HSE Health, Safety and Environmental Management System

　　1.HSE introduction

　　HSE management system refers to the trinity of health, safety and environment. Responsibility system is the core of HSE management system. In 1991, Shell issued guidelines on health, safety and environment (HSE). In the same year, the first International Conference on Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) for Oil and Gas Exploration and Development was held in The Hague, Netherlands. HSE can be divided into three criteria: National Energy Administration (SY/T627-2014), PetroChina (Q/SY1002.1-2013) and Sinopec (Q/SHS0001.1-2001), which need subject distinction.

　　2. Requirements for Acquisition of Certification

　　They should have corresponding qualifications (such as business license, organization code, relevant national administrative approval qualification or industry qualification), relevant facilities and resources, and be able to carry out normal business activities. It can provide record of business activities for more than three months.

　　3. Procedures for obtaining certification

　　The process of obtaining certification is usually divided into two stages.

　　Certification Consulting Stage: After the signing of the contract, our company will send consultant teachers to the enterprise to conduct research, determine the intention of the enterprise's certification, help the enterprise to determine the organizational structure and the division of responsibilities and powers, the coverage of the system, compile and improve the system documents needed for certification, train the personnel of the enterprise, Guide the enterprise to operate according to the requirements of the system documents, and help the enterprise. Application for certification.

　　Authentication and Audit Stage: The auditors sent by the certification bodies will check the activities of enterprises applying for the scope of certification according to the certification standards and enterprise system documents. The emphasis is to verify the situation of enterprises and compile the certification documents and records, and report to the certification bodies for certification at the end of the inspection.

　　3. Benefits of Acquiring Certification

　　1. To meet the government's laws and regulations on health, safety and environment;

　　2. Provide assurance for the realization of the general principles, objectives and specific objectives put forward by enterprises.

　　3. Reduce the occurrence of accidents, ensure the health and safety of employees, and protect the property of enterprises from loss;

　　4. Protecting the environment to meet the requirements of sustainable development;

　　5. Improve the utilization ratio of raw materials and energy, protect natural resources and increase economic benefits;

　　6. Reduce the cost of medical treatment, compensation and property loss, and reduce the cost of insurance.

　　7. Satisfy public expectations and maintain good public and social relations.