Jiaozuo City Improves Management of Hazardous Chemicals

From October of this year to June 2015, the Municipal Safety Supervision Bureau, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the Bureau of Housing and Urban-Rural Development will use nearly three years to organize and carry out the promotion of the nature of hazardous chemicals in the city. The special level of safety action effectively prevents and curbs the occurrence of dangerous chemical accidents.

As a traditional basic chemical production city, Jiaozuo City has a large production capacity, many toxic species, and a wide distribution of major hazard sources. The safety of hazardous chemicals has become an important task in the city's work safety supervision. According to reports, Jiaozuo City currently has 86 dangerous chemical production companies, 20 key hazardous chemical manufacturing companies, 19 hazardous chemical production companies with 15 hazardous chemical processes that are most heavily regulated, and hazardous chemicals. 39 sources of danger. In addition, some dangerous chemicals production and operation units lack of safety investment, employees are not a strong sense of safety, managerial staff safety management level is not high, problems in safety hazards in Jiaozuo City lay hidden dangers.

According to the relevant regulations, Jiaozuo City required this special action to complete all safety design diagnostic transformation, consolidation, and upgrading of in-service devices before the end of 2013, and establish a unified and complete information system for the safety management of hazardous chemical delivery pipelines. Completed the treatment of hazardous chemicals pipelines across the public areas, completed chemical plant installations involving key chemical industry processes, key production and storage facilities for dangerous chemicals, and major hazards of hazardous chemicals, and the transformation of their control systems; At the end of 2015, non-civilian enterprises involved in the relocation, conversion, or closure of “two important and one major” hazardous chemicals production and storage enterprises within the densely populated urban areas were completed.

The action will be completed in three phases: in October 2012, the deployment phase will be arranged by the counties and the urban areas in conjunction with the actual situation, study and formulate the specific action plan for the county's urban areas, specify the specific work plan and key tasks, and carefully organize Implementation; from November 2012 to December 2014 for the implementation phase of the organization, the counties and the urban areas will organize relevant units to deal with chemical companies, hazardous chemicals pipelines, and hazardous chemicals construction projects within the jurisdiction that involve “two priorities and one major”. Dangerous chemical companies in urban densely populated areas conducted comprehensive mapping and investigation, mastered the basic situation and focused on the specific action plan for the county's urban areas, and implemented it step-by-step to ensure that the specific actions achieved the expected results; January to June 2015 were summarized In the phase of improvement, the county and city-level safety supervision bureaus will take the lead in organizing and summarizing the special actions in the region, comparing inspection tasks and completion conditions, identifying shortages, and proposing measures to further strengthen the safety management of hazardous chemicals.