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Briefly describe the main indicators used to assess various levels of chemical production accidents.

2015-10-06View Original

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Briefly describe the main indicators used to assess various levels of chemical production accidents.
Reply #22015-10-06
Work-related accidents can be classified according to the severity of the injuries into: minor injury accidents, serious injury accidents, and fatal accidents. According to the current classification criteria, death accidents can be further divided based on the number of casualties as follows: (1) Ordinary casualty accidents: refer to accidents in which 1 to 2 people die in a single incident ; (2) Major casualty accidents: refer to accidents in which 3 to 9 people die at once ; (3) Catastrophic casualty accidents: refer to accidents in which 10 or more people die at once. An accident without personal injury refers to a production accident that causes economic losses without resulting in any injuries or deaths. Generally, when an accident causes the production facility to stop operating or reduce its output, with the daily production volume decreasing by more than 50%, it is considered a major accident ; A decrease in daily production of 10%~50% is considered a minor accident.
Reply #32015-10-07
Answer: Work-related accidents can be classified according to the severity of the injuries into minor injury accidents, serious injury accidents, and fatal accidents. According to the current classification criteria, death accidents can be further divided based on the number of casualties as follows: (1) Ordinary casualty accidents: refer to accidents in which 1 to 2 people die in a single incident ; (2) Major casualty accidents: refer to accidents in which 3 to 9 people die at once ; (3) Catastrophic casualty accidents: refer to accidents in which 10 or more people die at once. An accident without personal injury refers to a production accident that causes economic losses without resulting in any injuries or deaths. Generally, when an accident causes the production facility to stop operating or reduce its output, with the daily production volume decreasing by more than 50%, it is considered a major accident ; A decrease in daily production of 10%~50% is considered a minor accident.

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