How do surfactant supplier ensure safe production?

The main measures taken by surfactant supplier to ensure safe production include the following aspects:
Safety production responsibility system: Suppliers should establish and improve a safety production responsibility system, clarify the safety production responsibilities of management personnel and operational staff at all levels. By signing a safety production target responsibility agreement, the safety production responsibility is layered and compacted to every employee.
Safety culture construction: Suppliers should cultivate a distinctive team safety culture, improve the safety production committee and three-level safety production management network system, and form a safety management responsibility system with vertical hierarchical management, horizontal division of labor and clear responsibilities. By strengthening the construction of team safety culture, promoting internal team cohesion, and creating a strong team safety culture atmosphere.
Safety performance assessment: Suppliers should establish and improve a safety performance assessment system and incentive and restraint mechanism, fully mobilizing the enthusiasm and initiative of management personnel at all levels and job operators for safety production.
Equipment and operation management: Suppliers should focus on inspecting key equipment such as reactors, pipelines, valves, etc., increase inspection frequency, establish equipment operation records, and rectify or update aging or faulty equipment within a specified period of time. Devices involving hazardous chemical processes must be equipped with a full process automation control system and emergency shutdown function.
Raw material and storage management: Suppliers should conduct comprehensive risk assessments on all raw materials and intermediates, develop special control plans, and strictly implement storage and transportation safety regulations. The management of flammable, explosive, toxic and harmful materials should be particularly strict, ensuring that the warehouse has complete ventilation, fire prevention, explosion prevention and other facilities.
Emergency and drill management: Suppliers should develop comprehensive emergency plans covering various accident scenarios such as fires, explosions, and leaks, and regularly organize emergency drills to ensure that employees can respond quickly and effectively in emergency situations.
Hidden danger investigation and governance: Suppliers should establish a regular hidden danger investigation mechanism, conduct daily inspections, conduct comprehensive inspections once a week, establish a ledger for the identified hidden dangers, clarify the person responsible for rectification, rectification measures, and rectification deadline, and ensure that hidden dangers are completely eliminated.
Security technology and standards: Suppliers need to continuously summarize the experience and lessons learned from accidents or abnormal situations, and form a database for inheritance. At the same time, targeted control measures will be developed for processes such as research and development laboratories, warehousing and logistics, cafeteria administration, and construction sites.