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In order to implement the toxic substances operation management and chemical registration system, and to prevent unscrupulous operators from adding inappropriate chemical substances to food and causing food safety problems, we actively invest manpower and resources to target the manufacture, import, sale and use of chemical substances within the jurisdiction of this city. We will conduct counseling visits and inspections to all operating operators to confirm their basic information, and require them to log in their operational chemical substances to effectively control the flow of all chemical substances. At the same time, we will conduct toxic and chemical substance disaster prevention and rescue drills to implement comprehensive management. .
The execution team will assist your bureau to achieve specific performance demonstrations with overall planning and execution capabilities. The execution results of each work include the following;
The work execution results in 2012 include: (1) 33 cases of abnormal upstream and downstream operation flows, all of which have been improved through guidance; (2) Assistance in the execution of 25 written reviews of toxic chemical approval documents and plans for reference; ( 3) Conducted 60 inspections on 28 manufacturers operating toxic chemical substances within the jurisdiction. Only a few manufacturers had deficiencies and did not involve violations of the poison control law. The handling method was based on the principle of on-site improvement guidance and the inspection results In order to comply with regulations, (4) conduct on-site inspections of 59 chemical substances of concern announced by the Bureau of Chemistry, one of which requires a new application for approval document of concern, (5) cooperate with the Central District professional technical team to implement on-site assistance at toxic chemical operation sites Visited 14 households, and no illegal activities were found in the inspection results. (6) Assisted in checking 4 abnormal random inspections of transportation vehicles, and there were no abnormalities. (7) Conducted on-site auxiliary visits on the registration and declaration of chemical substances manufactured or imported within the jurisdiction. 5 households were in compliance with the regulations, (8) completed 68 on-site inspections of chemical raw material sellers, and provided guidance to complete management in compliance with the four essentials, (9) handled 1 drug disaster simulation exercise (Min’an No. 9), combined with The disaster prevention warning cell broadcast message service sends evacuation drill messages, conducts evacuation publicity to the public, and demonstrates the consensus of the whole people on disaster prevention. (10) Completed 2 briefing sessions on toxicological and chemical substances of concern regulations, and 1 basic education session on toxic disaster prevention Training and 12 publicity activities on chemical substances with food safety risk concerns, (11) Conducting telephone communication tests for operating manufacturers once a quarter, and a total of 110 communication test operations, (12) Handling drug disaster prevention and rescue management information 1 system sandbox simulation, (13) completed 1 no-warning test, (14) conducted monthly national joint prevention organization system inspections and guidance updates for the toxic and chemical substances of concern listed in the city. , check whether all the information is the latest information within half a year.
Generally speaking, for the source verification and management of toxic substances and chemical substances, in addition to continuous publicity and diligent inspection of listed enterprises, to prevent illegal operators from operating toxic and chemical substances of concern, polluting the environment and endangering public health. At the same time, the prevention and preparation work for poisoning disasters has also been strengthened through various tasks such as on-site counseling, manufacturer communication testing, no warning testing, and basic education and training to understand the actual operating conditions of operators to ensure that when poisoning disasters occur, they can be promptly Report to avoid the expansion of disasters.
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