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Tianjin Safe Production Responsibility System Requirements

Original Language Title: 天津市安全生产责任制规定

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(Summit 40th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the city of Oxford, 30 November 2009, considered the adoption of Decree No. 24 of 7 December 2009, No. 24 of the Order No. 24 of the People's Government of the city of Zenzi, effective 10 January 2010)

Article 1 establishes this provision in the light of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on Safety of Production and Security of the City of Zenin, in order to fulfil the responsibility for safe production.

Article 2

The laws, regulations and regulations also provide for their provisions.

Article 3. The responsibility for safe production is described in this article as a system of monitoring the responsibility to produce safe production at all levels of the people's Government and the relevant Government departments, production units to implement the responsibility to produce.

Article IV. Safety production surveillance upholds the principles of safety first, prevention of ownership, integrated governance, integration of territorial management with sub-sector management and who is responsible, who approves and who regulates.

Article 5

(i) Oversight inspection of the implementation of decisions of the Conference on Security Production;

(ii) To promote the implementation of oversight responsibilities at all levels;

(iii) Organizing the signing of a safety production responsibility and conducting a review of implementation;

(iv) The organization to promote concealment, to conduct a monitoring of the relapse of the situation and to provide oversight for major accidents;

(v) Acknowledgement and treatment of views.

Article 6

Article 7. The main heads of all levels of the people's Government and the relevant branches of the Government are the first responsible in the region, the system, and the industry's responsibility for safe production.

The statutory representative of the production unit is the first responsible for the safety and production of the unit and is fully responsible for the responsibility for security production.

All levels of the Government and the relevant branches of government, heads of productive units for the safe production of production and heads of other operations are directly responsible for the management of safe production in accordance with their responsibilities.

Article 8. Municipal and regional and district governments should convene safe production meetings at least every quarter. The following are the main studies of the Conference:

(i) Briefing, analysis of the security production situation and status;

(ii) Coordination in addressing key issues in the production of security;

(iii) Accreditation of major accidents in the current administrative region to cover governance and accident prevention;

(iv) Bringing phase focus;

(v) Information on the control of safety accident indicators.

The Conference shall decide or form a summary of the proceedings of the Conference, with clear implementation measures and sectors. The Conference decided that the authorities should report to the same-ranking people within 10 days.

Article 9

(i) The Government of the High-level People oversees the Government of the lower-level population;

(ii) The Government of the people at all levels oversees all relevant sectors of the people's Government;

(iii) In accordance with the reporting relationship and responsibilities, the relevant departments are responsible for overseeing the system, the productive operating units of the industry;

(iv) The commune government and the street offices are responsible for the supervision of the production units in the commune.

Article 10 The Government of the People and the relevant branches of the Government with the responsibility to monitor shall perform the following duties:

(i) To guide the establishment of a safe production responsibility by the supervisory units;

(ii) Oversight of the seizures by the supervisory units and the concealment of governance accidents;

(iii) Coordination to address major and cross-cutting issues of safe production by the supervisory units;

(iv) The implementation of the responsibility to produce safely by the supervisory units;

(v) Each year to conduct an integrated evaluation of the oversight units and to organize awards;

(vi) Establish specialized archives for oversight.

Article 11. The supervisory units shall carry out the responsibility for safe production in accordance with the relevant provisions and shall cooperate with the inspection guidance of the Government and the relevant branches of the Government responsible for monitoring and reporting on the implementation of the responsibility for safe production and other major security production matters.

Article 12

(i) The establishment of a system of responsibility for the safe production of production, the clear responsibility for the safe production of jobs and the identification of those responsible;

(ii) A certificate of responsibility for the production of safe production at a level-by-step basis, which shall be signed by the responsible person;

(iii) In the context of the operation of the procurement, delivery, subcontracting, rent, etc., safety agreements should be concluded, in accordance with the relevant provisions, to clarify the responsibility for the safe production of the various parties concerned;

(iv) Establishment of a specialized file of responsibility for safe production.

Article 13, by 31 March each year, the relevant authorities of the people at all levels and the Government, in accordance with this provision, have signed safety production responsibilities with the supervisory units.

A safe production responsibility should include the following key elements:

(i) Safety of accident control indicators;

(ii) Financing for safe production;

(iii) Safe production measures;

(iv) Safety production inspection, appraisal;

(v) To reward and punish.

Article 14. The relevant sectors of the people at all levels should oversee the system, the productive units of the industry, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city.

The productive units should establish a hidden governance responsibility at a level level that would conceal the detection of accidents by registering, reclassifying them and reporting to the supervisory units and the security productive management.

Article 15. The ISA will organize a safe production responsibilities study with the relevant sectors.

The Responsible for Safety and Productive Examination is based on a methodology that combines self-assessment with the organization's examination, the annual appraisal and the chronological examination.

Until 31 March each year, the supervisory units should report in writing to the supervisory units the self-assessment results of the responsibility for safe production. The supervisory units should conduct an integrated review of the self-assessment findings by the supervisory units. The results should be communicated in writing to the VIP and to the same-level people's Government.

Article 16 of the Safety Production Monitoring Management found significant or widespread problems related to safe production and should be informed in writing of the units responsible for oversight.

Significant or widespread problems identified by the relevant departments in monitoring inspections should be communicated in a timely manner to the same-level security productive management, which should be addressed by law.

Article 17 Governments of the city should recognize units and individuals that have highlighted the performance of the responsibility to produce safe production. An evaluation of the advanced units and individuals for the safe production of advanced units and individuals is awarded by the Government of the communes for awards or honorary certificates and rewards.

The Security Production Monitoring Management Service, in conjunction with the inspectorate's statements concerning the non-performance of the responsibilities for safe production, the existence of major accidents, and the non-qualified people's Government and the Government concerned departments, the main heads of the productive units, heard a report on security production management, problems and measures. The situation should be recorded.

Article 19, the relevant sectors of the Government of the communes and their respective departments, the communes' Government, the street offices, the main heads of State-owned enterprises do not fulfil the responsibility for safe production, the existence of major accidents and the lack of positive change, and the failure of the security production monitoring authorities to perform oversight responsibilities, resulting in a safe production accident and the lawful disposal of the inspectorate.

This constitutes an offence and is criminalized by the judiciary.

Article 20 Administrative accountability includes the following:

(i) A written inspection order;

(ii) An open apology;

(iii) Removal of current jobs;

(iv) Resignation;

(v) Resignation of the order;

(vi) Exclusion.

The manner in which the responsibility set out in the preceding paragraph is to be prosecuted can be applied either individually or jointly.

Article 21, in one of the following cases, is fined by the security production supervision authority to the unit responsible for monitoring and fined 1000 dollars for the responsible person concerned:

(i) According to the security production supervision management, there is no oversight responsibility;

(ii) No specialized archives for oversight;

(iii) Non-provide a letter of responsibility for safe production;

(iv) The absence of a provision for the identification of accidents or major accidents has not been promptly discovered;

(v) The subject matter of a security production liability accident by a supervisory unit;

(vi) Annual deaths exceed control targets.

One of the pre-defined acts should be held accountable to the relevant responsibilities of the Government of the city, the People's Government of the District and its respective departments, the communes and the street offices, which are governed by the law.

Article 2 The laws, regulations, regulations and regulations provide for their provisions.

Article 23 of the zinc economic technology development area, the SARS, the IRN, the IRN, the IRN, the IRN, the SARZ, and the responsibilities for safe production in the region, such as the Xinzong Eco City.

Article 24 The announcement by the Government of the city of 11 February 1987 concerning the promulgation of the responsibilities for safe production in the city of Zenin (No.