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The \"Key Guidelines for Safety Inspections of Chemical (**Chemical) Enterprises\" state that facilities involving hazardous chemical processes or **chemicals under strict supervision do not have automated control systems in place; Or large chemical plants that involve hazardous chemical processes and do not have an emergency shutdown system in place. Violation of provisions: Article 9 of the **Implementation Measures for Safety Production Licenses of Chemical Production Enterprises** (Order No. 41 issued by the **State Administration for Work Safety**). Basis for punishment: Article 99 of the Work Safety Law: If a production or business operation entity fails to take measures to eliminate potential accident hazards, it shall be ordered to do so immediately or within a specified time limit ; If the production and operation entity refuses to comply, it shall be ordered to suspend operations for rectification, and shall also be fined not less than 100,000 yuan but not more than 500,000 yuan; the persons in charge who are directly responsible for this situation and other persons directly liable shall be fined not less than 20,000 yuan but not more than 50,000 yuan. The question is: What scale constitutes a large-scale chemical plant? What are the criteria?
I remember it was based on 80,000 tons; I can’t recall the exact figure exactly, but you can check it on Baidu
It seems that the first, second, and third-level oil depots also fall under the category of large-scale chemical facilities, and they are considered part of the \"two key areas and one major issue\" that require renovation
I have found the information: First, the term \"large-scale chemical processing units\" as referred to in the \"Measures for the Implementation of Safety Production Licenses for Chemical Manufacturing Enterprises\" (Order No. 41 issued by the State Administration for Work Safety) refers to those chemical production units that are classified as large-scale projects according to the \"Classification Table for Design Scales of Projects in the Chemical, Petrochemical, and Pharmaceutical Industries\" outlined in the \"Design Qualification Standards for Engineering Projects\" issued by the former Ministry of Construction (Document No. Jian Shi 86).