Safety Production Standardization

Safety evaluation of projects (factories) and systems is not only an important guarantee for enterprises and production and operation units to ensure safe production, but also a need for government safety supervision and management. The core business includes four categories: safety pre-evaluation, safety acceptance evaluation, safety status comprehensive evaluation and special safety evaluation.

Conducting safety assessments for engineering projects (factories) and systems is both a critical guarantee for ensuring effective safety production within enterprises and a necessity for government safety supervision and management. The core activities include four types of assessments:

  1. Preliminary Safety Assessment: Evaluating potential safety risks and compliance at the initial stages of a project.
  2. Safety Acceptance Assessment: Assessing safety conditions before a project or system is officially put into operation.
  3. Comprehensive Safety Assessment: Evaluating the overall safety status of an operational system or facility.
  4. Specialized Safety Assessment: Conducting targeted evaluations for specific safety concerns or risks within a project or system.

Safety assessment aims to ensure the safety of projects and systems. It involves applying principles and methods of safety systems engineering to identify and analyze hazards and harmful factors present in the project or system. The assessment determines the likelihood and severity of accidents and acute occupational hazards and provides safety countermeasures and recommendations. This process offers a scientific basis for developing preventive measures and management decisions.

Safety production standardization refers to establishing a safety production responsibility system, formulating safety management systems and operating procedures, identifying and addressing hazards, monitoring major risks, and establishing preventive mechanisms. It aims to standardize production behavior so that all production processes comply with relevant safety laws, regulations, and standards. This ensures that people, machines, materials, and the environment are in a good production state and continuously improves to strengthen the standardization of safety production within enterprises.