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Enterprises Requiring Mandatory Safety Assessment

·Mining Enterprises: Coal mines and metallic/non-metallic mines require assessment during construction and production phases per Mine Safety Law

·Hazardous Chemicals Enterprises: Production, storage, transportation or use facilities must undergo assessment when involving major hazard sources

·Metal Smelting Enterprises: Metallurgy and casting construction projects require safety pre-assessment and acceptance assessment

·Fireworks Enterprises: Production and storage facilities require mandatory safety pre-assessment

·Construction Enterprises: High-risk construction projects require safety assessment, particularly for major engineering works

Safety Evaluation Considerations

·Applicable to production and operation units (factories, mines, gas stations, etc.)

·Evaluation scope includes existing production facilities, equipment, devices and safety management systems

·Purpose: Assess compliance with national laws, regulations and standards; provide improvement recommendations

·Key applications: Safety production license renewal, compliance inspections, and post-accident rectification measures

Comprehensive Emergency Plan

·A general work plan developed by production and operation units to address various safety accidents

·Serves as the master framework for overall response procedures, measures and emergency systems

·Applicable to all accident types as the foundational emergency response document

Specialized Emergency Response Plan

·Targeted work plans developed by production/operation units for specific accident types or critical scenarios

·Focuses on important production facilities, major hazard sources, or significant activities

·Applicable to accidents requiring response beyond initial on-site handling measures

On-site Emergency Response Plan

·Immediate response measures developed by production/operation units for specific accident types

·Tailored to particular locations, equipment or facilities

·Applicable to accidents requiring immediate on-site intervention in specific scenarios

"Double Control" refers to Risk Classification Control + Hidden Danger Investigation and Treatment

1.Risk Classification Levels

·Four-tier system based on hazard severity:

A. Red Level (Major Risk)

B. Orange Level (Significant Risk)

C. Yellow Level (General Risk)

D. Blue Level (Low Risk)

2.Legal Basis

·According to "Shanghai Enterprise Safety Risk Classification Control Implementation Guidelines" (Section 8)

·Risk classification is the process of ranking risks based on required attention levels following risk assessment

·Risks are categorized from highest to lowest as A-level (Red), B-level (Orange), C-level (Yellow), and D-level (Blue)

Hidden Danger Investigation

1.Hidden Danger Investigation

·Establish comprehensive checklists with clearly defined rectification measures, responsible persons, and deadlines.

2.Legal Basis

·Article 41 of the "People's Republic of China Work Safety Law" mandates that production and operation units establish safety risk classification control systems and implement corresponding control measures according to risk levels.

Circumstances Requiring Hazardous Chemicals Registration Certificate Changes

1.Enterprise Information Changes: Submit change application within 15 working days for modifications to company name, registered address, registered varieties, or emergency contact nmber

2.New Hazardous Properties: Submit change application within 15 working days when produced/imported chemicals exhibit new hazardous characteritics

3.Certificate Renewal: Valid for 3 years; submit renewal application three months before expiration if continuing hazardous chemicals operations

24-Hour Emergency Telephone Requirements

1.SDS and safety labels must display a 24-hour emergency consultation service telephone number

2.Designated emergency consultation agencies must maintain:
Domestic fixed-line telephone with dedicated 24-hour staffing
Comprehensive chemical emergency response database
Digital recording equipment and minimum 8 professional staff members
Capacity to simultaneously handle 3+ emergency consultations
Ability to provide accurate guidance for chemical leaks, fires, explosions, poisoning and other emergency scenarios

The 16 sections included in SDS

1. · Chemical and company identification

   · Hazard Overview

   · Ingredients/Composition information

   · Physicochemical properties

   · First aid measures

2. · fire prevention measures

   · Handling, disposal, and storage

   · Exposure control and personal protection

   · Stability and reactivity

   · disposal of waste

3. · Shipping Information

   · Toxicological Information

   · ecological information

   · Regulatory Information

   · Other information

Chemical Label Requirements

1.Validity Period: Aligned with SDS validity; requires synchronous update whenever SDS is revised

2.Content Requirements: Must include chemical name, pictograms, signal words, hazard statements, precautionary measures, emergency contact number, supplier identification, and reference statements, all consistent with corresponding SDS information

Non-pharmaceutical precursors are categorized into three classes

1.Class I: Primary drug production ingredients under licensing.

2.Classes II & III: Chemical reagents for drug production under filing.

Change Types

1.Reapplication: Re-file within 30 business days post-license update for name/address/legal rep changes (original validity unchanged).

2.Product change: Re-file within 30 business days for new items/flow changes.

3.Extension: Apply 3 months pre-expiry (3-year validity).

4.Cancellation: Cancel within 3 months of ceasing non-pharma precursor ops or prolonged inactivity.

Non-pharmaceutical precursors are categorized into three classes

1.Class I: Primary drug production ingredients under licensing.

2.Classes II & III: Chemical reagents for drug production under filing.

Change Types

1.Reapplication: Re-file within 30 business days post-license update for name/address/legal rep changes (original validity unchanged).

2.Product change: Re-file within 30 business days for new items/flow changes.

3.Extension: Apply 3 months pre-expiry (3-year validity).

4.Cancellation: Cancel within 3 months of ceasing non-pharma precursor ops or prolonged inactivity.

Notes

·Licensing: Purchase drug precursors with Hazardous Chemicals License + legal use proof during explosive precursor handling.

·Operations: Register explosive precursor account with local PSB; file reports and accurately log data.

Legal sales targets

·Mfrs: Work Safety Permit.

·Users: Explosive precursors permit + "R&D use" label.

·Traders: HazChem Operation License.

Prohibited Sales

·Individuals (incl. sole props).

·Unpermitted entities or over-limit transactions.

·E-commerce retail.

·Bulk-breaking.