Tianjin Dangerous Goods Market First Fixed Safety Training

On June 13, it was learned from the Tianjin Safety Production Supervision Administration that this year the first time this year the Tianjin Chemical Danger Chemicals Exchange Market was designated as a safety training point, and all hazardous chemicals operators in this market were trained in laws and regulations as well as induction training. . After being reviewed and verified in June, it can obtain an operating permit.
According to reports, Tianjin Dangerous Chemical Exchange Market is a professional market approved by the Tianjin Municipal Government and supervised by Tianjin Work Safety Supervision Bureau. It was invested by Tianjin Yishang Group in September 2006 and completed the third phase of the project in May 2008. At present, nearly 300 chemical production and operation companies from foreign countries, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Anhui, Beijing, Shanghai, Liaoning, Shandong, Hebei, and Shanxi have entered the market. According to the Tianjin Administration of Work Safety, Tianjin has more than 3,000 personnel engaged in hazardous chemicals management every year. This year, Tianjin’s hazardous chemicals trading market was selected as the training point because, on the one hand, the market is a professional engaged in hazardous chemicals management. The market has a high level of professionalism. On the other hand, because of the relative concentration of people, it is easy to serve at home.
It was also learned that in order to ensure the safety of the Beijing Olympic Games, the Tianjin Public Security Bureau requested that more than 100 kinds of specific hazardous chemicals be sold during the Beijing Olympic Games; and 60 kinds of specific hazardous chemicals should be registered and sold in real names. Tianjin Administration of Work Safety will strengthen the auditing license, cooperate with public security departments to strengthen Tianjin involves highly toxic, easy to produce toxic, easy to produce and inspection explosive chemicals, to further regulate hazardous chemicals business activities of enterprises.

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