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Dear experts, I need some help regarding GB30077. We are a medium-sized enterprise in the hazardous chemicals industry, and according to GB30077 regulations, we are required to have a large amount of emergency rescue equipment, including even a water tank truck. May I ask about the specific implementation of this standard, and what requirements are set by the safety supervision authorities during inspections? Thank you! ! !
I’ve never worked in a chemical company, but since national standards exist, such items must be available. Emergency rescue supplies are vital for saving lives and can help mitigate the severity of accidents; they cannot be skipped. The safety supervision agency will definitely conduct inspections in this area, checking everything in detail. However, in their routine inspections they only look at the records, as there are simply too many items to examine individually. If you don’t have certain large-scale equipment on your own, you can enter into joint defense agreements with nearby companies; in that way, the equipment they have can be used as if it were yours. But you have to pay money for this.
I still have some items here that haven’t been checked against this standard, but the company has also provided the most basic and commonly used emergency supplies. You can ask your supervisor to see if a purchase is possible Or wait until the inspection before making corrections?
Emergency rescue supplies are life-saving items that can mitigate the severity of accidents; the safety supervision agency will definitely conduct inspections in this area, checking everything in detail. However, in their routine inspections, they only look at the records kept.