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GB30871 and AQ3022

2016-12-07View Original

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Colleagues, which of the two standards, GB30871 and AQ3022, which address the eight types of high-risk operations, should be applied in daily management?
Reply #22016-12-07
1. One national standard, one industry standard. National standards have greater validity than industry standards. 2. The definitions of flammable and explosive areas differ. 3. The requirements regarding the distance around the hot work area are more specific as per industry standards. Therefore, industry standards are more targeted, but they often need to be used in conjunction with national standards. Analyze each specific situation on its own.
Reply #32016-12-07
Currently, all inspections are carried out in accordance with GB. That’s right.
Reply #42018-12-10
Our experts believe that GB30871 should be used as the standard; AQ3022 is too old and outdated, and all special operations should follow GB30871

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