Employee training
Hainan Starry should provide comprehensive training to employees, including safety procedures,
emergency handling, and hazardous material management. Employees should be aware of the nature
and hazards of chemicals and possess the ability to follow correct operating procedures and
respond to emergencies.
Equipment maintenance
Equipment maintenance: Chemical plants should regularly inspect, maintain, and repair equipment
to ensure proper functioning and safety. Equipment failures can lead to leaks, explosions, and
other hazardous situations, making timely maintenance crucial.
Safety facilities
Safety facilities: Chemical plants should have necessary safety facilities such as fire
equipment, leak control devices, and emergency evacuation routes. These facilities enable prompt
response to emergencies and minimize the occurrence and escalation of accidents.
Hazardous material management
Hazardous material management: Chemical plants should establish comprehensive hazardous material
management systems, including classification, labeling, storage, and handling. Proper storage
and handling of chemicals can reduce the risks of leaks and accidents.
Environmental monitoring
Environmental monitoring: Chemical plants should conduct regular environmental monitoring,
including air quality, water quality, noise, etc. This helps in timely identification and
resolution of potential environmental safety issues and protects the health of employees and
surrounding communities.
Emergency preparedness
Emergency preparedness: Chemical plants should develop and implement emergency preparedness
plans, including accident response, evacuation procedures, and communication plans. This helps
the chemical plant to respond quickly and effectively in emergency situations, minimizing
casualties and property losses.
