Safety investment guarantee system (1) Purpose basis: 1. Safety investment is the necessary material basis to ensure that production and operation units have safe production conditions, and is an important part of enterprise management.

2. Safety investment basis ①, labor protection laws promulgated by the state and labor protection instructions and standards promulgated by the Ministry of Industry.

②. Issues discovered during the safety inspection that have not yet been resolved and affect production safety.

③ Technical measures to be taken to prevent fires, explosions, and workplace injuries and occupational hazards.

④. Major hidden dangers affecting production safety.

⑤. Safety technical measures needed to stabilize and develop production, as well as reasonable suggestions put forward by employees that are conducive to safe production.

(2) Prepare an annual safety technical measure plan to determine projects, implement funds, completion time and responsible persons (safety investment includes capital investment, personnel investment and time investment, etc.).

The annual safety technical measures plan should include the following contents: 1. Safety engineering project capital investment In order to ensure production safety and employee health, the cost of engineering projects for specific hazards and occupational hazards.

Such as funds for the rectification of hazardous sources, funds for occupational health projects, and funds for the renovation of potentially hazardous processes and facilities.

2. The scope of safety engineering project construction funds should include: A. Safety technology: all measures aimed at preventing fires, explosions, work-related injuries, etc., such as protective devices, insurance and signaling devices, recycling, ventilation and cooling, etc.

B. Auxiliary houses and measures: houses and all measures necessary to ensure production.

Such as shower rooms, changing rooms, disinfection rooms, etc.

C. Hidden hazard rectification projects.

D. Maintenance funds for safety engineering projects.

E. Personnel and time investment in safety engineering project construction and safety engineering project maintenance.

3. Investment in labor protection and health care: protective equipment and employee health care expenses invested in order to ensure the safety and health of employees during the production process.

A. The cost of labor protection supplies (such as labor clothing, safety helmets, safety gloves, protective goggles, dustproof, gas masks, etc.) and the service life of various supplies.

B. Payment of health care fees: Health care fees (individual) = employee physical examination fees + occupational disease prevention fees + summer drink fees.

4. Emergency rescue investment costs for emergency rescue systems planned in advance to effectively control emergencies.

A. Emergency rescue facilities (such as firewalls, safe passages, fire-fighting equipment, emergency rescue and disaster relief engineering facilities and equipment, warning signs, detection and alarm equipment, communication equipment, rescue and disaster relief vehicles, embankments, recycling devices, etc.), equipment, appliances or

Supplies and other expenses.

B. Emergency rescue organization office expenses.

C. Emergency rescue training and drill expenses.

D. Number of people participating in emergency rescue and drills, and length of time.

5. Investment in safety publicity and education A. The cost of safety training for employees (including third-level education, special operation induction training, safety knowledge lectures, etc.) (textbook fees, lecture fees, etc.).

B. Expenses for regular production safety meetings and safety activities.

C. Number of people and length of time participating in safety meetings and safety activities.

D. Costs for safety bulletins (or newspapers), bulletin boards, safety publicity manuscripts, leaflets, etc.

6. Daily safety management investment requires the investment required by the production safety management department to carry out its work normally.

It should include office expenses, safety standardization system establishment and operation and maintenance costs.

7. Insurance investment A. Property insurance investment.

B. Invest in vehicle insurance.

C. Safety investment in employee work-related injury insurance.

8. Accident investment refers to the expenses that the company has to make after an accident occurs in order to control the spread of the accident, reduce losses, and deal with the accident.

It mainly includes five aspects: A. Expenses for accident handling activities.

B. Treatment and compensation costs for injured and injured employees.

C. The loss caused by the accident causing the company to stop production.

D. Company value loss and time investment (company value loss refers to the reduction of the company's reputation and the damage to its image. It is a negative investment and is the loss of the previous investment used to improve the company's image and reputation. Time investment includes

Man-hours spent dealing with incidents, lost man-hours transferring employees or training new employees).

9. Safety reward fund investment The safety reward fund should be divided into rewards for advanced safety collectives and advanced safety individuals, and they should be rewarded regularly.

Individual rewards can be given to advanced groups or individuals in emergencies.