Management measures for payment and use of contractor's HSE measures fee?

1 objective in order to strengthen the management of safety production in project construction, ensure the effective implementation of HSE measures, prevent the occurrence of safety accidents in project construction, ensure the working conditions and living environment of front-line employees, and standardize the payment and use of contractors' HSE measures, this method is formulated in accordance with the provisions of national laws, regulations and standards. 2 Scope of Application This regulation is applicable to the management of the payment and use of HSE expenses in the construction stage of the coal chemical project of Inner Mongolia Manshi Energy and Chemical Co., Ltd. 3 The compilation is based on the Law of the People's Republic of China on Work Safety (Decree No.7 of the President of the People's Republic of China); Construction Law of the People's Republic of China (Decree No.91 of the President of the People's Republic of China); Regulations on the Administration of Work Safety in Construction Projects (Order No.393rd of the State Council); Cost Composition of Construction and Installation Project (JB [23] No.26); Interim Measures for Financial Management of Safety Production Expenses of Enterprises in High-risk Industries (Caiqi [26] No.478); Regulations on Management of Cost and Use of Safety Protection and Civilized Construction Measures in Building Engineering (J.B.A. [25] No.89). 4 Responsibilities The HSE manager of the project team is responsible for supervising and inspecting the use of the contractor's HSE measures and confirming the actual occurrence of the contractor's HSE measures. The project management department is responsible for reviewing the payment of the contractor's HSE measures. The project finance department is responsible for paying the contractor's HSE measures. The Business Management Department is responsible for specifying the cost and payment method of HSE measures in the contract. The HSE Department shall supervise and inspect the use of the contractor's HSE measures. 5 Definition of HSE measure fee The term "HSE measure fee" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the expenses required for purchasing and updating construction safety protection appliances and facilities, improving safe production conditions and working environment, on-site public security and publicity work in accordance with the current national standards and relevant regulations. In the construction contract of the construction project, the project and the contractor shall clearly stipulate the cost of HSE measures in accordance with the relevant regulations, and the calculation, payment, use and settlement of this cost shall be specified and agreed in the contract. 6 management content 6.1 scope of application of contractor's HSE measures 6.1.1HSE project investment refers to the measures cost of the project carried out by the contractor for specific hazards and occupational hazards in order to ensure construction safety and employee health. Such as rectification of dangerous sources, occupational health projects, renovation of potentially dangerous processes and facilities. See: Table 6.1.1 (List of on-site safety protection and civilized construction measures).

The name of the category project specifically requires that the safety warning signs for civilized construction and environmental protection should be provided with obvious safety warning signs that meet the requirements of national standards at the places prone to casualty accidents (or dangers). (1) A closed enclosure should be adopted at the site, with a height of not less than 2m; 2 WeiDang material should be reliable and solid, can't use color steel plate, application of steel mesh or wrought iron grille, etc. Five cards and one map are hung at the entrance, including the general situation of the project, the list of management personnel and the five cards of supervision telephone, safe production, civilized construction and fire protection; General plan of the construction site. The entrance to and from the enterprise logo site should be equipped with the enterprise logo or the appearance of the enterprise logo field (1) the road is smooth; (2) Drainage ditch and drainage facilities are unobstructed; (3) hardening treatment of construction ground; (4) Site greening. Material stacking (1) When materials, components, machines and tools are stacked, signs such as name, variety and specification are hung; (2) Cement and other fine-grained building materials that are easy to float in the sky should be sealed or covered; (3) Classification, storage and management of inflammable, explosive, toxic and harmful articles. The on-site fire-fighting equipment is configured reasonably and meets the fire-fighting requirements. A closed garbage station should be set up at the construction site for garbage removal, and construction garbage and domestic garbage should be classified and stored. Construction waste must be transported in corresponding containers or pipelines. The contractor of temporary facilities toilets must build flush toilets in the construction area (including the prefabrication plant), and build septic tanks near the toilets. The volume of septic tanks is designed according to the reserve of not less than 15 days. Heating measures used in winter should be considered in toilets (electric heaters, heating lamps, etc.), and the depth of septic tanks should be greater than the depth of frozen soil (1.5 meters). Two protective railings and skirting boards with a height of 18㎝ shall be set on the floor, roof, balcony and other border protection working floors for safe construction, and they shall be fully enclosed with dense mesh safety net. A protective shed with a height of 1/5m shall be set for the protection of the access opening. The top of the protective shed shall be a board with a thickness of not less than 5㎝, and both sides shall be closed with a dense mesh safety net along the railing. The reserved hole is completely blocked with boards or springboard for protection; The short side of the hole is more than 1.5m long, and there should be protective railings around it besides being closed. The elevator wellhead protection shall be provided with stereotyped, tooled and standardized protective doors; Set a safety flat net every two floors (not more than 1m) in the elevator shaft. Stairs shall be protected with 1.2m-high stereotyped, tooled and standardized protective railings and 18㎝-high skirting boards. Protective isolation shed or other facilities shall be set for vertical cross operation protection. Overhead operation protection has suspension cables or other facilities for hanging safety belts; Have a reliable operating platform, which is paved with springboard; There are up and down ladders or other forms of access.

6.1.2 labor protection and health care investment refers to the protective equipment and health care expenses invested to ensure the safety and health of employees during the project construction. Including labor protection articles (such as work clothes, safety helmet, safety gloves, protective glasses, dust/gas masks, etc.), employee physical examination, occupational disease prevention, summer drinks and other expenses. Safety helmet must have a certificate of approval; The welder must wear the welder's helmet; Safety shoes must have anti-slip, anti-smashing and anti-puncture functions; Seat belts must be full-body, double hook type, and have a certificate of approval. 6.1.3 Emergency rescue investment refers to the expenses for emergency rescue planned by the contractor in advance in order to effectively control emergencies. Including emergency rescue facilities (such as fire fighting equipment, rescue facilities, etc.), emergency rescue office organization, emergency rescue training and drills. 6.1.4 The investment in safety publicity and education refers to the cost of the contractor's safety training for employees (including three-level education, induction training for special operations, lectures on safety knowledge, etc.), regular safety production meetings, safety activities, billboards, brochures, posters, slogans, etc. 6.1.5 Daily safety management input refers to the expenses required by the contractor's safety production management department for normal work. 6.1.6 Security input The expenses incurred by the security personnel invested in order to ensure that the property on the site is not lost. 6.1.7 Accident investment refers to the expenses that the contractor has to pay in order to control the spread of accidents, reduce losses and deal with accidents after sudden accidents. Note: A certain proportion of project advance payment agreed in the contract, including HSE expenses. 6.2 principle of payment of contractor's HSE measures fee 6.2.1 The contractor must ensure that the HSE measures fee quoted in the tender offer is used exclusively and shall not be misappropriated. If the contractor's HSE management cannot meet the management requirements of the owner's project, the owner's project has the right to adjust a certain amount of the contractor's total cost for HSE management expenses.

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