What does HSE mean by "two books, one meter and one card"?

HSE "two books, one form and one card" refer to: HSE operation instruction of China Petroleum and Natural Gas Company Limited (hereinafter referred to as HSE operation instruction), HSE operation plan of China Petroleum and Natural Gas Company Limited (hereinafter referred to as HSE operation plan) and HSE on-site checklist of China Petroleum and Natural Gas Company Limited (hereinafter referred to as HSE on-site checklist)? One card: HSE operation instruction card

HSE is a trinity management system of health, safety and environment.

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Enterprise standard

1June, 1997, China Oil and Gas Co., Ltd. formulated three enterprise standards with reference to ISO/CD 14690:

1, SY/T 6276- 1997 health, safety and environmental management system for oil and gas industry.

2. Health, safety and environmental management regulations for petroleum earthquake teams.

3. Guidelines for health, safety and environmental management of oil and gas drilling.

Health means that people are physically free from diseases and psychologically (spiritually) in good condition.

Safety refers to efforts to improve working conditions and overcome unsafe factors in the process of labor production, so that labor production can be carried out smoothly on the premise of ensuring the health of workers, the loss of enterprise property and the safety of people's lives. Safety in production is the fundamental guarantee for all business activities of enterprises.

Environment (refers to the sum total of various natural forces or functions closely related to human beings and affecting human life and production activities. It includes not only the combination of various natural factors, but also the combination of ecological relationship between human beings and natural factors.

Safety, environment and health management system (HSE system for short) is established according to the operation mode of "plan-implement (DO)- CHECK)- improve (ACTION)", that is, PDCA mode.

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