What are the responsibilities of safety management personnel in production and business operations units?

Responsibilities of safety production managers in production and operation units: Establishing systems. Check it quickly. Urge rectification.

It depends on the company; some act only as supervisors, while others take on overall management responsibilities. It’s definitely wrong to only act as a police officer, focusing on others’ faults while ignoring one’s own. First, it is necessary to understand the relevant laws and regulations as well as safety standards, and establish appropriate safety management rules and procedures for the factory. In addition to on-site construction management and employee behavior management, it is also necessary to understand the process safety related to the enterprise. Finally, there’s the endless process of transmitting, implementing, and reporting on documents.

The responsibility of safety managers is to manage safety!

1. Implement the higher-level guidelines, laws, regulations, policies, and systems related to work safety; under the leadership of the unit and the Work Safety Committee, be responsible for the safety management and supervision of the enterprise. 　　2. Responsible for providing safety education and training to employees, as well as factory-level safety training for new employees joining the company ； Centralized management of the safety technology training and assessment for special operation personnel ； Organize various safety activities, run safety education rooms effectively, develop safety activity plans for work teams, and assess the participation of management. 　　3. Organize the formulation and revision of the enterprise’s safety and health management systems as well as safety technical regulations, prepare plans for safety technical measures, and supervise and inspect their implementation. 　　4. Conduct a comprehensive safety inspection. Implement the system for addressing potential accident hazards, assist and supervise relevant departments in formulating preventive measures for the identified hazards, and inspect and monitor the completion of the work to rectify these hazards. 　　5. Participate in the supervision of the \"three simultaneities\" principle for new construction, expansion, renovation, major repairs, and technical improvement projects, to ensure that they meet safety (occupational health) technical requirements. Inspect and supervise relevant departments and units to ensure proper maintenance and management of safety and technical equipment. 　　6. Work together with the equipment management department to be responsible for the safety supervision of pressure vessels, pressure pipelines, and large-scale equipment. Responsible for the safety technology training and assessment of special types of work. 　　7. Conduct in-depth on-site inspections and supervision, urge and assist in resolving safety-related issues, and correct illegal operations. In the event of an emergency that endangers safe production, the authority to order the suspension of operations exists, along with the obligation to report to the relevant supervisors immediately. 　　8. Responsible for compiling and reporting on various types of accidents, in charge of investigating and handling incidents involving injuries or deaths, fires, and explosions; participates in the investigation, handling, and assessment of work-related injuries in cases reported to the head office; in the event of major accidents, organizes reports to be submitted to the head office. 　　9. In accordance with **relevant regulations**, be responsible for establishing standards for the distribution of labor protection items, health foods, and beverages for heat prevention, and supervise and inspect relevant departments to ensure that these items are distributed in a timely manner and used appropriately as required. 　　10. Responsible for evaluating the safety performance of various departments within the company, and proposing recommendations regarding rewards or penalties for those who have made contributions to safe production or those held responsible for accidents. In conjunction with trade unions and other relevant departments, serious efforts are made to carry out safety production competitions, with the aim of summarizing and sharing best practices in this area. Conduct research on safety technologies, and promote scientific research achievements in safe production, advanced technologies, as well as modern safety management methods.

In essence, it is about fulfilling the responsibilities stipulated by law. In a narrow sense, companies implement safety measures in order to remain compliant with the law, and compliance requires adherence to regulatory requirements: Article 22 states that the safety management departments and safety officers of production and business units shall perform the following duties: (1) Organize or participate in the formulation of the unit’s safety regulations, operating procedures, and emergency response plans for production safety accidents； (II) Organize or participate in the work safety education and training within the unit, and keep accurate records of such education and training activities ； (III) Supervise the implementation of safety management measures for major hazard sources within the unit ； (IV) Organize or participate in emergency rescue drills within the unit ； (5) Inspect the unit’s safety production conditions, promptly identify potential hazards related to production safety accidents, and propose suggestions for improving safety production management ； (VI) Preventing and correcting acts of giving illegal instructions, forcing workers to carry out dangerous operations, and violating operating procedures ； (7) Supervise the implementation of safety improvement measures within the unit.