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On the establishment of safety management organizations in parent companies and subsidiaries

2015-08-11View Original

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If the parent company has established a dedicated safety management department, does the subsidiary still need to set one?
Reply #22015-08-11
It is necessary to appoint safety management personnel: lol, companies vary in terms of their circumstances; my previous employer did have such a setup. The head office is in charge of itself, and the branch offices are in charge of their own operations; the branch offices also have their own safety management departments. PS** Chemical industry enterprises. .
Reply #32015-08-11
I want to know if it’s mandatory to set this up, and also whether security managers from the head office can work part-time at the branch offices
Reply #42015-08-11
Whether to establish a safety management organization has no direct relation to whether it is a parent company or a subsidiary; it depends only on the nature of the company’s operations and the number of employees employed, as required by the Work Safety Law!
Reply #52015-08-11
Really? The parent company is located in Shanghai; it invests in a subsidiary in Beijing. No safety management departments or staff are established there – the resources from the parent company can be used instead. Additionally, if the parent company’s name is A and its subsidiary is an independent legal entity B, and only one set of management staff is assigned, does this count as belonging to A or to B?
Reply #62015-08-11
The relationship between a subsidiary and its parent company is regulated by company law, but the establishment of safety mechanisms is still carried out in accordance with the requirements of safety laws.
Reply #72015-08-12
What Anfa said can’t be that clear, right? There are no specific rules either; it ultimately depends on how the safety supervision department handles things
Reply #82015-08-12
It should be said that safety devices must be installed once the number of people meets the requirements of the safety law!
Reply #92015-08-12
First, the Work Safety Law requires the presence of full-time safety management personnel. If there are many subsidiaries, it is unreasonable for the parent company’s safety department to act as the full-time safety managers for those subsidiaries. Second, if the requirements for part-time safety management personnel apply, I personally think it is acceptable. But you should have at least 2 qualification certificates for safety management personnel (now called safety compliance certificates). Each company takes one time.

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