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What matters do safety production inspection officers need to document during inspections?
Yes: 1. The time of inspection. It should generally include the start and end times of the inspection, in days. 2. Location of the inspection. It is generally the production and operation unit that is under inspection. 3. Items to be checked. Generally, it is necessary to record in detail and truthfully the situation regarding how production and business units comply with laws and regulations on work safety, as well as relevant **standards or industry standards. 4. The identified problems and the actions taken to address them must be recorded item by item and truthfully. The above written records are signed by the inspector and the person in charge of the inspected unit.
Answer: (1) The time for inspection. It should generally include the start and end times of the inspection, in days. (II) Location of the inspection. It is generally the production and operation unit that is under inspection. (III) Contents of the inspection. Generally, it is necessary to record in detail and truthfully the situation regarding how production and business units comply with laws and regulations on work safety, as well as relevant **standards or industry standards. (IV) The problems identified and the actions taken to address them must be recorded item by item and truthfully. The above written records are signed by the inspector and the person in charge of the inspected unit.