(Adopted by Decree No. 18 of 31 December 2011 [2011] of the People's Government of the Northern Province of the River, effective 1 March 2012)

Chapter I General

Article 1 ensures the safety and health of practitioners in order to strengthen the supervision of the safe production of metallurgical enterprises, prevent, reduce accidents and occupational hazards, and establish this provision in accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Security Production Act.

Article 2 provides for the safe production and supervision management of productive activities such as refineries, cushion, ventilation, steel, recreation, steel, ferry gold and accompanying counter-materials, carbon material, gas, oxygen and related gases, air conditioning, power generation, construction and construction activities in this province.

The metallurgy and stress processing (elected aluminium, ITU, gold etc.) are not applicable.

Article 3

The relevant sectors of the population at the district level are governed by their respective responsibilities for the safe production of metallurgical enterprises.

Article IV metallurgical enterprises are the subject of responsibility for safe production, with the main heads (including legal representatives and practitioners) being the first responsible for safe production. Companies of the Group are responsible for the management of the safety and production of the subsidiary, subsidiaries and companies.

Chapter II Security of production systems

Article 5 metallurgical enterprises should have security conditions under the laws, regulations, regulations, national standards, and mandatory industrial standards and local standards, and obtain appropriate administrative licences in accordance with the law.

Article 6. Wlurgical enterprises should establish safe production responsibilities and regulations for safe production, improve the safety course of work, jobs and revise and update in a timely manner.

Article 7. Wlurgical enterprises shall, in accordance with national provisions, pay safe production costs in full every year for the improvement of security production conditions. Security production costs are included in independent financial subjects.

The metallurgical enterprise should make use of the annual cost of safe production and the current annual capital use plan available to the relevant sectors in accordance with the oversight authority.

Article 8. The workshop, the team should be equipped with dedicated or part-time security producers.

The full-time security production manager shall not be treated below the same level of senior-level counterparts and shall be entitled to the enterprise safe production management risk allowance, which is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Article 9 heads of the metallurgical enterprises, heads of the management of safe production, safe production managers and heads of major production components, such as steel, iron and gas, should be subject to specialized security training and post-qualification positions in the safe production supervision management.

Special operating personnel must be eligible for specialized safety training in accordance with the relevant national provisions, and subject to a certificate of operational eligibility for special operations. The scope of special operating personnel is determined in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 10 metallurgical enterprises should conduct safe production education and training for practitioners to ensure that practitioners have the necessary safety production knowledge, familiarity with the relevant safety production regulations and safe operating protocols, and have security operational skills in this job. Unless trained and trained practitioners are safely produced, no induction is permitted.

Article 11. Wlurgical enterprises should be aware of the various types of hazardous sources present in this unit, and in the case of a major dangerous source, safety assessments should be carried out in accordance with the provisions and registration of construction files and implementation of the responsibility to monitor. The registration process should be made available to the safe production management and other relevant departments, as required.

Article 12 Mining enterprises should establish mechanisms for concealing work to implement hidden governance responsibilities, measures, funds, time frames and advance cases. The establishment of a residual mechanism, led by the safety of productive professionals, to ensure that the changes are put in place.

Article 13 metallurgical enterprises should establish a robust emergency response response system, establish a corresponding accident response advance, equipped with necessary emergency relief equipment and equipment, and conduct regular emergency advocacy, education, training and performance.

After the production of a safety accident by the metallurgical enterprise, timely reporting and accident assistance should be organized in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 14. New construction, alteration, expansion of engineering projects in metallurgical enterprises (hereinafter referred to as metal construction projects) should be evaluated in safety terms and safety, in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Prior to the establishment of the metallurgical construction project, the construction unit should provide a safety profile report to the fixed asset investment administrative authorities on the safety conditions of the metal construction project, while reporting on the safety and productive management clearance.

Security facilities for the metallurgical construction project must be designed in parallel with the main works, while at the same time construction, with inputs for production and use. Security facilities design should be reviewed by the relevant sectors in accordance with the relevant national legislation, regulations and regulations.

The construction units of the metal construction project should be designed in accordance with approved security facilities and be responsible for the quality of the work of the security facility.

The metal construction project was completed for production or pre-use and should be presented to the relevant sectors for the security facility in accordance with the relevant national laws, regulations and regulations; and, after the receipt of qualifications, the parties could invest in production and use.

Article 16 Metallurgical enterprises should be subject to a review of the quality of the construction units, the treasury unit. Contracting agreements should specify the responsibility and obligations of both parties for the safe production of production. The cost of security measures should be included in the contract costs.

The construction of projects has a number of contractor units on the ground, and the metallurgical business should harmonize and manage the security production of the contractor's units. The engineering units should be subject to the uniform management of the delivery unit and shall not be in conflict with the transit and subcontract.

Article 17 metallurgical enterprises should strengthen occupational hazards and occupational health custody, in accordance with the relevant provisions, and take effective measures to control occupational hazards and ensure that occupational health conditions in operating places are in compliance with national standards and mandatory industrial standards and local standards.

Chapter III Safety and security of production operations

Article 18 metallurgical enterprises should strengthen the security management of equipment facilities and conduct regular inspections and school tests of security equipment facilities and security protection devices. It should be reported in a timely manner for equipment that exceeds the length of use, updating or renovating existing equipment facilities, and not reducing their safety technical ability, and regulate products that implement safety mark management, and that the security mark should be confirmed in the purchase. Constraints should use standard-compliant equipment to ensure the proper operation of the equipment.

Article 19 metallurgical enterprises should strengthen the security management of special equipment, establish special equipment files, register and obtain registration certificates according to the provisions for the processing of special equipment.

The design, manufacture, installation, rehabilitation, use, maintenance and testing of special equipment should be subject to the relevant national provisions.

Article 20 metallurgical enterprises should take measures to prevent iron water, steel spraying and explosions. There shall be no room such as conference rooms, rooms of events, rest rooms, and more clothing, within the limits of the delivery of iron water, steel kits.

The metallurgical business engages in the transport of steel and iron water, and should conduct road transport permits in accordance with the relevant provisions of the transport management of dangerous goods and install satellite positioning devices with a record function for transporting steel and iron water vehicles and carry out dynamic monitoring of transport processes.

The construction (construction) of heavy loads and high temperature radiation, heat sings, acid-riched gasoline should be established on a regular basis in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 22 metallurgical enterprises should strengthen fire prevention and counter-narcotics stifling efforts to establish monitoring, alerting, lock-up and fire facilities, equipment, as required by the relevant provisions.

Article 23 shall not be built in residential intensive zones, and shall be away from major facilities such as large buildings, warehouses, communications and transport hubs, scientific, reasonable determination of the accumulation of coal and shall establish safety protection devices in accordance with the regulations in question, and the preparation of a gas accident response programme.

The coal pipeline should conduct regular inspections in accordance with the relevant regulations to prevent excessive movement.

Article 24 metallurgical enterprises should establish gas protection stations. The gas protection station should assume the custody of the coal-mile fire operations and the coal-calibre inspection operation, as well as the gas accident response mission, establish an improved internal management system, equipped with professional technical personnel, equipped with the necessary testing equipment, ambulances, ambulances, and clean pumps, and ensure that all equipment facilities are completed.

Article 25 metallurgical enterprises operate in high-risk operations, such as high-risk operations such as high-risk inspection operations in high-risk operations, as well as in the gas area, fire operations, movable operations, high-function operations, blindboard blocking operations and restricted space operations, and should develop safety technical measures and emergency programmes, with the consent of the relevant professional management and security production management agencies of the unit, and the safety production management body should be assigned to oversee the inspection site.

Article 26 metallurgical enterprises should be equipped with labour protection supplies that are in line with national standards or industry standards, and to monitor, educate practitioners to observe and use the rules.

In the course of the operation, practitioners should strictly adhere to the regulations and regulations governing the safe production of this unit, subject to management, correctly catering for and using labour protection supplies.

Chapter IV

Article 27, Safety and Productive Management and other relevant departments should conduct oversight inspections for metallurgical enterprises, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and this provision, and should be determined by law.

Article 28, when security production supervision management staff carry out oversight inspections of metallurgical enterprises, has the right to take the following measures:

(i) Access to a business inspection, requiring an explanation and description of the issues involved in oversight matters;

(ii) To require that enterprises provide information on oversight matters and replicate;

(iii) To compel businesses to cease and redress violations.

The metallurgical business should cooperate with the safety and production inspection inspectors in compliance with their supervisory duties under the law and should not be denied or obstructed.

Article 29, Safety and Productive Regulators should be equipped with personal protection supplies and inspection instruments necessary to oversee the access of inspection personnel to the site, to strengthen the training of the supervisors and to enhance the safety monitoring and management capacity of inspectors.

Article 33 When overseeing the inspection mission, effective law enforcement documents should be presented and conducted in conjunction with more than two individuals; inspections and treatment should be recorded in accordance with the law. Technical secrets and operational secrets involving the inspection units should be kept confidential.

Article 31 Management of safe production oversight should strengthen the management of the smelting business emergency scenarios in this administrative area and integrate major sham accident response into the overall emergency response system of local governments.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 32, Safety and Production Monitoring Management and other relevant departments and staff members, in violation of this provision, have one of the following acts, which are lawfully disposed of; constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) A licence or acceptance of matters that are not in accordance with statutory security production conditions;

(ii) Resistance in the safety qualification examination;

(iii) The reporting or discovery of safe production offences is not lawfully investigated;

(iv) There are other abuses of authority, omissions and provocative fraud.

Article 33 smelting enterprises violate this provision by one of the following acts, being modified by the time limit of the security production supervision management order, and by the impossibility of delay, with a fine of more than one thousand dollars:

(i) The establishment of a security production regulations regime, as prescribed;

(ii) No cost of safe production has been taken and used, as prescribed, or no use is planned to be reported to the relevant sector;

(iii) The heads of major production components, such as steel, iron and coal, are not required to participate in training and research.

Article 34, smelting enterprises violate this provision, consisting of one of the following acts, being modified by the time limit of the security production supervision management order and fines of up to three thousand dollars:

(i) The acquisition and use of products administered by the safety mark is not required;

(ii) The construction of (construction) for damage to heavy loads and high temperature radiation, heat spraying, acid irration and corrosion, without providing for safety clearance;

(iii) Non-protected fire-related explosions, anti-stiflection-stiflection-stifle-stiflection security measures, and the establishment of monitoring, alerting, interlocking devices and fire-fighting facilities, equipment;

(iv) There is no provision for higher risk inspection operations and high-risk operations in coal areas.

Annex VI

Article 33 XV provides for implementation effective 1 March 2012.