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(Adopted at the 91th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Japan, 2 November 2007, No. 135 of 2 November 2007 by the Order of the Government of the Japanese stream people, which came into force on 1 January 2008) Article 1, in order to implement the Safety Production Regulations of the stream city, strengthen the management of safe production, prevent and reduce production safety accidents, guarantee the lives and property security of the people, and develop this approach in the light of the reality of the city. Article II. Safety production management, in line with the principles of the Government's unity of leadership, integrated oversight management and subsector supervision management, has established safety-production enforcement monitoring bodies in urban, district (zone) safe production enforcement agencies, which are responsible for security production enforcement monitoring in the region under its jurisdiction. Article 3. The Government of the People and the street Office of the People's Government, which are more concentrated in the business sector, should establish a security production oversight body with more than two safe production supervisors; and the other communes (communes) Governments and street offices should have a dedicated staff to oversee safe production. The security production monitoring management of the district (zone) is entrusted to the security production inspection, supervision and management within the Territory, reporting and assisting in the processing of production safety accidents and other delegated matters. Article IV provides for administrative law enforcement required for the management of safety and production, which is included in the annual budget by the financial sector, in accordance with the funding needs plan of the security production monitoring management. Specific use: (i) Research on safe production of science and technology; (ii) Acquisition of equipment required to monitor safe production, technical testing and testing of high-technical production; (iii) Various safe production of emergency response interventions; (iv) Safe production of daily integrated regulatory work. Article 5. The municipal government has disbursed 1.5 per cent of the total active annual work injury insurance fund (compared with a total of 3 per cent) as a resource for safe production of education. The provision for safe production promotion and education is developed by the municipal security production monitoring authorities for annual use plans, with the approval of the municipal government. (i) Advocacy, follow-up and implementation of national, provincial and municipal laws, guidelines and standards on safe production; (ii) Safe cultural facilities and building systems; (iii) Social awareness of safe production and annual “months of safe production”; (iv) Safe production of information campaigns; (v) Building and rewarding funding for safe production accident reporting networks; (vi) Promote awareness of work and injury insurance. The management and use of the provision for safe production of education is monitored by the municipal financial sector. The municipal auditor conducted an audit of the use of funds in accordance with the relevant legal regulations, ensuring that the funds allocated for safe production and education were earmarked. Article 7 An accidental injury insurance contribution is paid once a year, and the insured standard is less than 100,000 per year for each employee. The accidental injury premium paid by the productive units is charged by the enterprise security costs. Article 8. The productive units entrust engineering technicians with the relevant professional technical qualifications required by the State to provide safe production management services, and the personnel entrusted must have safety directors, safety engineers and registration of safety engineers. Article 9 Production operators should conduct a safety evaluation of major accidents and major dangerous sources each year. The security evaluation should be commissioned by an intermediary with the quality of the evaluation of safe production, and the evaluation results are presented in the same-level security productive management. Article 10. The principal holder of the productive units shall be responsible for the identification, governance of the accident and dangerous sources of the unit and must perform the following duties in accordance with the law: (i) The establishment of an accident hidden and dangerous source of identification, governance responsibility; (ii) Establish a system of governance, hazard source identification, assessment, reporting and monitoring of good accidents; (iii) The identification, registration, assessment and implementation of monitoring measures by major dangerous sources; (iv) The establishment of major accident concealments and major dangerous source files (including basic circumstances, hazard sensitization and analysis, response and control, emergency preparedness, testing reports); (v) Establishment of jobs, workshops, business-level inspections; (vi) Ensure that necessary financial inputs are made and that accidents are addressed in a timely manner; (vii) Instructions on major accidents that are difficult to eliminate, the production of business units should take effective safety prevention measures and, in a timely manner, organize assessments to produce reports of accidents. Article 11. The report of the incident cover the following: (i) Types, hierarchys of accidents; (ii) Scope and extent of impact; (iii) Regulatory measures against accidents; (iv) Governance approaches; (v) Period of governance; (vi) Emergency relief advances. Article 12. Production units with major hazardous sources and major accidents hidden shall report on the implementation of the control measures in writing to the safe production supervision management every half of the year. Article 13. Landmine construction projects and construction projects for production, storage of hazardous items, as well as security facilities design (safe production) for major hazardous and harmful construction projects, are to be reviewed by the safety and productive management prior to construction. Article 14. Article 15 Production units such as mines, hazardous chemicals, cigarettes, construction of buildings should develop emergency relief scenarios, and at least one emergency relief exercise is organized annually. Article 16 Production units such as mines, road transport, construction, hazardous chemicals, cigarbs, must be paid in accordance with the relevant provisions of the municipal government. Sections at all levels of inspection, personnel, etc., should be implemented in accordance with the authority and procedures for the handling of accidents and, within 20 days of the closure of the accident, to inform the security production monitoring authority at all levels. Article 18 establishes a monthly security accident reporting system and a heavy accident reporting system. The security accident was reported to the IAAC office for the previous month by a written statement of three months by the public security, fire, coal and construction sectors. The heavy accident reported to the Office of the Municipal Security Council within one hour. Article 19 Administrative departments, such as health, quality technical supervision, meteorology, should report on occupational hazard testing to the Office of the Committee, in writing statements, on a biannual basis, occupational diseases, special equipment and the inspection of facilities. Article 20 The labour and social security sector should contemplate the outcome of the work injury at the same time to the same-level security productive management. Article 21 Article 22 Construction projects and construction units for the production, storage of hazardous items, as well as the cross-cutting construction units of the enterprise construction area with the production area, the responsibility of the security management subject is not implemented, and the construction units do not perform the responsibility for the management of construction safety oversight and the failure to implement project start-ups are held in accordance with the law. Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 1 January 2008. |
