Is asphalt mixing station a special type of work?

Dear: I am glad to answer your question: asphalt mixing plant workers are engaged in toxic and harmful operations, pay attention to safety. The specific details of the special allowance for unit personnel are as follows: 1. In principle, it shall be implemented in accordance with No.738 List of Toxic and Hazardous Jobs and No.923 Supplementary List of Toxic and Hazardous Jobs issued by the Ministry of Chemical Industry, that is, frontline workers who are directly engaged in toxic and hazardous jobs in chemical industry all the year round are the main targets of the allowance. 2. Where new products and new jobs (posts) are not included in the scope, enterprises can apply according to the relevant national standards, report them to the chemical department (company) of the province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government for examination and approval, and report them to the Ministry for filing before implementation. 3. Full-time safety officers, analysts, laboratory technicians, maintenance workers and workshop production management personnel in the production process should enjoy allowances lower than the standards of production workers in the corresponding positions. 4. Chemical anticorrosion workers, waste disposal workers and toxic materials storage and transportation workers can enjoy the post allowance for toxic and harmful chemical operations according to the actual situation. 5. In chemical production, other work such as chemical dust, underground work in chemical mines, high temperature and high altitude, especially heavy manual labor, etc. Directly engaged in all the year round, according to the relevant national standards and refer to the relevant subsidies of other industries. Two. Classification of Allowance Levels and Allowance Standards The post allowance for toxic and hazardous operations in chemical industry is divided into four levels. In principle, the classification of post allowance is based on the national standard of Classification of Toxic Operations (GB12331-90+0-90), that is, it is divided into four grades: A, B, C and D according to the toxicity of productive poisons, the concentration of poisons in the working environment exceeds the standard, the working hours of toxic operations and the actual harm of poisons to human health. The hazard degree of productive poisons should be determined according to the national standard "Classification of Hazard Degree of Occupational Exposure Poisons" (GB 5044-85). All jobs that are exposed to accumulated poisons and are extremely harmful to human body, organs, blood and nervous system are classified as Class A; All jobs that are exposed to accumulated toxic substances, but with good working conditions, small dosage or less toxicity, which are harmful to human body, are rated as Grade B; Any work that comes into contact with irritating poisons, has harsh working conditions and causes moderate harm to human body is rated as Grade C; All jobs that are exposed to irritating poisons, have low toxicity, have poor working conditions, and have slight harm to the human body are rated as D ... The daily allowance standards for each level are: A-level extremely dangerous yuan, B-level highly dangerous yuan, C-level moderately dangerous yuan, D-level slightly dangerous yuan, etc. All units should combine the post labor evaluation when determining the post allowance level of toxic and harmful chemical operations.