The second ministry-level supervision and verification of enterprises with major hazards of hazardous chemicals will be launched in 2022

Global Coatings Network News: In order to accurately prevent and control major safety risks in the field of hazardous chemicals and ensure the continuous stability of the safety production situation, the Ministry of Emergency Management recently launched the second ministerial supervision and verification of major hazardous source enterprises of
hazardous chemicals in 2022.

According to the arrangement of the normalized safety control system for major hazardous sources of hazardous chemicals, in September this year, the Ministry of Emergency Management deployed and carried out the second special safety inspection and supervision of enterprises with major hazardous sources of hazardous chemicals in 2022, and continued to strengthen the safety risk management and control of major hazardous sources of hazardous chemicals through four levels: enterprise self-inspection, municipal cross-inspection, provincial random inspection, and ministerial supervision and
verification.

In this ministry-level supervision and verification, the Ministry of Emergency Management sent 8 working groups to go to the local grassroots level and major hazard source enterprises in three batches to comprehensively inspect the effectiveness of relevant enterprises and local work, and urged and guided relevant regions and enterprises to strengthen the safety management of opening and stopping, inspection and maintenance, special operations, implement measures such as anti-freeze, anti-coagulation and leakage-proof, and effectively do a good job in winter safety production
.

Supervision and verification will strengthen the notification and exposure of major hidden dangers and prominent problems discovered, effectively consolidate responsibilities, strengthen rectification of hidden dangers, seriously investigate and deal with violations of laws and regulations discovered in accordance with the law, and resolutely curb serious accidents of dangerous chemicals and accidents
with greater impact.