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Safety production management system

1 purpose

Carry out the policy of "safety first, prevention first", enhance employees' safety awareness and safety protection ability, reduce the occurrence of casualties and ensure the smooth progress of production.

2 Scope of application

This regulation is applicable to the production units under the company.

3 production safety education

3. 1 The production unit shall organize special safety knowledge training for employees once a year.

3.2 Special operations personnel must undergo professional and technical training and obtain post operation certificate before taking up their posts.

3.3 New employees must receive safety training and education, and can only take up their posts after passing the examination.

3.4 The main contents of safety education and training include: national and local guidelines, policies, laws and regulations, standards and company safety rules and regulations, norms, operating procedures, etc.

3.5 The production unit must establish employee safety education and training files. Employees who have not received safety education and training shall not engage in operation or management activities at the production site.

3.6 The company office shall supervise and inspect the safety education and training of production units. If it is found that the safety education and training regulations have not been fulfilled, the person in charge of the unit will be held accountable.

4 safety management team

4. 1 The production unit must set up a safety management team, headed by the person in charge of the unit.

4.2 Safety management team responsibilities:

4.2. 1 Check and evaluate the safety work of each unit.

4.2.2 Implement the company's various systems and measures related to safety management.

4.2.3 Have the right to examine and approve relevant safety measures and safety management systems.

4.2.4 Organize safety work meetings and take measures against violations of safety regulations.

5 Safety production inspection

5. 1 It shall be implemented in accordance with national and local guidelines, policies, regulations and standards related to safety in production, as well as the company's safety rules and regulations, norms and operating procedures.

5.2 Regular inspection: organize a safety inspection once a month, presided over by the leader of the safety management team and attended by members of the safety management team.

5.3 Regular inspection

5.3. 1 The team shall conduct post safety inspection before and after work.

5.3.2 The safety officers and part-time safety officers of each team shall conduct patrol inspection.

5.3.3 Managers at all levels should check safety while checking production.

5.4 Self-inspection, Mutual Inspection and Handover Inspection

5.4. 1 self-inspection: Before and after the shift operation, conduct safety inspection on its own working environment and procedures to eliminate unsafe hidden dangers in time.

5.4.2 Cross-inspection: During cross-operation, teams and groups shall check and supervise each other, and * * * shall abide by rules and regulations.

5.4.3 Handover inspection: Before the facilities completed in the previous procedure are handed over to the next procedure, the team in the previous procedure can only hand over the facilities to the team in the next procedure after self-inspection and confirmation; Before use, the next working procedure team shall conduct safety inspection and acceptance with the previous working procedure team * * *, and the next working procedure team shall not use it until it is confirmed.

5.5 If any hidden danger is found, a Notice of Hidden Danger Rectification shall be issued according to the severity of the problem, and rectification shall be made within a time limit.

5.6 Regular inspection and special inspection shall be recorded, and the rectification shall be inspected and verified.

6. Safety management

6. 1 The following direct factors that may lead to personal injury, fire and explosion accidents must be included in the management object:

6. 1. 1 all kinds of mechanical equipment, manual and electric tools, circuits, power facilities, stacking, buildings, oil depots, warehouses, etc.

6. 1.2 Explosives, such as boilers, pressure vessels, gunpowder and explosives.

6. 1.3 corrosive, toxic and harmful chemicals such as strong acid, strong alkali and sodium nitrite.

6. 1.4 Operations that are quite different from the ground position, such as climbing, high temperature, hot steam, ultra-low temperature objects, etc.

6.2 Management of key components

6.2. 1 It is required to list the dangerous operation parts (sections), unsafe conditions (factors) and objects that need to be guarded against as stipulated by the state and industry, mark the safety signs, delimit them as key protection areas or safety warning areas, and establish the files of key parts.

6.2.2 The following activities shall not be carried out in key protected areas and warning areas:

A) No unit or individual may store sundries, build or carry kindling.

B) Before carrying out open fire operation or blasting operation near the warning area, the safety officer must be informed and safety protection can be carried out.

C) Motor vehicles are not allowed to overspeed and stay in the warning zone, and personnel are not allowed to stay in the warning zone;

D) In the warning zone, without the permission of the competent leader, no on-site visit shall be conducted accompanied by professionals.

6.2.3 No unit or individual may destroy, move or dismantle warning and safety signs.

6.3 Personnel and equipment management

6.3. 1 Production individuals are obliged to receive safety knowledge training and education.

6.3.2 Production individuals shall abide by the management of production safety, the safety operation rules of related equipment and processes, and the management regulations of toxic and harmful substances.

6.3.3 Production personnel should take personal safety protection measures, and special operators must hold relevant certificates.

6.3.4 The equipment management department shall formulate the technical operation procedures of the equipment, and ensure that these operation procedures are effectively implemented and executed.

6.3.5 The equipment management and use department shall formulate a regular maintenance and overhaul system for mechanical equipment, and the overhaul content shall include all parts and instruments that affect the equipment and safety.

6.3.6 Maintenance of equipment shall be recorded and filed for future reference.

6.4 fire safety

6.4. 1 For the parts, parts and places with fire hazards, it is necessary to establish a fire safety management system, clarify responsibilities, set fire prevention signs or slogans, and equip with fire-fighting equipment and appliances.

6.4.2 Establish open flame operation and safe electricity utilization system. Except professionals, it is strictly forbidden for anyone to connect wires in disorder. When engaged in welding and baking operations, protective measures should be taken around.

6.4.3 The use and storage of inflammable and explosive chemicals shall be carried out safely according to their performance and strictly managed.

6.4.4 All items stored in the warehouse should be stacked in categories, and space and passages should be reserved. The warehouse must be kept clean, and smoking and open flames are strictly prohibited in the warehouse.

6.4.5 The management and maintenance of fire-fighting equipment should be carried out to all people, and regular inspection, repair and maintenance should be carried out to ensure good condition and performance.

6.4.6 Check the quality standard of waterproof equipment every year, and check the quality standard of dry powder fire extinguishers every six months, and make records.

6.4.7 Fire fighting equipment shall be placed according to regulations, and it is forbidden to touch or use it for other purposes except for inspection and disaster relief.

6.4.8 The production unit is responsible for the management, maintenance, inspection and maintenance of all fire-fighting equipment in the unit.

7-shift safety activity system

7. 1 All employees must consciously abide by national policies, decrees and safety production systems. Strengthen organizational discipline and obey management.

7.2 The team leader should educate employees about safety thoughts and knowledge, and enhance their awareness of self-safety protection and personal safety protection of others.

7.3 Each team leader assigns production tasks according to the physical condition of employees. Special operations personnel shall not engage in special operations when they are sick.

7.4 Operators have the right to refuse to execute illegal command orders.

7.5 It is strictly forbidden for employees who do not understand the safety operation procedures of this type of work and special operators who do not hold certificates to enter the production site for operation.

7.6 The system of self-inspection, mutual inspection and handover inspection must be implemented when entering the site. Abide by the safety operation rules, obey the command, and put an end to illegal command, illegal operation and violation of labor discipline.

8 safety responsibility target management

8. 1 The production unit must sign a safety responsibility letter with the company, and carry out detailed decomposition according to the safety management objectives in the responsibility letter, and sign a safety objective responsibility letter in each department and production workshop.

8.2 The responsibility book for safety objectives must specify accident indicators, safety indicators, standards achieved by safety production, and hard indicators of rewards and punishments.

9 Safety management assessment

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9.2 The assessment results should be incorporated into personal work performance and linked to personal salary.