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Article 1 In order to adhere to the policy of "people-oriented, safety first, prevention first", conscientiously implement the "Safety Production Law" and other laws and regulations, and implement the major hazard source management measures of Dongfeng Company Shiyan Management Department, To effectively strengthen the safety management of major hazard sources and dangerous operations, implement responsibilities, and prevent the occurrence of major accidents, these measures are specially formulated based on the actual situation of the college.

Article 2: These measures apply to all units affiliated to Hubei Institute of Automotive Industry. Construction units that carry out dangerous operations in the college.

Chapter 2 Definition and Management of Major Hazard Sources and Hazardous Operations

Article 3 Major hazard sources refer to the long-term or temporary production, transportation, use or storage of dangerous goods. Units (including places and facilities) where the quantity of hazardous materials equals or exceeds the critical quantity. Dangerous goods refer to flammable and explosive goods, dangerous chemicals, radioactive materials and other items that can endanger personal safety and property safety. According to the possibility of causing an accident, if an accident occurs, it will cause large casualties, large economic losses, large political impact, and great damage to teaching, scientific research, production, and life.

Article 4 The college implements comprehensive coordination, focused monitoring, and guidance management systems for major hazard sources. Responsible for supervising and inspecting the implementation of safety measures for major hazard sources, no less than twice every six months; holding regular safety production leading group meetings every six months to analyze and study the safety status of major hazard sources; coordinating major hazard sources at any time Eliminate and rectify hidden dangers; guide and review the major hazard management systems, plans and archives formulated by each unit, and spot check and inspect the emergency plan drills of each unit. And the management of major hazard sources will be included in the annual safety target assessment of each unit.

Article 5: The main administrative leaders of each unit shall be responsible for the major hazard sources owned by the unit, and the leaders in charge shall be responsible for their respective responsibilities.

Article 6 The major hazard source units of the college must establish and improve the following six safety management systems and plans, and carefully organize and implement them. The new or revised major hazard management system of each unit shall be reported to the Safety and Technology Office for filing before December 1 of each year.

1. Establish a safety production responsibility system for major hazardous sources. It is necessary to clarify the safety responsibilities assumed by all types of personnel and departments at all levels, and to sign a safety production responsibility certificate at each level before the first quarter of each year, and then break it down to each person level by level. And report it to the security office of the college for record in a timely manner.

2. Establish a safety education system for major hazard sources, and regularly carry out safety technical knowledge training and education for employees in major hazard areas. In addition to normal special hazard workers who must be trained and certified in accordance with the law, all equipment operators must pass the professional training examination and be approved by the supervisor, and then apply for the Hubei Automotive Industry College Equipment Operation Certificate.

3. Establish a safety inspection system for major hazardous sources. Major hazard sources in the college must be monitored throughout the entire process, all-round and around the clock, from plan formulation, procurement, transportation, processing and manufacturing, production and operation, sales services, personnel movement (in and out), special holidays and abnormal situation handling. Teams and teams conduct inspections no less than once a day, departments, departments, divisions, and companies conduct random inspections every week, and the college conducts comprehensive inspections every year. The main administrative leaders of each unit shall conduct safety inspections on the major hazard sources of the unit at least twice a month, and ensure that there are inspections, records, and evaluations.

4. Establish a system for checking and correcting hidden dangers of major dangerous sources to ensure the implementation of funds for the rectification of major dangerous sources. It is necessary to set up full-time and part-time safety management personnel or departments to be specifically responsible for the investigation and correction of major hazards. The discovered hazards must be supervised in accordance with the principle of hierarchical management and separate lines of responsibility. Those that can be rectified must be rectified immediately. For major hazards that are difficult to rectify temporarily, a formula must be formulated. Develop a clear rectification plan and take roundabout safety measures to ensure safe operation. The rectification status of hidden dangers in major hazardous source units must be reported in writing to the college safety leadership group office before the end of each month.

5. Establish various safety management systems and operating procedures such as "three simultaneities" and "five simultaneities" for safe production of major hazardous sources.

Plan, arrange, inspect, summarize, and evaluate the safety status while planning, arranging, inspecting, summarizing, and evaluating production (operation services).

6. A targeted emergency rescue plan must be formulated. There must be corresponding procedures for dealing with possible dangers or abnormal situations, and relevant personnel are required to be able to speak, do, and handle them. At the same time, we organize and carry out simulated emergency rescue drills at least once a year, and promptly summarize, improve and improve the plan. The text of the plan and the summary of the drill must be reported to the security office of the college in a timely manner.

Article 7 The unit where major hazard sources in the college are located must provide all-round support in terms of human, financial and material support to major hazard sources. For repairs, modifications and updates of major hazard sources in the college, as well as major revisions of emergency plans, sufficient feasibility studies and analyzes must be done in advance, and the feasibility analysis report must be sent to the Safety and Technology Office, and can only be implemented after approval. Otherwise, no unit or individual may act without authorization.

Article 8 The safety monitoring of major hazard sources in the college shall implement a dynamic management system. Units with major hazard sources must establish major hazard source management files to ensure that on-site safety protection devices, equipment, and rescue supplies are equipped and that they are intact and effective. The communication of relevant information must be reported in a timely manner in accordance with the procedures and standards required by the college and superior departments, and no late reporting, false reporting, or omissions are allowed. No unit or individual may change the major hazard sources within the unit or jurisdiction without authorization, nor may it relax the safety management and monitoring of major hazard sources and dangerous goods within the unit or jurisdiction for any reason.

Article 9: Each unit of the college can determine the hazard sources of the unit based on these measures and actual conditions, establish corresponding safety management systems, and carefully organize and implement them. The hazardous source classification and safety supervision system of each unit shall be reported in writing to the College Safety and Technology Office for filing in a timely manner.

Article 10 In order to strengthen the safety monitoring of areas with major hazard sources and eliminate "three violations" to the greatest extent, the college implements an approval and confirmation system for special hazardous operations. All units affiliated to the college that involve the following eight types of special operations must strictly follow the regulations to handle the "Hazardous Operation Approval Form".

1) Climbing operations that are 2 meters or more above the operating datum;

2) Grade-level crossing operations;

3) Entering basements and metal containers Operations within;

4) Setting up temporary lines;

5) Large-scale hoisting and lifting operations;

6) Blasting and operations with explosion hazards;

7) Operations that may exceed the safe distance in the area of ??live equipment facilities;

8) Operations with dangerous operating characteristics of other equipment, etc.

Hot work related to electrical welding must apply for a "Hot Work Permit" in accordance with the company's relevant regulations. The College Safety and Technology Office will conduct spot checks on the approval, execution and archiving of hazardous operations in each unit at any time.

Article 11 To carry out construction operations under the 8 situations specified in Article 10 on campus or in dangerous operation areas, the user department shall fill in the "Hazardous Operation Approval Form" and "Erection of Temporary Line Approval Form", and Attached is the construction arrangement plan issued by the engineering (construction) management department of the college, the signed construction safety responsibility letter, the qualification certificate for special hazardous operations and the operation certificate of the special type of work personnel (temporary power use has been approved by the energy center), and is approved by the safety and technology office of the college. Construction can only begin after review and approval. For electrical welding fires and other fires, the user must submit the above-mentioned materials and apply for a "Working Fire Certificate" after being reviewed and approved by the Security Office. When carrying out major hazardous construction operations in major hazardous operating areas, the engineering (construction) management department and the safety and technology department shall arrange dedicated personnel for on-site supervision. For operations in other areas, the engineering (construction) management department and the safety and technology department shall perform inspection and supervision according to the division of responsibilities. , the construction department must carry out operations in accordance with safety regulations, and any illegal command and illegal operations discovered during inspections will be punished in accordance with relevant regulations.

Article 12 All units must adhere to the "five simultaneous" principles of production safety for operations involving two or more people (including inspections, line inspections, inspections, maintenance, maintenance, construction, etc.). Develop careful operating procedures in advance, incorporate safety precautions into every process, clarify the safety responsible person, safety guardian, and safety precautions for each employee for each job. On-site safety confirmation must be conducted for all personnel. All personnel in the same operating area must confirm that everything is correct before they can operate according to the procedure. For the inspection and maintenance of major and relatively dangerous sources, a safe and reliable plan must be formulated in advance and approved by the relevant departments of the college and the company before construction can begin. Do not blindly operate in violation of regulations, otherwise the punishment will be doubled according to the "three violations".

Article 13 All units must strengthen the daily maintenance and upkeep of equipment and facilities for dangerous sources and dangerous goods to ensure that the integrity and accuracy of equipment and facilities, especially safety protection devices, reaches 100%. Units listed as major hazard sources (including sealed idle equipment and facilities) must promptly report the monitoring status of major hazard sources to the college's production safety leadership group in writing at the end of the fourth quarter of each year.

Chapter 3 Assessment

Article 14 The supervision and management of major hazard sources and dangerous operations in the college strictly follow the safety and environmental protection work management regulations of Hubei Institute of Automotive Industry [issued by the Automobile Institute (2004) No. 33] and Shiyan Management Department Safety and Environmental Protection Work Regulations [Dongfeng Shiguanfa (2003) No. 12] and other relevant regulations are implemented for assessment.

Article 15: For units that cause accidents due to major hazards and dangerous operations without licenses and poor management, in addition to strictly following the regulations of the college and the company management department and other superiors, the responsibilities of the main administrative leaders and relevant In addition to personnel responsibilities, it is also directly linked to the KPI assessment of the unit.