Circular of the General Office of the Ministry of Emergency Management on issuing a safety production guide manual for front-line posts in metal smelting

Published: Sep 17, 2020 16:59 (GMT+8)
Source: General Office of Emergency Management Department

SMM: in order to implement the implementation opinions of the Ministry of Emergency Management, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Finance and the State Bureau of Coal Mine Safety Supervision on the Action Plan for improving Safety skills in High-risk Industries (Emergency (2019) 107), to strengthen safety guidance and services for employees in front-line positions in high-risk industries, the Safety basic Department of the Ministry of Emergency Management organizes relevant central enterprises. A safety production guide manual (see attachment) has been compiled for the front post of metal smelting blast furnace and blast furnace gas purification post, which is now issued for selection by relevant metal smelting enterprises.

If you have any questions in use, please contact the Safety Foundation Department of the Emergency Management Department in time (contact and telephone: Wang Wenguang, Zhao de, 010-64464067).

附件1 高危行业一线岗位安全生产指导手册 金属冶炼高炉炉前岗.pdf

附件2  高危行业一线岗位安全生产指导手册 金属冶炼高炉煤气净化岗.pdf

General Office of Emergency Management Department

September 11, 2020

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