1. Equipment and Facility Safety

• Regular Inspection and Maintenance: Production equipment should be regularly inspected and maintained to ensure it is in good condition and to prevent accidents caused by aging or malfunctioning equipment.
• Safety Facilities: Appropriate safety facilities should be installed based on the nature of the chemical products, such as ventilation, fire prevention, explosion prevention, poison prevention, static electricity prevention, alarm systems, cooling, moisture protection, and lightning protection.
• Pressure Vessel Management: Pressure vessels used to hold hazardous chemicals must comply with national regulations and be regularly maintained and inspected.

2. Personnel Safety

• Safety Training and Assessment: Operators must undergo rigorous safety training to acquire relevant knowledge and skills and pass assessments before they are allowed to work.
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Operators must correctly wear and use personal protective equipment, such as protective clothing, gloves, and goggles.
• Operating Procedures: Strict adherence to operating procedures is essential to avoid accidents caused by improper operations.

3. Material Management

• Storage Safety: Hazardous chemicals should be stored in dedicated warehouses or storage rooms and should be stored in separate zones, categories, and warehouses according to their chemical properties. Incompatible materials must not be mixed.
• Transportation Safety: During transportation, the flow rate and pressure of materials should be strictly controlled to prevent leaks and static electricity.
• Usage Safety: When using hazardous chemicals, reaction conditions such as temperature, pressure, and flow rate should be strictly controlled to prevent accidents caused by overheating or overpressure.

4. Process Safety

• Temperature and Pressure Control: Reaction temperature and pressure should be strictly controlled to prevent explosions or fires caused by overtemperature or overpressure.
• Flow and Feeding Control: For exothermic reactions, the amount and speed of feed should not exceed the heat transfer capacity of the equipment to avoid accidents caused by intense reactions.
• Ratio and Feeding Order: The ratio of reaction materials and the order of feeding should be strictly controlled to prevent dangerous situations caused by improper operations.

5. Emergency Response

• Emergency Plan: A detailed emergency response plan should be developed to outline the measures to be taken in the event of an accident, ensuring a rapid and effective response.
• Emergency Equipment: Necessary emergency equipment, such as fire extinguishers, explosion-proof devices, and leakage response tools, should be provided.
• Emergency Drills: Regular emergency drills should be conducted to enhance employees' ability to handle emergencies.

6. Environmental Protection

• Waste Management: Wastewater, waste gas, and waste residue should be properly treated to ensure that emissions meet national environmental protection standards.
• Leakage Prevention: Strengthen the monitoring and management of equipment and packaging to prevent the escape, overflow, dripping, and leakage of hazardous chemicals.