What are the job responsibilities of a hazardous chemicals manager?

In order to strictly strengthen the management of hazardous chemicals, ensure safety and ensure the normal progress of work. According to the "Measures for the Management of Dangerous Chemicals (Trial)", the following job responsibilities of managers are formulated:

Managers must undergo professional training and obtain a "Certificate for the Storage of Dangerous Chemicals."

2. Strictly carry out storage and delivery procedures for dangerous chemical goods, ensure that the accounts are consistent, and if any errors are found, the causes will be identified and corrected in a timely manner.

3. Explosives and highly toxic substances strictly implement the "five pairs" system (double person, double lock, double person receiving and sending, double person transportation, double person use).

4. Warehouses storing flammable and explosive materials should have good ventilation conditions. In summer, watering and cooling measures should be taken to ensure that the temperature inside the warehouse does not exceed 30°C.

5. Frequently inspect the chemical hazardous materials warehouse and the surrounding environment, strictly prohibit open flames, make electrical equipment explosion-proof, and eliminate potential accidents.

6. Stored chemical hazardous materials should be inspected regularly and the bottle caps should be tightened.

7. Various compressed gas cylinders should be inspected once a year as required. Dangerous goods should be divided into warehouses by category and departments.

8. Strictly abide by the work and rest time, and report to the leader in time if any unexpected situations occur.

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Notes on handling hazardous chemicals:

1. Before loading, unloading and handling hazardous chemicals, preparations must be made in advance and the properties of the items must be understood. , Check whether the loading, unloading and transportation tools are firm. If they are not firm, they should be replaced or repaired.

2. Operators should wear appropriate protective equipment according to the hazardous characteristics of different materials. They should pay more attention to poisonous, corrosive, radioactive and other items when working. Before operation, a designated person should check whether the equipment is in good condition and whether it is worn appropriately.

3. Chemical hazardous items should be handled with care during operation to prevent impact, friction, knocking, and vibration. When unloading liquid iron drum packaging, do not use a spring board to quickly slide it down. Instead, put old tires or other soft objects on the ground next to the stack and slowly lower it. Never place items marked upside down.