Safety regulations are the requirements of product safety in product certification, including the safety requirements of product parts and the safety requirements of finished products. Safety regulations are actually the product of China people themselves, which are generally called regulations abroad.
Safety regulations-the best English explanation should be production compliance. It refers to the safety compliance of products with the laws, regulations and standards of the place of sale, from design to sales to end users, throughout the whole life cycle of products. This kind of product safety compliance not only includes product safety in the ordinary sense.
At the same time, it also includes the requirements of electromagnetic compatibility and radiation, energy saving and environmental protection, food hygiene and so on. It should not only be replaced or explained by a requirement, a standard, a certificate and a test report, but should be a product safety responsibility and activity throughout the product life cycle. It should be one-sided to simply understand safety regulations as certification.
Certification is only a means or process to evaluate product conformity, but it is not a necessary means or process. This conformity should be evaluated at the beginning of product design, and after passing the third-party inspection, it should be investigated whether the product complies with relevant laws, regulations and standards, and the foreseeable or unforeseeable risks should be evaluated.
The necessity of observing the electric power safety laws and regulations;
1. Safety is very important for everyone who works in electric power. It is not only related to the safe operation of power, but also to the safety of people and equipment.
2. The study and training of safety regulations is a long-term task of the company. Safety first, prevention first, careful operation and putting an end to violations are the first safety concepts that frontline employees come into contact with.
3. In the power industry, safety is the premise of all work, and front-line employees feel it more deeply. Safety first, comprehensive management, and the lessons of repeated bleeding accidents tell us the importance of studying and conscientiously implementing safety laws and regulations.