What is the difference between labor protection supplies and production safety supplies?

It should be included in the production safety expenses. \x0d\Because production safety expenses are a general term, and protective equipment is only one of them. The following are for reference (9 categories): \x0d\ 1. Improve, transform and maintain safety protection equipment and facility expenditures\x0d\\x0d\1. Power supply, distribution and electricity safety protection facilities (leakage protection, grounding protection, electric shock Protection devices, protective facilities around transformers and switchboards, electrical explosion-proof facilities, waterproof cables and backup power supplies, etc.):\x0d\1) Leakage protection switch; 2) Electric box; 3) Generator rental or purchase (as backup power supply); 4) Transformer installation; 5) Electrical tools and insulation materials; 6) Two-color yellow and green ground wire; 7) Cables; 8) Lighting fixtures; 9) Others. \x0d\\x0d\2. Various types of electromechanical equipment safety devices: \x0d\1) Various pressure gauges; 2) Protective covers for equipment rotation and transmission parts; 3) Purchase of replacement wearing parts and spare parts for various types of equipment, such as Purchase of wearing parts and spare parts (such as brake pads, etc.) for elevators, electric hoists, and automobiles. \x0d\\x0d\3. Replacement costs for workshop ventilation and dust removal equipment and activated carbon. \x0d\\x0d\4． Fire and explosion-proof equipment and facilities\x0d\1) Maintenance fees for combustible gas leakage alarms; 2) Maintenance fees for automatic fire alarm systems; 3) Maintenance fees for lightning protection and anti-static facilities; 4) Testing and maintenance fees for video surveillance systems. \x0d\\x0d\5. Anti-scalding equipment and facilities\x0d\1) Cost of replacing the insulation layer of steam pipes; ventilation facilities in the boiler room. \x0d\\x0d\6. Various protection and safety devices on hoisting machinery and lifting equipment: \x0d\1) Purchase and replace steel wire ropes after they are scrapped; 2) Scrap and replace lifting supporting rigging; 3) Other safety devices\ x0d\\x0d\7. Insurance and signaling devices for boilers, gas storage tanks, and compressors\x0d\1) Safety valves; 2) Parameter display instruments; 3) Other safety devices\x0d\\x0d\8. Working at heights Safety nets, sheds, guardrails, etc. set up to prevent objects and people from falling:\x0d\1) safety net; 2) wooden board; 3) iron sheet; 4) wooden beam\x0d\\x0d\9. Various safety warnings and warnings Signs\x0d\1) Safety signs and materials; 2) Safety bulletin board production; 3) Promotional slogans, colorful flags, flagpoles; 4) Material and equipment signs. \x0d\\x0d\10. Safety protection communication equipment: 1) tweeter; 2) alarm bell, light; 3) intercom; 4) other \x0d\\x0d\11. Other safety protection equipment and facilities. \x0d\\x0d\ 2. Expenditures for equipping necessary emergency rescue equipment, equipment and safety protection items for on-site workers\x0d\\x0d\1. Emergency lighting, ventilation, pumping equipment, shovels, pickaxes, jacks, etc.\x0d\1 ) Water pumps, hoses and hoses; 2) Ventilators, exhaust fans; 3) Shovels, picks, shovels, trolleys; 4) Others\x0d\\x0d\2. First aid kits and equipment, medicines\x0d\1) First aid medicines; 2) Medicine box. \x0d\\x0d\3. Emergency rescue equipment and equipment (including rescue vehicles, etc.). \x0d\1) Expenses incurred during emergency incident handling (application for ambulance, stretcher, gas expenses, etc.) \x0d\2) Emergency incident aftermath handling expenses, including compensation, restoration costs, etc. \x0d\\x0d\4. Various fire-fighting equipment and equipment: fire extinguishers and secondary charges; sand buckets and shovels. \x0d\\x0d\5. Other rescue equipment and equipment: expenses paid by external parties to support rescue; expenses incurred during rescue. \x0d\\x0d\ 3. Inspection and inspection expenses for safety facilities and special equipment \x0d\\x0d\1. Inspection and inspection fees for cranes, elevators, gas storage tanks, and steam drums. \x0d\\x0d\2. Inspection and testing fees for safety accessories such as pressure gauges and safety valves.

\x0d\\x0d\3. Periodic calibration fees for combustible gas leakage alarms, automatic fire alarm systems, lightning protection, and anti-static facilities. \x0d\\x0d\4. Video surveillance system verification fees. \x0d\\x0d\ 4. Promotion and application of new technologies, new standards, new processes and new equipment suitable for safe production\x0d\\x0d\1. Safety standardization system establishment and maintenance costs\x0d\\x0d\2. Occupational health Management system establishment and maintenance costs\x0d\\x0d\3. New operating procedures and new equipment technical training costs\x0d\\x0d\5. Safety production inspection and evaluation expenses\x0d\\x0d\1. Hire experts to participate in safety inspections and Evaluation fee: salary of external experts hired by the project department. \x0d\\x0d\2. Safety production inspection, supervision and evaluation fees at all levels\x0d\\x0d\ 6. Expenditures for assessment, monitoring and rectification of major hazards and accident hazards\x0d\\x0d\1. Hazard source identification and assessment\x0d\\x0d\2. Accident hazard assessment\x0d\\x0d\3. Investment in emergency plan measures\x0d\\x0d\4. Natural disaster early warning costs\x0d\\x0d\5. Construction bridge safety inspection, Assessment expenses\x0d\\x0d\6. Assessment, rectification, and monitoring expenditures for other major hazards and major accident hazards\x0d\\x0d\ 7. Safety production publicity, education, and training expenditures\x0d\\x0d\1. Purchase Compile and print production safety books, publications, video materials, etc.\x0d\\x0d\2. Hold production safety exhibitions and knowledge competitions, set up showrooms, education rooms, etc.\x0d\\x0d\3. Convene special meetings on production safety\x0d \\x0d\4. Professional production safety training for full-time security personnel and production management personnel. Safety training and certification fees. \x0d\\x0d\5. All-staff safety and special (special) operation safety skills training\x0d\\x0d\6. Safety emergency rescue and plan drills\x0d\\x0d\7. Various safety production publicity expenditures\x0d \\x0d\8. Other safety education and training expenses\x0d\\x0d\ 8. Expenditures on equipping and updating safety protective equipment for on-site workers\x0d\\x0d\1. Workers’ anti-static overalls, protective gloves, protective masks, and work shoes , safety belts, safety helmets and other labor protection supplies\x0d\\x0d\2. Electrical insulation tools and calibration expenses\x0d\\x0d\9. Other expenses directly related to production safety\x0d\\x0d\1. Occupational health Physical examination fees; 2. Certificate collection fees for special operations personnel.