(Act No. 156 of the People's Government Order No. 156 of 19 March 2012)

Article 1, in order to implement the responsibility of the subject matter of the safe production of the productive units and to enhance the management of safe production, has been developed in the light of the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on Safety of Production.

Article 2, which states the responsibility of the subject matter of the safe production of the productive units, refers to the responsibility of the productive units as the subject of safe production, to perform safety-productivity functions in accordance with the provisions of the relevant laws and regulations governing the safe production of the production and to assume legal responsibility for the consequences of the failure to perform the duties of the security production.

Article 3. The production of business units within this province is responsible for safe production and is applicable.

Article IV. Production units shall have security conditions under legal regulations, regulations and national standards or industrial standards, and shall be subject to a safe production administrative licence under the law, which may engage in productive activities.

Article 5

(i) The construction of project design units in the preparation of project design documents, along with the provision of design documents for the development of security facilities;

(ii) In developing project investment plans and financial plans, investments required for security facilities should be integrated into the plan's parallel presentation;

(iii) The construction projects approved by the relevant departments should be reported simultaneously to the security facility design documents;

(iv) Construction of project construction units should be based on construction maps and design requirements for security facilities;

(v) At the time of the probationary phase of the production of equipment, a review and appraisal of the security facilities should be conducted at the same time and an evaluation of their effectiveness;

(vi) When construction projects are pre-received, safety facilities should be checked at the same time;

(vii) Security facilities should be produced and used in conjunction with the main works.

Article 6. The productive units shall provide practitioners with the work environment and conditions consistent with national occupational health standards and provide qualified labour protection supplies for practitioners in accordance with national standards or industry standards, as well as guide, monitor the properness and use of the rules of use, and shall not substitute labour protection supplies in monetary or other items.

Article 7. The productive business unit shall be governed by law as practitioners in the conduct of work injury insurance, and in accordance with the provisions for the safe production of responsibilities for safe production, and may be subject to accidental injury insurance for persons engaged in high-risk operations, such as high-war, high pressure, fuel, prone, toxic, radioactive, transport, wildness and mining.

Article 8. The productive units should organize practitioners to participate in training in safe production education, and the training of qualified practitioners can take place.

The productive units should urge practitioners to comply with national security production laws and regulations, implement safety production standards, operational protocols and security technical measures, and eliminate blind command, unconstitutional operation and violations of labour discipline.

Article 9

(i) Construction, rehabilitation and maintenance of safe production facilities equipment;

(ii) Safety accidents are hidden by rehabilitation, improvement of occupational health conditions and standardization;

(iii) Technical services such as security production evaluation, testing, counselling;

(iv) Labour protection supplies, emergency relief equipment and drug availability;

(v) Safe inspection of the acquisition of transportation tools, equipment instruments, communications equipment;

(vi) Safe production of science and technology development and applications, advocacy and incentives;

(vii) Employer casualty investigation and rehabilitation;

(viii) Other matters related to security of production.

Article 10. The productive business unit should conduct regular security inspections, seizing governance accidents in a timely manner, depending on the focus of safe production, and, in a temporary manner, governance plans should be developed and time-bound governance. The contents of safety inspections, results, governance are recorded on a case-by-case basis and signed by the inspector and the reviewer.

Article 11. The productive units should use advanced safety production management methods, implement safety precautions and increase the level of safe production management.

Article 12 Production units shall produce operating projects, places, equipment delivery kits or rental under the law, and shall enter into specialized safety production management agreements with contractors, tenancy units or agree on matters relating to security production management in contracts, lease contracts. Absorption, rental units and contractors, contract contracts for the lease units, lease contracts or safe production management agreements should include the following safe production management matters:

(i) The area of safety and production responsibilities of both parties and their respective management;

(ii) Safety production management in operating premises;

(iii) The respective rights and obligations with regard to security production;

(iv) An agreement on security production management awards, emergency relief for the production of safe accidents and post-harvest, security production risk mortgages;

(v) A report on the production of security accidents and agreement to cooperate with investigations;

(vi) Other agreed security production management matters.

Article 13

(i) Safe production responsibility regime;

(ii) The construction of project security facilities, along with the design, parallel construction, and inputs into production and use systems;

(iii) The security of financial inputs for safe production;

(iv) The establishment and staffing system of the safe production management body;

(v) Security production conference system;

(vi) Safe production training education systems;

(vii) A safe management system for the production of the operating space;

(viii) Safety management of facilities;

(ix) Occupational hazard control regime;

(x) Special operating safety management systems;

(xi) Security inspections and hidden governance systems;

(xii) Major risk control systems;

(xiii) An accident response and reporting system;

(xiv) Labour rights protection and labour protection systems;

(xv) Disband the security responsibility regime for the closure;

(xvi) Other security production management systems consistent with the characteristics of the industry, the unit produced.

Article 14.

(i) The responsibility for the safe production of the main holder;

(ii) The responsibility for safe production for the heads of security production and other sub-heads;

(iii) The responsibility for safe production of heads of departments and units;

(iv) The responsibility for the safe production of the team leader;

(v) The responsibility for safe production of practitioners in other jobs.

Article 15. The main head of the productive unit is the first responsible for the safe production of this unit and is responsible for the full implementation of the responsibility to produce safe production.

(i) Establish a safe and safe production responsibility;

(ii) Organization of safe production management systems and operating protocols;

(iii) Ensure the effective implementation of safe production inputs;

(iv) Conduct regular studies on security production, promote, inspect and inspect the safe production of other sub-heads and eliminate production safety accidents in a timely manner;

(v) Organization in the development and implementation of pre-emptions to assist in the production of safe accidents;

(vi) Timely reporting on the production of safety accidents, effective organization of accident relief, assistance and collaboration with accident checks;

(vii) Other responsibilities under legal regulations.

The responsibility for the safe production of other practitioners of the productive units is determined by law in accordance with the division of labour.

Article 16 Production units should be based on the responsibility of practitioners for safe production, enter into safe production responsibilities on a case-by-step basis, and organize regular inspections on the implementation of the responsibility for safe production.

Article 17 Main heads of the productive units should perform carefully the responsibility for the monitoring of safe production, responsible for the failure to implement the responsibility for safe production and the consequent consequences.

Article 18 The productive units should establish a monitoring mechanism for the sound and internal production of safe production, with the full role of the Board of Trustees, the shareholders' chambers, and the safe production oversight of the job generation, with the self-responsibility of trade unions and workers' democratic monitoring of safe production.

Article 19

Article 20 of the law and regulations stipulate otherwise the legal responsibility to be assumed for the safe production of the productive units and for the non-performance of the responsibility for safe production.

Article 21, paragraph 1.