How to view the changes made by the State Administration of Work Safety to the regulations on safety training
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Everyone, according to **Order No. 80 issued by the Work Safety Administration, the changes made to the regulations on safety training are basically meaningless. It simply changes from proving first and then getting the position to getting the position first and then proving. The key personnel and safety managers still need to attend training; it’s just that the safety supervision agency no longer issues certificates. Is that what you mean? ? So for businesses, it doesn’t relieve the burden at all.
For specific details, please visit the **Ministry of Work Safety website, Order No. 80 of the Ministry of Work Safety. 2. Move Paragraph 2 of Article 6 to Chapter 5, designate it as Article 24, and amend it to read: “The principal persons in charge and safety production management personnel of coal mines, non-coal mines, **chemicals, fireworks and firecrackers, metal smelting, and other production and business units must pass an assessment of their safety production knowledge and management capabilities conducted by the safety production supervision and inspection authorities within 6 months from the date of taking up their positions.” ” 3. Amend Paragraph 2 of Article 9 to read: “The initial safety training for the principal persons in charge and safety production management personnel of coal mines, non-coal mines, **chemicals, fireworks and firecrackers, metal smelting, and other production and business entities shall cover no less than 48 hours, while the annual refresher training shall cover no less than 16 hours.” ”
Does this mean that this certificate isn’t that important after all?
There are many regulations; how many are actually implemented? Now, even the work safety authorities are not clear about what requirements his laws and regulations entail. . And it seems that Lord Yang really likes various rules and regulations; he even introduced six rules for corporate safety training at some point. . .
Safety and environmental protection rely on corporate management; the safety supervision agency merely provides regulatory requirements.
It seems they issue certificates too! Anyway, the new law requires that one must study and pass the exam! It must be executed!
Those with certificates also need to undergo assessments every year! ! ! !
If one passes the exam but no certificate is issued, how can they prove their success at any time? There was no reduction in the burden at all; some paper and labor were wasted.
The biggest problem is that it only saves the safety supervision agency money on the cost of issuing safety certificates. Hehe. Another aspect that remains unchanged is that the Certified Safety Engineer certificate can be used as a qualification for safety management personnel, and it was not included in these changes.