47 types of illegal acts related to work safety – please conduct a self-check and make necessary corrections.

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This article identifies 47 types of violations related to work safety as outlined in the relevant laws and regulations. Everyone is encouraged to conduct a thorough self-inspection in light of their own companies, and make timely corrections! I. Violations of regulations regarding equipment, facilities, business premises, and safety conditions:
1. Failure to ensure adequate investment in safety measures.
2. Failure to allocate and use funds specifically for safety technologies as required.
3. Failure to install clear safety warning signs.
4. Failure to provide employees with labor protection equipment that meets standards.
5. Failure to install safety facilities or equipment, or failure to carry out maintenance and inspections.
6. Failure to meet the safety requirements stipulated by laws, regulations, and industry standards.
7. Equipment, facilities, and raw materials that do not meet standards.
8. Use of processes, equipment, and materials that have been ordered to be phased out or prohibited by regulations.
9. Business premises and dormitories that do not meet safety requirements.

II. Violations of regulations regarding system establishment and personnel management:
1. Failure to establish an emergency rescue organization.
2. Engaging in safety-related work without undergoing necessary assessments or obtaining relevant safety certifications.
3. Failure to provide safety training to employees.
4. Failure to establish proper safety management systems or violation of such systems.
5. Failure to set up safety management departments and assign appropriate personnel as required.
6. Failure to fulfill safety management responsibilities regarding contractors and tenants.
7. Failure to sign safety management agreements in the same work area or to assign dedicated personnel for safety inspections and coordination.
8. Use of equipment by unqualified personnel.
9. Illegal disposal of chemicals, storage equipment, inventory products, and raw materials.
10. Chemicals not stored in designated warehouses or not under the supervision of designated personnel.
11. Failure by key managers, safety officers, or business units to fulfill their safety management responsibilities.

III. Acts of non-compliance with administrative authorities’ regulations:
1. Failure to fulfill the obligation to report incidents promptly.
2. Failure to carry out registration, changes, or applications for review/cancellation as required.
3. Refusal to comply with safety inspection orders.
4. Refusal to allow inspections or providing inaccurate information about potential hazards.
5. Failure to report incidents promptly or interfering with accident investigations when they occur.

IV. Violations of regulations regarding safety approvals:
1. Engaging in activities beyond the scope permitted by licenses.
2. Violation of requirements related to license management.
3. Construction projects lacking safety facility designs or not approved by relevant authorities.
4. Commencing production before safety facilities are completed according to approvals or before they pass inspections.
5. Assigning business projects, premises, or equipment to entities or individuals that do not meet safety requirements or lack the necessary qualifications.
6. Construction projects related to chemical production and storage that have not undergone safety reviews or have failed such reviews.
7. Illegal production, operation, storage, use, or purchase of chemicals and containers.

V. Illegal acts by intermediary agencies:
1. Issuing false certificates or engaging in fraud to obtain qualification certificates.
2. Renting out business qualifications without authorization or operating illegally.
3. Failing to organize training according to standardized curricula.
4. Providing safety training without undergoing assessments or failing such assessments.
5. Subcontracting safety evaluation tasks.
6. Providing evaluation results that do not reflect the actual situation.
7. Releasing technical and commercial secrets of the evaluated entities.
8. Breaching professional ethics and acting unfairly.

VI. Other illegal acts:
1. Packaging, containers, transportation methods, and user manuals that do not meet requirements.
2. Production or sale of substandard labor protection equipment.
3. Illegal sale of fireworks and their raw materials.
4. Inadequate storage of chemicals.
5. Occurrence of major accidents.
6. Failure to provide emergency consultation services to users.
7. Signing agreements with employees that exempt or reduce their responsibilities