(Adopted by Decree No. 339 of 14 October 2010 by the Government of the Northern Province of Lake Ontario)

Article 1 establishes this provision in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on Safety of Production, and the Regulations on Security of the Northern Lakes Province.

Enterprises within the current province's executive area should perform the primary responsibility for safe production in accordance with this provision.

The primary responsibility for the safe production of enterprises is that enterprises comply with the provisions of laws, regulations, regulations and regulations relating to safe production, strengthen the management of safe production, establish safe production responsibilities, improve security production conditions, implement national, industrial standards to ensure safe production, and liability for accident reports, relief and rehabilitation. Key elements include:

(i) The conditions for safe production under legal and national standards, industry standards;

(ii) In accordance with the law, the provisions of the construction of the project security facility are designed in parallel with construction, parallel production and use (hereinafter referred to as “three parallel”);

(iii) Provide practitioners with labour protection supplies in accordance with the law and guide and monitor their right Peerization and use;

(iv) Receive and use safe production costs to ensure that funds are invested in meeting the requirements for safe production;

(v) Establish safe production management in accordance with the law, with safety producers;

(vi) The establishment of a safe and safe production responsibility and regulations, operating protocols;

(vii) Guarantee safe production education training by organizing practitioners in accordance with the law to participate in training in safe production education, obtain relevant induction certificates and conduct safe production promotion education;

(viii) Strengthen security production management by law, organize regular inspections of safe production, eliminate accidents in a timely manner, and monitor major dangerous sources by law;

(ix) Access to administrative licences for safe production under the law;

(x) Harmonization of the management of the safe production of contractors and tenant units;

(xi) The production of security accidents by law, the timely delivery of accident-safety relief and the proper handling of casualty work;

(xii) Prevention and occupational diseases that are responsible for occupational hazards in operating places;

(xiii) The responsibility for other safe production under the laws, regulations.

Article III is the subject of responsibility for safe production, assumes the primary responsibility for the safe production of this unit and is responsible for the consequences of the failure to fulfil the responsibilities of the subject matter of safe production.

The main head of the enterprise is the first responsible for the safe production of this unit and is fully responsible for the implementation of the responsibility of the subject matter of its security production.

The main corporate manager shall perform the following duties:

(i) Establish a safe production responsibility for this unit;

(ii) Organizing the development of a security production management system and operational protocols for this unit;

(iii) To ensure the input of the funds required to secure production conditions in this unit;

(iv) Conduct regular studies on security production and report on security production to the General Assembly of Employers and the Conference of Shareholds;

(v) Accreditation, inspection of the security production of this unit and careful monitoring and timely elimination of the hidden causes of the production safety accident;

(vi) Organization of the development and implementation of the production security accident response to this unit;

(vii) Provide timely, accurate and complete reporting on the production of safe accidents and organize accident relief efforts;

(viii) Other safe production responsibilities under laws, regulations.

Article IV should establish a system of responsibility for safe production, implement a full-fledged safety and production responsibilities, identify key heads of units, heads of supervisors, functional departments, responsibility for the production of vehicles (groups) and practitioners and conduct a safety-production responsibilities with practitioners, on a level-by-step basis, on-demand and on a case-by-case basis. The corresponding incentives were given to the goal of completing job responsibilities; corrections were given to the unfinished target of responsibility; and production of safety accidents was addressed in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 5 Business shall establish a security production management system and operational protocols for this unit in accordance with laws, regulations and national, industrial standards. The safe production management system and operating protocols should cover the entire process of production operations and all practitioners and, in conjunction with the standardized operation of jobs, conduct regular analyses of the effectiveness of implementation, as appropriate.

The security production management system consists primarily of:

(i) A safe production conference system;

(ii) The safe production of financial inputs and the safe extraction, management and use system;

(iii) Safe production education training systems;

(iv) The security production inspection system and the security production reporting system;

(v) “three parallel” management system;

(vi) The safe production of the archaeological and awards system;

(vii) A standardized operating system for posts;

(viii) The hazardous operating authorization system;

(ix) The production of safe accidents hidden the regime of governance;

(x) Major hazardous source testing, monitoring and management systems;

(xi) The availability, management and use of labour protection supplies;

(xii) Security facilities, equipment management and inspection, maintenance systems;

(xiii) System of management of special operating personnel;

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

(xv) Management and performance systems for emergencies;

(xvi) Other regulatory regimes that guarantee safe production.

Business should guarantee the implementation of the security production management system for this unit, and the skilled ownership and strict compliance of education practitioners. Few orders, violations, labour disciplines and ultracapacity, excessive intensity, and the production of ultra vires organizations.

Article 6. Enterprises should establish safe production management in accordance with the law, with safe production managers and implement a safetyler system.

Integrated management of the production of this unit by the enterprise security production management body or by the security production manager shall perform the following functions:

(i) To assist decision-making bodies and key heads of management in the development of an annual workplan for the safe production management of this unit and to organize its implementation;

(ii) To assist decision-making bodies and key heads, sub-head organizations in the development of the annual safety and production management objectives of the unit and conduct an examination;

(iii) Participation in the development of safe production funding inputs plans and safe production technology measures plans, with specific implementation or promotion of implementation by the relevant sectors;

(iv) Organizing or revising a safe production management system, safe production operation protocols and monitoring of implementation;

(v) The organization of a safety and production inspection on the ground, which is responsible for organizing or promoting re-engineering, cannot be reported immediately to the head of the unit;

(vi) Coordinate with the Government's review of the construction of the project security facility “three parallel” in order to review the qualifications, photographs and information related to the contractor, the lessee unit;

(vii) To organize sectoral studies on preventive work and preventive measures for occupational diseases;

(viii) Organizing awareness-raising and training on safe production, outlining and promoting advanced experience in the production of security;

(ix) To monitor the issuance of labour protection supplies, as prescribed, and to guide the appropriate sector education practitioners to be properly assembled and used;

(x) In collaboration with the investigation and treatment of accidents, statistics, analyses and reports responsible for accidents, to assist the relevant sectors in the development of preventive measures for accidents and to monitor implementation;

(xi) Other security production management functions identified by this unit.

Enterprises should provide the necessary conditions for the safety-production management and safe production management responsibilities. The treatment of enterprise safety producers should be higher than the same-level counterparts.

Article 7. Enterprises should develop annual training programmes for safe production and education for practitioners. Education training programmes and implementation should be presented to the management of safe production monitoring and to the relevant sectoral desks with the responsibility to monitor safe production. Funds for training in productive education for business safety are shown in the relevant provisions.

Key elements of training in safe production education include:

(i) Safe production laws, regulations, regulations and related standards;

(ii) Safety production management systems and operating protocols;

(iii) Safe production management knowledge, safe production technical knowledge and job safety skills;

(iv) Maintain and maintain knowledge of the use of security equipment, facilities, tools and labour protection supplies;

(v) New technologies, new equipment, new processes and security knowledge of new materials;

(vi) Operational premises, hazardous factors in job creation, preventive and emergency measures for the production of safe accidents, and the rescue of knowledge;

(vii) Production of safety accidents and alerts;

(viii) Other safe production knowledge and skills.

The content and results of training in safe production education should be recorded in the nuclear archives of the training of practitioners in the safe production of education, which should be recorded in the safe production records of practitioners and signed by practitioners and the archipelag. Unless qualified practitioners are trained in safe production education, they are not allowed to operate.

Article 8. The main heads of high-risk enterprises and the security producers should be represented by the relevant authorities in their capacity to produce knowledge and manage their safety. The specific business personnel of the enterprise are required to obtain a special operating qualifications certificate in accordance with the relevant national security training, and may be subject to induction.

Article 9. Enterprises should ensure that this unit has the financial inputs necessary to secure production conditions and that safe production inputs should be included in the annual budget for the unit.

High-risk enterprises should draw and use safe production costs in accordance with the relevant national provisions. The cost of safe production should be exclusively stocked, earmarked, exclusive-sourced, exclusive-accounted for each year's security production costs, and the use should be reported on the security production supervision management and the related sector clearances with the safety and productive management responsibilities.

Article 10. Business shall participate in the work injury insurance in accordance with the law and pay the worker injury insurance. In accordance with the need for safe production, active participation in the safe production liability insurance and the establishment of accident prevention mechanisms that combine safe production and commercial liability insurance.

High-risk enterprises should store and use safe production risk-collateral payments in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 11. Enterprises should strictly implement the provisions of the construction project security facility “three parallels”. The construction of the project security facility “three parallel” will meet the following requirements:

(i) In preparing project design documents, the construction of project design units should be accompanied by the development of design documents for security facilities;

(ii) In the preparation of construction project investment plans and financial plans, enterprises should incorporate investment requirements for security facilities into the plan while reporting;

(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 shall be subject to strict compliance with the construction map and design requirements of the security facility;

(v) At the time of the probationary phase of the production of the 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 project pre-recedes, the security facility should be checked at the same time;

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

Article 12 Progress in the safe production of technologies, the adoption of new processes, new technologies, new materials, new equipment and the possession of their safety technology properties, the timely phase-out of safe protection facilities, equipment and technology that fall short of old and safe capabilities, and the continuous improvement of the security conditions of production in this unit and the level of safety and technology security.

Article 13 Production regions of enterprises, living areas and warehousing regions should maintain a secure distance consistent with the relevant national provisions. Security protection in the vicinity of the production, operation, storage, use of dangerous goods should be in accordance with the State's relevant provisions that would not be in the same room for staff members and maintain the required security distance with staff accommodation. The place of production and the accommodation of staff should be subject to urgent evacuation requirements, marked markings, safe and secure exports, without any justification or blocking the export of the place of operation, the safety of the employee's accommodation.

Article 14. Enterprises should provide free-reimbursable labour-protection supplies consistent with national standards or industry standards, as well as to promote, educate practitioners to be properly assembled and used. No currency or other items are allowed to replace labour protection supplies.

Enterprises should conduct periodic occupational health checks for workers engaged in toxic hazardous operations.

Article 15. Business shall ensure the proper operation of security facilities, equipment, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province. Maintenance, maintenance, testing should be recorded and signed by the relevant personnel. Maintenance, maintenance, detection records should include elements such as safety facilities, the name and maintenance of equipment, maintenance, inspection time, personnel, problems and corrective measures.

Article 16 shall not reduce the conditions of safe production after a licence for the safe production of the enterprise is obtained and shall be strengthened in the management of daily safe production, subject to the supervision of the safe production licensing authority.

A security production licence is required to be extended at the end of the period of time, and the business should issue an extension process for the management of the licensee for the safe production of the original security.

Article 17 should continuously improve the management of safe production by adopting advanced safety production management methods and instruments, such as informationization, implementing safety precautions and improving the level of safe production management.

Enterprises should carry out safety standardization in all aspects of production operations, in accordance with national and provincial requirements for safety standardization. Enterprises that build sustainable marks on safety standardization are given priority in terms of policy enabling.

Article 18 businesses should carry out activities aimed at creating a safe culture, upholding people-centred, safe, first, actively exploring effective ways and means to create a safe culture and to increase security awareness and emergency response capacity.

Article 19

(i) The integrity, improvement and implementation of the security production management system;

(ii) Whether equipment, facilities are in a safe operation;

(iii) Whether toxic, harmful and operational places meet national occupational health standards;

(iv) Whether practitioners are aware of the hazardous factors in operating places, jobs and whether there is a corresponding security production knowledge and operational skills, and whether special operators are accredited;

(v) The strict adherence of practitioners to the safe production management system and operational regulations in their work;

(vi) The granting of qualified labour protection supplies in conformity with national standards or industry standards, and whether practitioners are properly equipped and skilled;

(vii) On-site production management, command officers have no jeopardy command and powerful practitioners take risk operations;

(viii) The timely detection and suppression of misconduct by field production management, by command officers against practitioners;

(ix) Whether dangerous sources are in a state of control;

(x) Other safe production matters to be checked.

Article 20 should organize or hire experts to identify accidents on a regular basis. It was found that the accident was hidden and that immediate measures should be taken to eliminate; it was difficult to immediately eliminate it; effective safety prevention and control measures should be taken and assessed, reported and managed in accordance with the relevant provisions. Conditional governance should implement governance programmes, governance time, governance finance and governance responsibilities. The impact of hidden governance should be evaluated by experts.

Article 21 should strengthen the management of major hazardous sources by using advanced technical means to carry out on-site dynamic monitoring of major hazardous sources, regular testing, testing of facilities, equipment, development of emergency scenarios and the organization of performance. Enterprises should report on the implementation of major hazardous source control measures to the security production supervision management and the relevant sectors with the responsibility to monitor safe production.

Article 22 conducts dangerous operations such as spoilers, retrofittings, fires, access to restricted space, and should develop specific safety production management systems and measures to organize on-site safety management for specialized personnel, monitor the strict operation of hazardous operators and take timely measures to remove and rectify accidents and violations. On-site managers are not allowed to leave.

Article 23 will produce business projects, places, equipment delivery kits or rentals, and shall enter into specialized security production management agreements with the contractor's units, the tenant units, or security production management matters related to contractual contracts, lease contracts.

Contracting contracts, lease contracts or safe production management agreements should include:

(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 elements.

Article 24 should establish a system of rotation between the principal holder and the leading members. The heads of enterprises who have mining coal mines and non-coal mines should be allowed to take the course of the operation in parallel with the wells of the worker and to build the wells.

Article 25. Enterprises should be able to produce safety accidents reports, investigate and respond to emergencies. Compensation for casualty personnel is paid in accordance with the law.

Enterprises should develop pre-emptions for the production of safe accidents, organize at least once a year to familiarize managers and operators with emergency response measures to be taken in emergencies and ensure the effectiveness of emergency pre-referral cases.

Article 26 Governments at all levels and their relevant departments are governed by law with respect to the performance of corporate responsibility for the subject of safe production and the establishment of a system of exposure to lights, tiers of walls, awards, etc. in the mass media.

Article 27, in violation of this provision, provides that the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations have been provided for administrative sanctions.

Article 28, the decision-making body of the enterprise and the principal holder do not have the necessary financial inputs to ensure safe production, resulting in a lack of security production conditions, which are converted by the legal order of the sector responsible for the safe production control management of the population at the district level; and a failure to change, by virtue of law, to compel the enterprise to stop the production sector.

In the case of a former offence, resulting in the production of a security accident, which constitutes a criminal offence under the relevant provisions of the Criminal Code, is not criminalized, and a fine is imposed by law for dismissal or for more than 200,000 dollars.

Article 29 does not perform the mandated security production management responsibilities by the main holder of the enterprise, which is subject to the legal order of the sector responsible for the safe production supervision of the population at the district level, and is responsible for the suspension of the business sector by law.

The main head of the enterprise has committed a prior offence, leading to a production of a security accident, which constitutes a criminal offence under the relevant provisions of the Criminal Code, which is not criminalized, and is not punishable by law by dismissal or by a fine of over 200,000 dollars.

The main head of the enterprise shall not serve as the principal head of any enterprise within five years, in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph for criminal punishment or dismissal.

Article 33 is one of the following acts by the enterprise, which is being modified by the legal order of the sector responsible for the safe production supervision of the population at the district level and which is responsible for the cessation of construction or suspension of the production industry by law, may and may impose a fine of up to 50,000 dollars; which causes serious consequences, constitutes a crime and criminal liability in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Criminal Code:

(i) The construction projects of mines or construction projects for the production, storage of hazardous items are not designed for security facilities or the design of security facilities does not provide for the review of consent by the relevant departments;

(ii) The construction units for the construction of projects or construction projects for the production and storage of hazardous items are not designed in accordance with approved security facilities;

(iii) The construction of mines or construction projects for the production, storage of hazardous items are completed for production or pre-use, and security facilities are not experienced;

(iv) There is no clear safety alert markings in the production of operating sites and related facilities, equipment with higher risk factors;

(v) The installation, use, testing, adaptation and release of security equipment are consistent with national standards or industry standards;

(vi) No regular maintenance, maintenance and regular testing of security equipment;

(vii) The provision of labour protection supplies for practitioners in conformity with national standards or industry standards;

(viii) Special equipment and containers of dangerous goods, transportation tools that are not subject to physical inspection, testing of qualifications, access to safety evidence or safety symbols and inputs;

(ix) The use of national orders for phase-out, the use of dangerous processes and equipment that endanger production.

Article 31 consists of one of the following acts, which are altered by the legal order of the sector responsible for the safe production supervision of the population at the district level, which is responsible for the suspension of the production industry by law, which allows for a fine of more than one million yen; which causes serious consequences, constitutes a crime and criminal liability in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Criminal Code:

(i) The production, operation, storage, use of dangerous goods, the absence of a specialized security management system, the absence of reliable security measures or the non-acceptance of oversight by the competent authorities in accordance with the law;

(ii) Unregistered files for major dangerous sources, or no assessment, monitoring or contingency scenarios;

(iii) A dangerous operation, such as spoilers, retrofittings, does not arrange for specialized managers to conduct on-site safety management.

Article 32 reproduces business projects, places, equipment orders or rents to units or individuals that do not have a security production condition or corresponding qualifications, which are converted by the legal order of the sector responsible for the safe production supervision, forfeiture the proceeds of the conflict; more than five thousand dollars of proceeds of the offence and do more than five times the proceeds of the violation; less than five thousand dollars of proceeds from the violation or less of the proceeds of the offence, and a fine for the production of the damage caused to the security of the contractor by the law or by more than one million.

The enterprise does not enter into a specific security production management agreement with the contractor, the lessee unit, or does not explicitly define their security productive management responsibilities in the contract, the lease contract, or does not harmonize and manage the security production of the contractor's units, the tenancy units, and the sector responsible for the safe production supervision management of the production is converted to the law by the Government of the more than the district level; the late uncorrected contract, and the suspension of the production industry by law.

Article 33 is one of the following acts by the enterprise, which is being converted by law by the authorities of more than the population responsible for the management of safe production and supervision; the late failure to be rectified and the suspension of the property by law; the grave consequences, which constitute criminal liability, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Criminal Code:

(i) Cartages, stores, warehouses and employee accommodations for the production, operation, storage, storage, use of dangerous goods in the same building or are not in accordance with safety requirements with the distance from the employee's accommodations;

(ii) The production of the premises and the dormitories of employees do not have any export that is consistent with the urgent evacuation needs, manifests, keeps open, or closed, disrupts the production of the operation or the export of the employee's accommodation.

Article 34 does not have the conditions for safe production under the relevant laws, administrative regulations and national standards or industrial standards, and the suspension of the production sector does not have a security production condition, and the sector responsible for the safe production supervision is required by law to report to the Government of the people at the district level to be closed in accordance with the competence established by the Department of State; the authorities should revoke their evidence in accordance with the law.

In violation of this provision, a safe production permit has not been executed and continues to be produced by a security production permit issued by a management authority that is responsible for the cessation of production by law, the duration of extension proceedings, confiscation of proceeds of conflict and fines of up to 100,000 yen; and the continued production of production by a delayed process of extension, and the issuance of a security production licence authority by law to cease production, forfeiture the proceeds of the conflict and imposes a fine of more than 500,000 dollars; and serious accidents or other criminal liability.

Article XV, in violation of this provision, is one of the following acts, which are warned by law by the security supervision sector of the people at the district level and by fines of up to three0,000 dollars:

(i) The absence of systems such as safe production accidents that are hidden from governance;

(ii) The statistical analysis form for governance that is not reported to be hidden by the accident;

(iii) The absence of a programme of governance for accidents;

(iv) Major accidents are hidden or not reported in a timely manner;

(v) The unauthorized production of the accident withholdings;

(vi) Removal or unauthorized recovery of production without security supervision.

Article XVI contains one of the following acts by the enterprise, which is being converted by a legal order of the sector responsible for the safe production supervision of the population at the district level, and which has not been rectified by the law, which allows for the suspension of the production sector, with a fine of up to two0,000 dollars:

(i) The establishment of a security production management body or a security production manager, as required;

(ii) The production, operation, storage units, and the main heads of the construction units and the security producers of the hazardous items are not considered eligible as required;

(iii) Failure to provide training and training for practitioners in the area of safe production, or to inform practitioners, as required, of security-related production matters;

(iv) Special operating personnel have not been trained in specialized security operations and have obtained special operating qualifications certificates.

In violation of this provision, there are one of the following acts, which are being corrected by the authorities of more than one million people at the district level responsible for the safe production supervision management sector; a failure to change; and a fine of more than three million dollars for the enterprise; and a fine of more than one million dollars for the main head of the enterprise:

(i) Uncoordinated command, violations, labour discipline or excessive capacity, excessive intensity, and production by ultra vires organizations;

(ii) No cost of safe production, as prescribed;

(iii) No security risk bond is stored and used as prescribed;

(iv) There is no provision for the establishment, implementation of a system of rotation between the principal and the leading members.

Article 338, the main head of the enterprise that belongs to the national staff, has not fulfilled the responsibility for the management of safe production under this provision, is governed by the law by the executive inspectorate.

The main heads of enterprises referred to in this Article include the directors and managers of a limited liability company and the shares company (general managers, chief executive officers or other business chiefs who actually perform the functions of the manager); the head of a non-consistent enterprise, the manager, the mine chief, etc.; and the legal representative is inconsistent with the actual investor, including the actual investor. The State also provides for the provision.

Article 40 Implementation of the responsibilities of the subjects of safe production of public service units, such as schools, kindergartens, hospitals, parks and businessized units, taking into account this provision.

Article 40