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This post was last edited by yinkuilin6868 on 2015-12-22 13:36. Q&A on security terms? 1. What are the four key actions in safety? 1. Large-scale outreach, 2. Large-scale inspections, 3. Large-scale rectification, 4. Large-scale law enforcement. 2. What are the four actions? 1. Public awareness and education campaigns ； 2. Safe Creation Initiative ； 3. Special remedial actions ； 4. Comprehensive law enforcement operations. 3. What are the four capabilities of fire safety? 1. Ability to identify and eliminate fire hazards ； 2. Ability to extinguish incipient fires ； 3. Organizational capacity for evacuation and escape ； 4. Fire safety education and publicity capabilities. 4. What do you mean by the “three sources” that you often mention? Major hazard sources, sources of injury, sources of potential hazards. 5. What are the five elements of safe production? Safety culture, safety regulations, safety responsibilities, safety technology, safety investment. 6. What is the three-nones? Illegal construction, illegal production, illegal operation ； 7. What about the three violations? Giving illegal instructions, carrying out illegal operations, and violating labor discipline. What does \"8 three excesses\" refer to? It refers to industrial and mining enterprises operating at excessive capacity, with excessive intensity, and beyond the approved staffing levels; as well as transportation units operating with overloaded loads, exceeding size limits, and beyond their capacity. 9. What does “three fixations” refer to? Identify the corrective actions, set the completion deadline, and designate the person responsible for carrying out the corrections. 10. What is the principle of \"four no-passes\"? Do not let go until the cause of the accident has been clarified; do not let go until those responsible for the accident are properly dealt with; do not let go until all employees have received education; do not let go until preventive measures have been implemented. 11. What is \"four-comprehensive\" safety management? All personnel, in all aspects, throughout the whole process, from all directions. 12. “Five Implementations”? Projects, measures, departments and responsible persons for implementing the rectifications, as well as the time frame and persons in charge of supervision and inspection. 13. Two entities, two responsibility systems? **The government is the regulatory body for work safety, while enterprises are the entities responsible for it. **The dual responsibility system of the administrative head and the legal representative of the enterprise is the basic responsibility system for work safety in China. 14. Three types of construction? The “three aspects of development” in the safety production supervision system, safety production-related laws and regulations, and law enforcement teams: 15. Four types of awareness: service orientation, awareness of governing according to law, coordination awareness, and innovation awareness. 16. Six major systems? :Enterprise security assurance, **regulatory and social oversight, security technology support, laws, regulations, and policy standards, emergency rescue, awareness and training. 17. Six abilities? The inherent safety level of enterprises, accident prevention and supervision and enforcement, community-based prevention and control, safety assurance through technical equipment, safe production in accordance with laws and regulations, accident rescue and emergency response, the safety competence of employees, and self-rescue and mutual rescue by the general public. 18. Three key aspects of safety management control: hazard points, risk points, and areas prone to accidents. 19. The four stages? Source management, process control, emergency rescue, and accident investigation. 20. The \"three simultaneities\" system requires that all enterprises and institutions, when carrying out new construction, renovation, or expansion projects, must design, construct, and put into use the environmental protection facilities necessary for pollution and other forms of environmental harm control at the same time as the main project itself. 21. The \"five simultaneities\" refer to the fact that when enterprises’ production organizations and leaders plan, arrange, inspect, summarize, and evaluate production, they simultaneously plan, arrange, inspect, summarize, and evaluate safety work as well. 22. The “five implementations” for hazard management refer to the implementation of responsibilities, measures, funds, deadlines, and emergency plans. 23. No production under three conditions: no production if safety is not ensured, no production if hazards are not eliminated, and no production if safety measures are not put in place. 24. Four principles: Safety comes first above all else, safety is more important than anything else, safety takes precedence over everything else, and safety affects everything.