(3) Operation of hoisting machinery (including elevator). Including crane (including elevator) drivers, cable workers, signal conductors and installation and maintenance workers.
(4) driving an enterprise motor vehicle. Including drivers of all kinds of motor vehicles driving in production and operation areas and construction sites such as docks and freight yards of enterprises.
(5) Climbing and erection work. Including erection, demolition and maintenance workers who climb more than 2 meters, and surface cleaning workers of high-rise buildings (structures)
(6) Boiler operation (including water quality test). Including pressure boiler operators and boiler water quality testers.
(7) Pressure vessel operation. Including pressure vessel canning workers, inspection workers, transport escorts and large air compressor operators.
(8) Refrigeration operation. Including refrigeration equipment installers, operators and maintenance workers.
(9) Blasting operation. Including ground engineering blasting and underground blasting workers.
(10) Mine ventilation operation. Including main fan operators, gas extraction workers, ventilation safety monitoring workers, wind and dust measurement workers.
(1 1) Mine drainage operation. Including mine main drainage pump workers and tailings dam workers.
(12) Mine safety inspection. Including safety inspectors, gas inspectors and explosion-proof inspectors of electrical equipment.
(13) mine hoisting transportation operation. Including winch worker, winch worker (going up and down the mountain), belt fixing mechanic, signal worker and can (hook) worker.
(14) mining (stripping) operation. Including shearer drivers, roadheader drivers, rock harrow drivers and rock drill drivers.
(15) Mine rescue operation.
(16) handling of dangerous goods. Operators, transport escorts and storekeepers carrying dangerous chemicals, civil explosives and radioactive substances.
(17) Other operations approved by the State Administration of Work Safety.
Question 2: What does a special trade license mean? It means necessary documents for special jobs. If not, you must go to the labor bureau for training and get the certificate before you can take up your post, such as electrician? Crane operator
Question 3: What do you mean by showing special industries in your ID card? Special industry refers to a specific industry operated by the industrial and commercial service industry with special content and nature, which is easy to be used by criminals to carry out illegal and criminal activities and prone to public security disasters and accidents. According to national and local administrative regulations, public security organs implement public security management. Referred to as "special line" or "special industry".
At present, it is listed as a special industry: 1, hotel industry (including hotels, restaurants, hotels, guest houses, offices with accommodation services, training centers, guest bathrooms, resorts, etc. 2. Printing, casting and lettering (including printing, typesetting, plate making, binding, laminating, copying, typing, making business cards, lettering and seals).
Question 4: What are the special industries in China? Industries requiring special permission. Compared with banks, firecrackers, stepping on mines, hospitals, cigarette factories, etc. That is to say, industries that cannot be opened casually.
Question 5: What are special industries and which industries belong to public security management? Article 6 of the People's Police Law of the People's Republic of China: The people's police of public security organs shall perform the following duties according to the division of responsibilities: (6) Managing special industries as stipulated by laws and regulations;
According to the State Council's Decision on Setting Administrative License for Administrative Examination and Approval Items that Need to Be Preserved, the pawnbroker, hotel and official seal engraving industries need the local people's public security organs at or above the county level to issue special trade licenses.
Question 6: What do you mean by double certificates for special operations? The role of the qualification certificate is to prove that you are qualified to enter this industry, and the role of the operation certificate is that you can actually do this thing after you are qualified. Strictly speaking, being short of one does not conform to the relevant state regulations.
Question 7: What is a special industry? Special industries include special operations (high altitude, sea, exploration), special driving (military police, high risk, toxic explosion, traction), special training (party and military cadres, stunts, flying, medical treatment), and special services (special care, pertinence, including sexual clothing), which require relevant training and qualification certification, and have relevant qualification certificates.
Question 8: What is a special industry? Water for special industries refers to the water used by production enterprises, such as hotels (restaurants), baths (saunas), swimming pools, foot baths, beauty salons, teahouses, car washing industries, beverages, mineral water (purified water), beer and other special industries.
Question 9: What are the relevant provisions of the Labor Law on special industries? Definition of special operations:
Article 23 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Safety in Production stipulates that the scope of special operators shall be determined by the safety production supervision and management department of the State Council in conjunction with relevant departments of the State Council.
According to state administration of work safety and the State Administration of Coal Mine Safety on February 28th, 2002, the Opinions on Safety Technology Training and Assessment of Special Operators (No.2002124), Article 2 of the document stipulates:
Special operations refer to operations that are prone to casualties and may cause great harm to the safety of operators themselves, others and surrounding facilities. Personnel directly engaged in special operations are called special operations personnel.
Because special operations have different risk factors, it is easy to damage the safety and health of operators, so it is necessary to take necessary safety protection measures for special operations, including technical measures, health care measures and organizational measures.
According to the Labor Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and relevant safety and health laws and regulations, employees engaged in special operations must receive special safety technical training in accordance with relevant regulations, and can only operate independently after passing the examination by relevant authorities and obtaining an operation certificate or driver's license.
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(1) electrical work. Including power generation, transmission, substation, electrician, electrical equipment installation, operation, maintenance (maintenance) and testing personnel, mine electrical assembler.
(2) Metal welding and cutting operations. Including welders and cutters.
(3) Operation of hoisting machinery (including elevator). Including crane (including elevator) drivers, cable workers, signal conductors and installation and maintenance workers.
(4) driving an enterprise motor vehicle. Including drivers of all kinds of motor vehicles driving in production and operation areas and construction sites such as docks and freight yards of enterprises.
(5) Climbing and erection work. Including erection, demolition and maintenance workers who climb more than 2 meters, and surface cleaning workers of high-rise buildings (structures)
(6) Boiler operation (including water quality test). Including pressure boiler operators and boiler water quality testers.
(7) Pressure vessel operation. Including pressure vessel canning workers, inspection workers, transport escorts and large air compressor operators.
(8) Refrigeration operation. Including refrigeration equipment installers, operators and maintenance workers.
(9) Blasting operation. Including ground engineering blasting and underground blasting workers.
(10) Mine ventilation operation. Including main fan operators, gas extraction workers, ventilation safety monitoring workers, wind and dust measurement workers.
(1 1) Mine drainage operation. Including mine main drainage pump workers and tailings dam workers.
(12) Mine safety inspection. Including safety inspectors, gas inspectors and explosion-proof inspectors of electrical equipment.
(13) mine hoisting transportation operation. Including winch worker, winch worker (going up and down the mountain), belt fixing mechanic, signal worker and can (hook) worker.
(14) mining (stripping) operation. Including shearer drivers, roadheader drivers, rock harrow drivers and rock drill drivers.
(15) Mine rescue operation.
(16) handling of dangerous goods. Operators, transport escorts and storekeepers carrying dangerous chemicals, civil explosives and radioactive substances.
(17) Other operations approved by the State Administration of Work Safety.
In addition, there are two earlier versions for your reference:
One is the national standard GB5306-85 "Management Rules for Safety Technology Assessment of Special Operators":
2. 1 electrician operation;
2.2 boiler stoker;
2.3 pressure vessel operation;
2.4 hoisting machinery operation;
2.5 Blasting operation;
2.6 Metal welding (gas cutting) operation;
2.7 coal mine gas inspection;
2.8 motor vehicle driving;
2.9 motor ship driving and engine operation;
2. 10 Building climbing and erection;
2. 1 1 Other operations that meet the basic definition of this standard.
Secondly, the Economic and Trade Commission 1999 issued the "Measures for the Administration of Safety and Technical Assessment of Special Operations Personnel", which stipulates that:
(1) electrical work;
(2) Metal welding and cutting operations;
(3) Operation of hoisting machinery (including elevators);
(4) driving an enterprise motor vehicle;
(5) Erection operations;
(six) boiler operation (including water quality test);
(7) Operation of pressure vessels;
(8) Refrigeration operation;
(9) Blasting operations; ......& gt& gt