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The foundation for the informatization of the HSE management system is the digitization of HSE management elements, and an important indicator of this digitization is the digital management of checklist data and record data, which ultimately enables companies to conduct timely and accurate statistics and analysis using these data. HSE list data includes: • Safety organizations • Personnel – people • Equipment – machines • Hazards – substances • Sources of danger, hazards, and pollution – sources • Hazardous activities – actions • Inspection and audit standards – criteria • External suppliers – external parties. HSE record data includes: • On-site inspection records • Workshop inspection and audit records • Factory inspection and audit records • Enterprise inspection and audit records • Second-party inspection and audit records • Third-party inspection and audit records • Records of potential hazards • Records of corrective actions • Records of the flow of hazards over time • Equipment maintenance records. Considering the Tianjin Ruihai accident on August 12, the following can be inferred: 1. If the on-site workers were properly trained, even in the absence of management, they would be able to carry out basic fire-fighting measures in case of a fire; it would not have happened that firefighters arrived without knowing how to respond, resulting in a major explosion. 2. If dynamic inventory management of hazards could be carried out through information technology, so that fire crews could immediately know what hazards exist, how many there are, and where they are located, perhaps the 8.12 accident would not have occurred. 3. Even though Ruihai has digitized its operations, the data is stored at Ruihai Company. With an explosion like this, nothing can be found anymore. If Ruihai adopts cloud storage, it will bring a lot of convenience to disaster prevention and relief.
Very good, I’m greatly inspired; thank you. There should be more innovation in safety management, and things of that kind