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This post was last edited by wang*nhua77020 on 2016-9-16 07:03 to thoroughly examine all the possible forms and methods, which perhaps no one can exhaust. After all, those in the field of security are constantly developing better and more efficient methods. The following is compiled based on experience; it is intended for reference by those working in the field of security. Focused inspection: Concentrate human resources, time, and effort to carry out a \"consultative\" safety inspection in a specific area or region. Regulatory applications: centralized inspections of a certain subordinate administrative region, centralized inspections of industrial parks and business parks, etc. Enterprise applications: centralized inspections of a specific workshop, as well as centralized inspections of branch stores, factories, and subsidiaries. A special inspection involves conducting ongoing security checks focused on a specific issue. Regulatory applications: special inspections for hazardous operations, special inspections regarding the provision of personal protective equipment, etc. Enterprise applications: Special inspections targeting certain types of illegal operations, etc. Industry inspections involve ongoing safety checks of a particular industry over a period of time. Regulatory applications: such as safety inspections in construction, and safety inspections in the food service industry. Enterprise applications: Large group companies can organize industry inspections based on the conditions of their subsidiaries. Joint inspections involve multiple departments working together to carry out safety checks. Regulatory applications: For example, in the case of safety inspections for gas, at least three or five departments are involved, with sometimes more than a dozen departments working together on such inspections. Work safety, fire protection, construction, and quality inspection are those for which joint inspections are carried out frequently. Enterprise applications: Safety inspections carried out jointly by the security department, engineering department, human resources department, and others. Chain-based inspections take the safety issues in a particular industry, enterprise, or type of operational activity as a starting point; by examining the upstream and downstream business relationships, they trace the origins of potential safety hazards or illegal activities, enabling a systematic approach to addressing them and thereby enhancing the effectiveness of the corrective actions. Regulatory applications: For example, in the case of safety inspections for gas, at least three or five departments are involved, with sometimes more than a dozen departments working together on such inspections. Work safety, fire protection, construction, and quality inspection are those for which joint inspections are carried out frequently. Enterprise applications: On the one hand, it is necessary to identify management issues by tracing violations committed by front-line employees in order to fill in the gaps ； On the other hand, it is necessary to identify potential risks by examining certain hidden issues, in order to determine whether external products, equipment, or services provided by other organizations pose a security risk to the company. Cross-check personnel carry out security inspections in different locations (regions), which not only enhances communication among security supervisors and broadens their perspectives but also helps to avoid interpersonal barriers in security management. Regulatory applications: mutual inspections between two administrative regions, or \"chain inspections\" among multiple administrative regions (A inspects B, B inspects C, C inspects A, etc.). Corporate applications: mutual inspections within workshops, between subordinate companies, and between different departments, etc. Leaders supervise the safety inspections carried out by supervisors at various levels, with these inspections mainly involving leadership inspections, visits to express regards during holidays, or the implementation of a supervision system. Regulatory inspections: Generally, during major holidays, significant events, or when carrying out key regulatory tasks, leaders are assigned to lead inspection teams. Enterprise applications: Generally, a supervision and inspection system is implemented during major holidays or key periods. In addition to inspections led by leaders during major holidays, certain inspection activities must also be arranged based on the specific circumstances of those holidays. Regulatory applications: Schedule inspections based on the specific characteristics of holidays. During the Spring Festival, special emphasis is placed on safety inspections of transportation systems and fireworks. Enterprise applications: Generally, comprehensive inspections are carried out before holidays, along with random checks on the duty coverage during those holidays. Characteristic inspections are safety inspection activities carried out based on certain characteristics, such as the impact of season and climate on safe production. Regulatory applications: electrical safety inspections during peak summer periods, as well as checks on measures to prevent heat stress in high-temperature work environments. Enterprise applications: The inspection items carried out by regulatory authorities should correspond to those. A centralized inspection by a chain company involves conducting safety checks on all of a chain company’s stores, branches, and subsidiaries within a short period of time. Generally, it is the concentrated and systematic exposure of homogeneous safety issues within such chain enterprises that leads to the adoption of strong countermeasures. Regulatory enforcement: Conducting centralized inspections of a certain retail chain, conducting centralized inspections of a certain hotel chain, etc. Enterprise applications: Chain businesses conduct centralized and comprehensive safety inspections across all their affiliated stores. Quantitative inspection sets the task volume for inspection, using quantitative achievement as the indicator of task completion. Regulatory applications: Although no enforcement targets are set at present, certain quantitative requirements still need to be specified for some tasks, such as the number of homes to be inspected. Enterprise applications: such as setting rules for identifying and addressing violations. An off-site inspection is a safety inspection conducted without going to the site of production and operation, focusing mainly on examining attitudes, awareness, and the level of emphasis given to such matters. Regulatory applications: Convene meeting of managers from enterprises of the same type, have them report on their respective companies’ operations, and inquire about their safety management practices, measures, and outcomes. At the same time, compare and verify it against the data from regular inspections of the company. Identify its vulnerabilities and point out its problems. Enterprise applications: It is possible to follow the practices of regulatory authorities, but no examples have been seen. Unannounced inspections involve conducting safety checks on production and business sites without revealing one’s identity. The inspection process does not require the inspected entity to be aware of it or to accompany the inspectors; only feedback on the results is provided. Unannounced inspections tend to be the most accurate. Regulatory enforcement: Regulators go incognito, dressed in casual clothes, to conduct unannounced inspections at certain businesses open to the public. Enterprise application: Inspectors bypass the management departments of subordinate enterprises and go directly to the production sites for inspections. Televideo inspection is carried out through telephone check-ins or other remote control devices. Regulatory application: Telephone inspections by superiors regarding the emergency readiness of subordinates ； Conduct video inspections of the production and operation sites directly through the Internet of Things. Enterprise applications: Inspections are carried out in accordance with the size of the enterprise and following the methods set by regulatory authorities. Inspections and audits are methods of inspection carried out to promote the implementation of safety management work or to ensure the completion of a specific task. Regulatory applications: For major safety improvement tasks, inspections and audits are usually carried out by higher-level authorities on lower-level ones. Enterprise applications: The term “inspection” is generally not used within enterprises, but similar inspection activities are carried out. “The “review” involves conducting additional safety inspections on units that have been involved in accidents, those with serious safety hazards, or those that have received administrative penalties, in order to monitor the implementation of the corrective measures. Regulatory applications: Review of the unit involved in an accident. Corporate applications: Conduct follow-up inspections of workshops and areas with relatively serious potential hazards. Night inspections involve conducting safety checks in areas where production and business activities take place primarily at night, or where there are significant risks associated with working at night. Regulatory applications: night inspections of confined spaces, night inspections of gas stations. Enterprise applications: Strengthen safety inspections for night operations within the company. Regular inspections are carried out at scheduled times in accordance with the established task plan as routine checks. Regulatory applications: such as coal mine inspections. Enterprise applications: such as routine inspections on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. For external inspections, third parties such as professional agencies and technical experts should be employed. Regulatory applications: Have professional agencies conduct comprehensive security inspections of enterprises, and employ technical experts to assist law enforcement officers in carrying out these inspections. Enterprise applications: Hire professional agencies or technical experts to conduct inspections of the enterprise.