Occupational protection oil and gas poisoning management system

Occupational protection oil and gas poisoning management system

7.1 Laborers have the following occupational health protection rights.

7.1.1 The power to obtain vocational health education and training;

7.1.2 The power to obtain occupational health examination services such as occupational health examination, occupational disease diagnosis and treatment, rehabilitation, etc.;

7.1.3 Understand the occupational hazards, the consequences of the hazards and the occupational disease prevention measures that should be taken in the workplace;

7.1.4 Require the company to provide occupational disease protection facilities that meet the requirements for occupational disease prevention and occupational disease protection products for personal use, and to improve working conditions;

7.1.5 The right to criticize, report and sue for violations of occupational disease prevention laws, regulations and life-threatening behaviors;

7.1.6 The right to refuse to conduct illegal operations and conduct operations without occupational disease prevention measures;

7.1.7 Participate in the democratic management of the company's occupational health work, and provide opinions and suggestions on the prevention and treatment of occupational diseases.

7.2 Occupational protection oil and gas poisoning

7.2.1 Preventive measures

7.2.1.1 Hygienic pre-evaluation of construction projects with occupational hazards of oil and gas. The whole process of health pre-evaluation includes the feasibility study stage, the preliminary design stage, the health review of the construction design stage, the health supervision and inspection during the construction process, the completion acceptance and the completion and acceptance of the monitoring and evaluation of the effectiveness of the sanitary protection facilities.

7.2.1.2 Construction projects for new construction, reconstruction, expansion, technology introduction and technological transformation must have dust-proof and anti-virus facilities, and implement “three simultaneous” management, that is, occupational health protection facilities must be designed, constructed, and accepted simultaneously with the main project. Put into production.

7.2.1.3 According to the principle of prevention, comprehensive planning, local conditions, and comprehensive management, the anti-oil and oil poisoning plan shall be prepared and included in the annual safety technical measures plan and long-term planning to gradually eliminate the hazards of oil and gas poisoning.

7.2.1.4 Personnel entering the oil and gas hazardous post must educate the knowledge of oil and gas poisoning in advance, master the knowledge of oil and gas toxicity, mutual aid in poisoning first aid, and the use of protective equipment, and they can be employed after passing the examination.

7.2.2 Control during production

7.2.2.1 For oil and gas operations, closed equipment and isolation operations should be used.

7.2.2.2 For oil and gas emitted from the workplace, the air shall be ventilated and exhausted, and measures such as recycling and purification shall be taken.

7.2.2.3 For process equipment and pipelines that may produce oil and gas, it is necessary to strengthen maintenance, regular maintenance, keep equipment in good condition, and prevent run, run, drip and leak.

7.2.2.4 For workplaces where the oil and gas hazards are serious and the sanitary standards exceed the national standards, the effective treatment shall be given in a timely manner.

7.2.2.5 We must conscientiously take comprehensive measures to prevent oil and gas, eliminate oil and gas hazards, continuously improve working conditions, ensure the safety and health of employees, and prevent the occurrence of occupational diseases.

7.2.2.6 Equipped with suitable and effective individual labor protection articles for employees exposed to harmful oil and gas, and supervised the use.

7.2.3 Occupational Health Management

7.2.3.1 It is necessary to implement the labor laws and regulations concerning the protection of women, and to arrange the work to fully consider the physiological characteristics of women.

7.2.3.2 Regularly monitor various occupational hazards in the workplace, and the results of various occupational hazard factors in the workplace must meet the requirements of relevant national standards.

7.2.3.3 For employees suspected of occupational diseases to be reported to the occupational defense agency for diagnosis and treatment, the Quality, Safety and Environmental Protection Department and the Human Resources Department shall provide occupational exposure history and on-site occupational health, and conduct inspection and diagnosis to the occupational defense department with occupational disease diagnosis and treatment qualifications.

7.2.3.4 Medical supervision of employees exposed to oil and gas, including pre-employment health checkups, regular occupational health checks at the time of employment, off-the-job and occupational health checks before retirement. Employees who do not have an occupational health check may not engage in occupational hazards, and employees with occupational contraindications may not engage in contraindications.

7.2.3.5 In the event of an emergency in the workplace that jeopardizes the health of employees, employees of the site should be immediately organized for emergency occupational health checks and appropriate treatment measures should be taken.

7.2.3.6 Jobs with occupational hazards shall formulate corresponding occupational safety and health operation procedures, and special part-time safety and health management personnel shall strictly supervise the post operators to operate according to the regulations.

7.2.3.7 In the eye-catching position of oil and gas workplaces, signs indicating toxic and harmful factors shall be set, indicating the name of the post, the name of toxic and harmful factors, the maximum allowable concentration prescribed by the state, monitoring results, and preventive measures.

7.2.3.8 In addition to reporting the occupational diseases prescribed by the State as required, an acute poisoning accident shall be reported to the higher authorities immediately, and a written on-site investigation report shall be written within the prescribed time. The report shall have analysis, conclusions, and improvement measures.