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Supervision And Management Of Major Hazard In Hebei Province Provided

Original Language Title: 河北省重大危险源监督管理规定

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Management of major hazardous sources in Northern Province

(The 48th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Northern Province, 30 December 2009, considered the adoption of the Decree No. [2009] of 31 December 2009 by the Government of the Northern Province of the River, effective 1 February 2010]

Chapter I General

Article I, in order to strengthen the monitoring of major dangerous sources, to prevent and reduce the occurrence of security accidents, to guarantee the safety of the people's life and property and to develop this provision in line with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on Safety Production, the Northern Province Safety Production Regulations.

Article 2 presents a significant source of risk, which refers to the number of production, removal, use or storage of dangerous goods and other dangerous energy that is equal to or exceed the facilities and places at stake.

Article 3 oversees the management of major dangerous sources in the administration of this province and must comply with this provision. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Article IV is the subject of the responsibility for the safe management of the major hazardous sources of the unit (hereinafter referred to as the productive operating unit) as the primary responsibility for the security management of the major hazardous sources of the unit.

Article 5 Governments of the population at the district level should strengthen their leadership in the management of major hazardous sources by incorporating the provision for the management of management of major dangerous sources in the same-tier financial budget, coordinating and addressing critical issues in the management of oversight, and preventing the occurrence of security accidents.

Article 6

Other relevant sectors of the population at the district level are responsible for the management of specific monitoring of major hazardous sources within their respective responsibilities.

Article 7

Chapter II

Article 8

(i) Storage of flammable, prone, toxic substances storage tanks or single storage tanks;

(ii) Storage of civilian explosive devices, cigarettes, cigarettes and flammable, prone to explosions, toxic substances or single treasury;

(iii) Production, use of civilian explosive devices, cigarettes, cigarettes and flammable, prone and toxic substances;

(iv) Transmission of long-range pipelines that can fuel, easily explosive, toxic gases, fuelled more than fuel pipelines, transporting industrial pipelines that can be fuelled, toxic, etc.;

(v) evaporation, heater;

(vi) Responsibilities that are more than moderate to the level of toxicity;

(vii) Highvas, coal and Was highlighted, with the risk of coal explosions, complex hydrology conditions, natural fires of the coal range from six months to medium and more coal;

(viii) The mineral wells of the metal non-metallic nodules, including the Was mines, complex mineral wells of hydrothermal geological conditions, the wells of mines at risk of spontaneous fires and the wells at risk of shocks;

(ix) Accumulate greater than one million cubic metres or the dams above the end of the 30 m;

(x) Other major sources of risk established by the State and the province.

The productive units should identify the major dangerous sources of the unit in accordance with the resolution and be responsible for the confirmation.

Article 9. Depending on the relevant provisions of the State or the province, the level of the major dangerous source is high to its level of risk, at the lowest level, at the secondary, third and fourth levels.

Article 10. The productive business unit should entrust the body with the quality of the security evaluation to conduct a safety assessment of the identified major dangerous sources, and the evaluation body tasked with the assessment mission should have a safety assessment report.

Article 11. The evaluation body responsible for the security assessment mission should be responsible for its authenticity and conclusions.

The safety assessment report should include the following:

(i) The main basis for the security assessment;

(ii) Basic circumstances of major dangerous sources;

(iii) Identification and analysis of hazardous, harmful factors;

(iv) The possibility, type and extent of the accident;

(v) units and personnel that may be affected;

(vi) Major dangerous source levels;

(vii) Security management and technical measures;

(viii) Evaluation findings and recommendations.

Article 12 presents a security assessment for each year at the level of major hazardous sources and a security assessment for each of the two years for the secondary major hazardous sources, and a security assessment for each three-year period.

A major risk source is one of the following cases, and a security assessment should be carried out:

(i) Implementation of new construction, alteration and expansion works;

(ii) Changes in production processes, materials and production processes, facilities;

(iii) Significant changes in external environmental factors;

(iv) Security accidents;

(v) Changes in national provisions.

Article 13. Restructuring, security assessment and classification criteria for major dangerous sources are implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions. The State has not yet been developed and has been developed by the provincial security production monitoring authority with other relevant departments.

Chapter III Registration, filing and write-off

Article 14. The productive units shall register in a timely manner major dangerous sources after the security assessment.

The main elements of the registration process include:

(i) Names of units, legal representatives, corporate addresses, contact persons and means of communication;

(ii) Basic circumstances of major dangerous sources;

(iii) Technical material related to major hazardous sources;

(iv) Monitoring and monitoring measures;

(v) Profile of major hazardous sources;

(vi) Assessment of major hazardous sources;

(vii) Other situations of major dangerous sources.

Article 15. The productive units shall, within 5 days of the security assessment of major dangerous sources, register major dangerous sources in accordance with the relevant provisions for the posting management and other relevant sectoral clearances for the safety and production of production at the district level of the people's Government.

When the main content of the major hazardous source registration process has changed, the production units should update the archives in a timely manner and report back.

Article 16, in order not to constitute a significant source of risk, the productive units should submit, in a timely manner, requests for write-offs to the safe production management and other relevant sectors of the population at the district level that are in compliance with the relevant provisions, the management and other relevant sectors of the population's safety and productive production supervision should organize on-site verification and be eligible for write-off.

Article 17, Before insolvency or closure, the productive business unit must exclude major dangerous sources, leaving the unit with no significant risk.

Chapter IV Security management

Article 18

Article 19

Article 20 shall establish a corresponding safety monitoring system or a security monitoring facility to guarantee the effective operation of the security monitoring system or the monitoring facility, depending on the hierarchy of major dangerous sources.

Article 21 Production operators should establish visible safety alert signs on the ground of major dangerous sources, regularly testing the parameters of the processes of major dangerous sources, hazardous substances, hazardous energy and security equipment and record.

Article 2

Article 23 Production units should be equipped with the necessary emergency relief equipment, equipment and to maintain, maintain and ensure normal functioning. At the level and at the secondary level, the production units of major dangerous sources should establish emergency relief organizations, and other production units should designate part-time emergency relief personnel.

Article 24

Article 25 Production units shall inform practitioners and relevant personnel of information, such as the consequences of a security accident and emergency response measures that may occur by a major dangerous source.

Article 26 The decision-making organs, key heads or individual operators of the productive units shall ensure the financial inputs necessary for the safe management of major dangerous sources and assume responsibility for the consequences resulting from insufficient financial inputs.

Oversight inspection

In Article 27, the management of the safe production supervision of the people at the district level and other relevant departments should strengthen monitoring of the implementation of this provision and promptly identify major dangerous sources of crime.

Article 28 of the Charter of the People's Government for the Safety and Productive Productivity Monitoring and other relevant departments are entitled to take the following measures:

(i) To require the production of business units to provide and replicate information on oversight matters;

(ii) To request the production of business units to explain and clarify issues related to oversight matters;

(iii) Proclamation of the production of an operating unit to put an end to major dangerous source violations.

In the inspection, the management of safe production supervision and other relevant sectors of the population at the district level found that a major dangerous source had a safety accident and should be responsible for the immediate rejuvenation of the productive business unit; the impossibility of an immediate re-engineering period of time. It is not possible to guarantee security before or when it is renovated, and it should be responsible for the withdrawal of the manufacturer from the hazardous areas to the temporary suspension, suspension or cessation of use. When security accidents are excluded, they can resume production.

In carrying out oversight duties by staff of the management and other relevant departments at the district level, administrative law enforcement documents should be presented. The inspection units should cooperate without prejudice to and obstructing the monitoring activities carried out by law.

Any unit or individual has the right to report, report to the safe production management or to other relevant departments on safety accidents and security-producing offences against major dangerous sources. The reporting and reporting sectors should be subject to a division of duties, verification and legal treatment in a timely manner.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 33, paragraph 1, of the Convention provides that the unit of production is in violation of the provisions of Articles 8, 15, 16, 17 and that the order is correct and may be fined by more than one thousand dollars.

Article 33, in violation of article 10, article 14, article 21 and article 22 of this provision, is punishable in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on Security Production.

Article 34, in violation of this provision, leads to a security accident, punishable under the relevant provisions of the Regulations on the Production of Safety Accidents and the Investigation Processing; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

The administrative penalties provided for in this Article are determined by the security production supervision management; the relevant legal, regulatory and administrative penalties are otherwise provided by the decision organs.

Article XVI: The Government of the people at the district level has one of the following acts, which are lawfully disposed of by a staff member who is responsible for the supervision of the management function of a significant source of risk:

(i) The discovery of security accidents by major dangerous sources, which are not dealt with by law, leading to accidents;

(ii) After receipt of reports, reports are not promptly organized to verify and deal with them in accordance with the law;

(iii) Other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, andys of negligence.

Chapter VII

Article 37