and all employees of a production and operation unit. Only when the person in charge of the unit takes personal charge of this process can all the resources of the unit be effectively mobilized, and the relationships between various elements can be coordinated. Systematic principle. Risks arise from the production and business processes; as long as these activities are ongoing, risks exist objectively. Therefore, in accordance with the principles of safety systems engineering, safety regulations and rules that cover all personnel, the entire process, and all aspects must be established. That is, it covers every aspect, every position, and every individual within the production and operation units ； Covering the entire process of planning and design, construction and installation, production commissioning, operational operation, and technical renovation for production and business units ； Comprehensive safety regulations covering accident prevention, emergency response, investigation and handling throughout the entire production and operation process. Principles of standardization and normalization. The establishment of safety rules and regulations in production and operation units should be carried out in a standardized manner to ensure that such rules and regulations are thorough, complete, and well-organized. Establish rigorous organizational and management procedures for the drafting, review, issuance, training, and revision of safety regulations. The formulation of such regulations should have clear objectives, straightforward processes, defined standards, and be practical to implement; in accordance with the principles of systematicness, a comprehensive system of safety regulations should be created.
The principles for establishing safety regulations include (ABCD). A. The principle of responsibility held by the main person in charge B. The principle of \"safety first, prevention first, comprehensive management\" C. The principle of standardization D. The systematic principle E. The principle of joint liability
A. The principle of responsibility held by the principal person in charge B. The principle of \"safety first, prevention first, comprehensive management\" C. The principle of standardization D. The principle of systematicness
The principles for establishing safety regulations include ( ). A. The principle of responsibility held by the principal person in charge B. The principle of \"safety first, prevention first, comprehensive management\" C. The principle of standardization D. The principle of systematicness