(Act dated 28 June 2012, No. 244 of the People's Government Order No. 244, from 1 August 2012)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to further implement the primary responsibility for industrial and commercial enterprise security production, prevent and reduce production safety accidents, guarantee people's lives and property security, promote economic development and social harmony, and develop this provision in the light of the provisions of the Shenzhen City Safety Regulation.

Article 2

The industrial enterprises referred to in this determination are enterprises engaged in product processing: Trade-related enterprises refer to businesses engaged in commodity-scale or retail activities in the context of circulation.

Article 3. The management of business security production should uphold a safe first, prevention of ownership and integrated governance approach and establish a mechanism for the long-lasting effectiveness of security production in accordance with the principles of corporate governance, government regulation and social oversight.

Article IV is the subject of responsibility for safe production and should be established in accordance with the law, in order to establish safe production responsibilities, in order to improve safety production conditions, improve the level of safe production management and prevent and reduce production safety accidents.

Business practitioners have a job responsibility system. practitioners should comply with the regulations governing the safe production of the enterprise, receive training and training in safe production, possess the necessary safety-productivity knowledge, improve safety production skills and enhance accident prevention and emergency response capacity.

Article 5

The city, the people of the region should support the development of the security industry and encourage businesses to use advanced new technologies, new processes, new equipment that are not in line with industrial policies and technologies, processes and equipment that do not meet the conditions of safe production and to upgrade the level of safe production management.

Article 6 provides guidance, supervision and inspection of corporate responsibility for the implementation of safe production by the municipal industrial and commercial industry safety authorities (hereinafter referred to as the municipal industry safety authority) and guides and oversees the management of industrial safety and production monitoring in all sectors, in accordance with the law.

Urban human resources and social security, living environment, market regulation, public safety and other administrations perform their business safety and production management responsibilities under their respective responsibilities.

The Regional Security Production Monitoring Authority conducts inspections of enterprises within the jurisdiction by law and conducts inspections in violation of the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations of safe production.

In accordance with this provision, the Street Office conducts oversight inspections of enterprises within the jurisdiction and may accept the authorization by the Government of the people of the region to conduct inspections of corporate violations of the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations governing production.

Chapter II

Article 7. Enterprises should establish the following safety production systems:

(i) Safe production responsibility regime;

(ii) Safe production input security regime;

(iii) Labour protection management system;

(iv) Safe production education training systems;

(v) Security inspection system;

(vi) The impact evaluation system, which is hidden by accidents, and the impact evaluation system;

(vii) Emergency relief management system;

(viii) Production of safety accident reports and investigation treatment systems;

(ix) The security production award and punishment system.

In addition to the preceding paragraph, business production activities involving specialized operations, hazardous operations or the use of special equipment and hazardous chemicals should be established in the corresponding security production management system.

Article 8.

(i) The establishment and implementation of the responsibility for safe production, specifying the responsibility for the safe production of jobs in all sectors (columns);

(ii) Organization of safe production regulations and safe operating protocols for all jobs;

(iii) To organize and implement the establishment of a safe production management body with safety-product management, in accordance with security production management needs;

(iv) Implementation of financial inputs for safe production;

(v) Organization of routine inspections, governance control and timely elimination of the hidden impact of safe production accidents;

(vi) Organization of standardized construction of safe production;

(vii) A security facility for the implementation of new construction, alteration, expansion projects and the design, parallel construction, and inputs into production and use of major works;

(viii) Participation in training in safe production education and accreditation; and organization of training in safe production education for practitioners;

(ix) Organization of emergency relief advances for production of safe accidents and conduct regular emergency relief exercises;

(x) Organizing accident relief efforts to assist accident investigations and to report timely, accurate and complete production safety accidents;

(xi) Other safe production responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations.

Enterprises are not equipped with the heads of security production, the establishment of a security production authority or sector, according to the conditions of production, and key corporate heads should perform the safety responsibilities of the relevant subjects set out in this chapter.

Article 9. The head of the enterprise security production is the responsibility for the safe production of the enterprise and assists the main corporate chiefs in the performance of their safety-product management responsibilities, with specific organizations carrying out related work and directly leading responsibility for business safety.

Other heads of enterprises are directly responsible for the production of security within their respective jurisdictions.

Article 10 Business has not established a security management body, and the safety and production management function is performed by security producers.

The Business Security Production Authority or the Safety Production Manager perform the following duties:

(i) Draft and organize implementation of the annual work plan for the safe production management of this enterprise;

(ii) The drafting of the regulations for the safe production of the enterprise, the safe operation protocols and the organization of implementation;

(iii) Organizing research and training on the safety of the enterprise;

(iv) Organizing the day-to-day security inspection and accident clearance of this enterprise;

(v) Coherence in investigating and dealing with safe accidents in the production of this enterprise;

(vi) The drafting of an enterprise's emergency response relief release and the organization of an emergency relief exercise;

(vii) Establishment of safe production files for all types of enterprise;

(viii) Other safe production management responsibilities under this enterprise.

Article 11. Risk manufacturers or practitioners of more than three hundred people should establish independent safe production management bodies under the law or have more than two full-time security producers.

Enterprises have established branches within the city's administration for hazardous chemicals production or more than three hundred practitioners, and the branch should establish safety production management in accordance with the preceding paragraph or be equipped with safe production managers.

Other enterprises with three hundred practitioners should be equipped with dedicated or part-time security producers in accordance with the law.

An enterprise that profits the purpose of renting sites or counters, or more than two hundred practitioners, should establish an independent safety production management or be equipped with more than two safety producers.

Enterprises should provide the necessary conditions for the work of safety producers and adopt recommendations on rationalization.

Article 12. The heads of the business sector (colums) should implement regulations for the safe production of enterprises in the production process, organize the training of practitioners in this sector (colums) in the conduct of safe production education in enterprises, organize day-to-day inspections of production equipment, facilities and security facilities, and oversee practitioners in accordance with the law.

Article 13

(i) Compliance with the regulations on safe production, operation and labour disciplines;

(ii) In the context of the protection of their own security, emergency treatment and timely reporting of the spoilers of safe production accidents;

(iii) At the time of the handover, the performance of production equipment, facilities and security facilities was performed.

Business practitioners have the right to be informed of occupational hazards in their jobs and to reject unconstitutional commands; to find direct endangering the security of the person and to deal with the emergency response, the right to stop operations and to evacuate dangerous places.

Article 14. Enterprises may entrust qualified security-producing professional services to provide safe day-to-day management services or other specialized services.

Business entrusted safe production services to professional service providers, and written contracts should be concluded to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

The specialized services for safe production are not mandated to perform their duties as well as due diligence leading to the production of safe accidents and should be responsible accordingly.

Article 15. Enterprises will produce business projects, places, equipment delivery kits or rentals, and shall verify the security conditions and qualifications of contractors or tenant units, and enter into safety production management agreements with contractors or tenant units, or agree on their security productive functions in contracts, lease contracts.

Chapter III Training in Safe Productive Education

Article 16 Main heads of enterprises, safe production managers should have the knowledge and management capacity for safe production and be trained and evaluated in accordance with the relevant provisions;

Safety training institutions are engaged in security training activities and should obtain corresponding qualifications in accordance with laws, regulations, regulations and related provisions.

Safety training institutions should be trained in the context of a security training curriculum developed by the State, the Department of Safety and Production Monitoring in the Province of Broad Orientale.

Article 18 Main heads of hazardous chemicals production enterprises and security producers, as well as those engaged in hazardous chemicals production and use activities, shall be trained by the provision of training institutions with corresponding qualifications, and a certificate of safety shall be obtained by the municipal human resources and the social security sector, after the examination of qualifications.

Other business chiefs and security productive managers are trained by a security training agency with corresponding qualifications, as well as by the municipal human resources and the social security sector, with the exception of those who have obtained a security director certificate in accordance with article 19, paragraph 1.

The specific business personnel of the enterprise should be allowed to work on the basis of national legislation, regulations, specialized security technical training and qualifications in the urban human resources and social security sector, subject to special operating qualifications certificates.

Article 19 applies to the Junior Safety Director's certificate, which shall be obtained through the training of a security training agency with corresponding qualifications, after the study of qualifications in the urban human resources and social security sector. The application for medium- and high-level security director certificates is governed by the relevant provisions of the Director-General for Security in the Province.

The urban human resources and social security sector should be made available on the Internet in conjunction with the municipal industry safety authorities for the certificate of safety qualifications, the security training of qualified certificates and the basic information of the junior safety director certificate.

Article 20 Human resources in the city and the social security sector shall organize a safety qualification examination, subject to the relevant provisions, the examination curriculum, the examination subject, the place of time and other information related to the examination, without the designation of a certificate of study, and shall not hold or designate any other unit to conduct a training course for examination.

Article 21 Main heads of enterprises and security producers, as well as those who should participate in retraining under the law, should participate annually. Security training institutions should record the names of the time and training courses for retraining in the relevant qualification certificates.

Article 2 should conduct induction training for new induction practitioners and retraining annually. The duration and content of pre-service training, retraining are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the wider province and the city.

New induction practitioners are not allowed to organize induction operations without security education training.

Article 23. Business implementation of new processes, new technologies or the use of new equipment and new materials should retraining specialized security education for practitioners.

Article 24 should establish a safe production education training file, including the following information:

(i) Safety education training programmes or programmes;

(ii) Schedules for educational training courses, indicating training time and curriculum teacher arrangements;

(iii) Education training courses or education training materials;

(iv) Educational training signed to the table;

(v) Examination vouchers;

(vi) Education training videos.

Chapter IV

Article 25

(i) Security equipment, facilities costs;

(ii) Safety education training costs;

(iii) Specific costs for safe science and technology;

(iv) Security production inspection and accident cover governance costs;

(v) Assessment, control costs for major hazardous chemicals;

(vi) Costs related to emergency relief;

(vii) Other security-related expenditures.

Article 26 ventures for hazardous chemicals production should be stored in full, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

The Safe Productive Risk Mortgage is administered by a special household, with a specific approach developed by the municipal industry security authorities in conjunction with the municipal financial sector.

In the second article, the construction, alteration, expansion of the project, investment in security facilities should be included in the construction of project estimates and budgets, and security facilities should be designed in parallel with the work of the subjects.

The construction of engineering projects under the preceding paragraph should be conducted by enterprises in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the Province of Broad Orientale to conduct pre-evaluations on safety conditions for construction projects and to organize the design, construction and completion of the security facility.

Article 28 encourages businesses to use advanced technologies, processes and equipment to support the development of information and to enhance the management capacity and level of business safety.

Article 29 should be created by enterprises in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Support is given to enterprises that meet the above-mentioned security standards:

(i) A reduction in the cost of safe production and a half-size mortgage on the security production risk;

(ii) The rate of work injury insurance is set at the rate of buoyage.

Chapter V Safety of field operations

Article 33 Business should establish clear safety alert signs at facilities that are fuel, prone, corrosive, powder, high temperature, toxic, radiation, electricity facilities, likely to occur, crowd pressure and other types of workplaces and equipment with greater risk. The production and establishment of safety warning signs should be regulated and sustained.

Article 31: Business fire operations, entry into restricted space operations, temporary power operations, high-function operations, heavy operations, equipment repair operations, painting operations, hazardous loading operations and other hazardous operations shall be carried out and follows:

(i) Pre-operational risk analysis and development of prevention and control measures;

(ii) Clearing the responsibilities of operational personnel, safety operations protocols or standards;

(iii) The operational personnel should have the corresponding qualifications to understand the scope and risks of operations and to have dangerous operational capability;

(iv) Organizing specialized personnel to be responsible for safety monitoring on the ground, to inform operational personnel about matters of safety and to correct in a timely manner violations.

Other units are entrusted with hazardous operations under paragraph 1 of this article, and businesses with corresponding qualifications should be chosen as contractors and to identify their safety and production responsibilities in contracted contracts or signed safety production management agreements. Prior to the hazardous operation of the contractor's units, the enterprise should inform the contractor's field security and verify the security operation schedule, construction programme and emergency prestige of the contractor's units.

Enterprises using hazardous chemicals should be subject to appropriate licences in accordance with the relevant national legislation, regulations and regulations; prior to the use of hazardous chemicals, practitioners should be informed of hazardous chemicals characteristics and safe methods of use and take effective fire prevention, fire protection measures.

Article 33 removal of enterprise machinery equipment, and the treasury should put in place security protection devices.

The enterprise's electrical lines, mobile power plants and short-roads, loads and saving protection devices should be consistent with national standards.

Business operations require temporary electricity and should be made available to the location's electrical enterprises for temporary power.

Chapter VI

Article 34 should establish an annual security production inspection programme, establish a daily, weekly, monthly inspection system, conceal the identified accident, take effective measures to remove it in a timely manner and record the types of accidents, exclusion measures and their dispositions.

Article XV should carry out security production accidents hidden and governance work every quarter, provide statistical analysis of the hidden management of the enterprise accident and send statistical analyses to the security production monitoring and street offices of the region by fifteen and thirty years after the end of each quarter.

The Street Office should, in accordance with the statistical analysis sheets sent by the enterprise, promote the implementation of the accidental hidden governance measures and report on the safety and productive management of the area in the event of the incident. Regional security production monitoring authorities should report on the completion of business accidents in this area to the municipal industry safety authorities.

Article 336, the head of the CMW, on a monthly basis, organizes a safety sample of the main elements of the accident hidden by the accident, should be managed in a timely manner and file a record of the investigation of the accident.

Article 37 heads of all sectors of the enterprise (colums) are responsible for organizing safety inspections that are key elements of accident cover, and that the accidents identified in the inspections should be managed in a timely manner, and should be reported to the head of the enterprise security production in a timely manner and file records of the incident's hidden governance.

Article 338 practitioners should comply with the safe operation of their jobs, correctly use and maintain safety facilities, safe protection supplies, and find that accidents should be dealt with immediately and should not be dealt with immediately and should report promptly to the heads of the sector (colums).

Chapter VII Emergency relief management

Article 39 should be based on the relevant laws, regulations, regulations, regulations and regulations, to prepare a safety accident emergency relief case in the light of the prevailing circumstances of the enterprise, as required, for the evaluation of the post-parture security production monitoring management; and for the refuelling industry authorities, as required.

Article 40. Enterprises should designate dedicated or part-time emergency relief personnel or enter into emergency relief agreements with neighbouring emergency relief organizations, with corresponding emergency equipment, equipment, the establishment of emergency equipment, equipment use status files and the regular maintenance and maintenance of emergency maintenance, as required in the emergency relief advance case.

Risk manufacturers and businesses that constitute a major dangerous source of hazardous chemicals should establish a dedicated emergency response response.

Article 40. Risk manufacturers organize at least one year for emergency relief advances, and other businesses organize at least once a year for emergency relief advances. The useful information on the pre-disaster response should be archived.

Article 42 states that the enterprise shall immediately initiate emergency relief advances, take effective measures to organize rescue, prevent accidents, reduce casualties and economic losses, and report on accidents in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Chapter VIII Security oversight management

Article 43 thirteenth, the municipality's industrial security authorities, the district security production monitoring authority, and the street offices should develop a safety oversight inspection workplan to monitor the implementation of the responsibility of enterprises for safe production. Enterprises should be subject to inspection and guidance by the municipal industry safety authorities and by the management of safe production in the region, as well as the safety monitoring of street offices.

Security oversight inspections can be carried out through joint inspections, special inspections, inspections or inspections.

The city's industrial security authorities, the district security production monitoring authority, the street offices found that businesses had not complied with the responsibility to produce safely in accordance with the law and should send a letter of credit to enterprises.

Article 44 of the Street Office could be equipped with safe production inspectors based on the practical need for safe production supervision, and the ombudsmen should be trained in safe production.

The ombudsperson should advocate for the implementation of the laws, regulations, regulations, regulations or regulations of safe production, whether on a regular basis or without the regular implementation of the responsibility for the safe production of enterprises within the arsenal, finding that there is a security production offence or an accident hidden, and recommend that the enterprise be restructured while reporting the relevant circumstances to the street offices.

Article 42: The Street Office shall inspect at least once every half year:

(i) Enterprises for hazardous chemicals production and enterprises that constitute major hazardous chemicals;

(ii) In the last two years, enterprises that have suffered injury to the production of safe accidents and have been subject to administrative sanctions.

Article 46 provides for the safe production of specialized services to be carried out independently by law in the management of safe production, objectively and faithfully reflecting the relevant aspects of safe production and assume legal responsibility for the content of the services concerned.

Any unit of article 47, or individual, is entitled to report to the municipal industrial security authorities, the Integrated Coordination Department for Security Production of Municipalities, the Regional Safety Production Monitoring Administration or the Street Office.

Press magazines, radio television, network media are encouraged to monitor violations of the laws, regulations and regulations governing the management of safe production.

Article 48 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (art.

Governments of all regions may take into account the establishment of a notice system in this area.

Chapter IX Legal responsibility

Article 49, in violation of this provision, has one of the following acts, punishable under article 53 of the Shenzhen City Security Regulation:

(i) The absence of a security production management body or of a security manager;

(ii) No installation of security protection devices;

(iii) No pre-emption of emergency relief for production of safe accidents.

Article 50 imposes penalties in accordance with article 55 of the Shenzhen City Safety Regulation, in violation of article 31 of this provision.

In violation of this provision, the main head of the enterprise is responsible for the period of time being changed without the responsibility for the management of safe production; the period of time has not been changed; and the suspension of the enterprise by law.

The main head of the enterprise has not complied with the responsibility for the management of safe production in accordance with the law, resulting in the occurrence of accidents in production security, and is punished in accordance with article 38 of the Production Safety accident report and the Investigation and Disposal Regulations.

Article 52, in breach of this provision, has one of the following acts, a period of time being converted to a fine of more than two million dollars:

(i) The absence of a system of sound safe production;

(ii) The main corporate and security manager has not been involved in training in safe production education and has been given evidence;

(iii) Non-organization of practitioners in training for safe production education;

(iv) No cost of extracting and using safe production, as prescribed;

(v) No collateral for the safe production of the risk, as prescribed;

(vi) There is no security alert marking;

(vii) No security notification.

Article 53, in violation of this provision, is punishable by virtue of the provisions of article 86, paragraph 1, of the People's Republic of China Act on Safety of Production.

Article 54, in breach of this provision, has one of the following acts, a period of time being converted to a fine of more than three million dollars:

(i) The absence of a security production accident regime that is hidden by the identification of governance systems;

(ii) No security production inspection programme;

(iii) Non-reported accidents are hidden by a statistical analysis of governance.

Article 55 of the hazardous chemicals production enterprise violates this provision, with one of the following acts being reordered, with a fine of up to three million yen:

(i) No emergency relief organization;

(ii) There is no necessary emergency response equipment, equipment and regular maintenance, maintenance and assurance of normal functioning.

Article 56 does not qualify for the safe production of professional services to engage in the safe production of brokering services or to falsely justify the imposition of sanctions in accordance with article 39 of the Safety and Production Regulations in the Province of Broad Orientale.

Article 57, in violation of this provision by the municipality's security authorities, the municipal human resources and the social security sector, the security sector of the district, the supervision of the security production of the district, the street offices and their staff, has one of the following acts to hold administrative responsibility in accordance with the law, and the transfer of the judiciary by law:

(i) A certificate of safety eligibility for non-qualified personnel and a certificate of safety training;

(ii) Conduct or designate a training course on safety appraisal;

(iii) No incident reported by a unit or person or by a security production offence is not dealt with by law;

(iv) No report on the completion of the accident's hidden governance;

(v) Other violations of this provision.

Chapter X

Article 58 states that the main head of the enterprise is the full responsibility for the production of the enterprise and the producer of the decision-making power. These include directors and managers of limited liability companies and shares companies (general managers, chief executives or other business heads who actually perform the functions of the manager), as well as heads of the non-consistent enterprise, managers (including the actual control).

The security production manager referred to in this provision is a person engaged in the management of safe production, including the Director-General for Safety, the head of the safe production management and its management, and the enterprise that does not have a safety production management agency for full-time, part-time and safe production manager.

This provision refers to agencies engaged in operations such as safety evaluation, assessment, certification, testing, training, counselling.

Article 59, paragraph 2, of the present article includes the above-mentioned number, which is not included in the figure.

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