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Process for chemical plant construction 1) Feasibility study. (Performed by the enterprise or an entrusted intermediary service agency) 2) Site selection for the project. (Enterprises go to the planning or construction authorities to obtain a project site selection approval letter and a construction land use planning permit) 3) Project approval or registration. (Submitted by the enterprise to the NDRC for project approval or registration) 4) Conduct an environmental impact assessment. (Commissioned by the enterprise to a qualified intermediary service agency) 5) Approval for environmental impact assessment. (Approval of the environmental impact report by the environmental protection agency) 6) Prepare reports on preliminary safety assessments and preliminary evaluations of occupational disease hazards. (Enterprises entrust qualified intermediary service agencies) 7) Review of the safety pre-assessment report. (Expert review) 8) Decision on the approval of the pre-assessment report for occupational disease hazards. (Health department) 9) Filing of the safety pre-assessment report. (Enterprise registration with the safety supervision department) 10) Safety review. (Safety supervision department conducts a safety review) 11) **Approved. (After passing the safety review, the safety supervision department issues an approval letter.) 12) Apply for a business license. (The enterprise shall go to the industrial and commercial authorities to obtain a business license with the approval document.) 13) Obtain a land use certificate. (Handled by the enterprise at the land administration department) 14) Conduct preliminary design. (Commissioned by the enterprise to a qualified design unit) 15) Preliminary design review. (Reviewed by the fire department, health department, and safety supervision department) 16) Construction drawing design. (Entrusted by the enterprise to a qualified design firm) 17) Apply for a construction project planning permit. (Enterprise applies for a construction project planning permit) 18) Apply for a construction permit. (Enterprise applies to the construction department for a construction permit) 19) Fire safety inspection. (After the completion of a construction project, the fire department conducts an inspection for completion approval) 20) Obtain a permit for the use of special equipment. (Handled by the enterprise at the quality supervision department) 21) Trial production. (Environmental protection agency approves the trial production period) 22) Completion acceptance. (Inspection is carried out by the health department, environmental protection department, and work safety supervision department.) 23) Apply for a work safety license. (Applied for by hazardous chemicals manufacturing enterprises to the provincial safety supervision department). 24) Apply for a production license for industrial products. (Enterprises apply to the provincial quality supervision departments for the products listed in the catalog issued by the General Administration for Quality Supervision.)
Are all chemical projects handled in this order for obtaining permits?
Are all chemical projects handled in this order for obtaining permits?
Are all chemical projects handled in this order for obtaining permits?