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With the implementation of the new Work Safety Law, **there are increasing demands for identifying and addressing safety and environmental hazards. In our actual production and daily life, potential safety and environmental hazards must be regarded as the core aspect of safety management. Let’s all discuss the criteria used for identifying and assessing potential hazards in our respective workplaces, as well as the procedures for managing and addressing those hazards. We can also talk about the various difficulties we face in hazard management.
A suggestion for the original poster: It should be the revision of the Work Safety Law, not its implementation; each law has only one date for promulgation and implementation.
This year, there is significant pressure to protect the environment. During the New Year period, our company’s wastewater treatment plant has continued to function poorly and has not returned to normal operation. In addition, unpleasant odors emanating from the plant have been reported on multiple occasions; measures have been devised and will be implemented within this year.
What are the criteria you use for identifying potential hazards? Besides laws and regulations, what is the reporting and management procedure for identifying potential hazards? Don’t give up on this topic; it’s quite important.
In a situation like yours, it is necessary to report the environmental hazard to the company level, and you also need to file a record with the local environmental protection authorities.