How many drills must a chemical company conduct per year to meet the requirements?
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As mentioned above, how many drills must a chemical company conduct per year to meet the requirements? There are comprehensive ones, specialized ones, those for on-site handling, those related to environmental protection, those concerning major hazard sources, and those related to fire safety{:3_46:} Isn’t that too many?
At least once for the comprehensive one; more is better for the others.
At least once a year for each, with some requiring more frequent visits
It’s troublesome; couldn’t we just do a simple desktop drill or something?
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Article 40 of the Regulations on Fire Safety Management in Government Agencies, Organizations, Enterprises, and Public Institutions stipulates that key fire safety units shall conduct drills at least once every six months in accordance with their fire fighting and emergency evacuation plans, and shall continuously improve these plans based on actual conditions. Other units should, in light of their own circumstances, formulate corresponding emergency plans as a reference, and organize drills at least once a year. During fire drills, clear signs should be placed, and the people within the drill area should be informed in advance.
This is required by fire safety regulations; there are other things that also need to be done as well – it probably won’t be few
The special emergency plan for major hazard sources shall be reviewed at least once a year, and the on-site handling plan for major hazard sources shall be reviewed at least once every six months. Order No. 40.
Yeah, once every six months. Our company does the same