What are the categories of hidden dangers? The classification of hidden dangers is divided into two

The category of hidden dangers is divided into three categories, the first category is major hidden dangers, the second category is emergency hidden dangers, and the third category is general hidden dangers.

Specific accident hazards are classified according to the principle of avoiding crossing, and the classification of accident hazards is closely related to the classification of accidents, and according to the principle of avoiding crossing, considering that it is a cause, the accident hazards can be classified into 21 categories. Hidden dangers, pinyin: yǐnhuàn, a Chinese word meaning potential danger, the possibility of danger occurring.

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The classification of hidden dangers is based on the difficulty of rectification, treatment and elimination of hidden dangers, and the consequences and scope of impact of accidents. It can be divided into general accident hazards and major accident hazards. Where:

The hidden danger of general production safety accidents refers to the hidden dangers that are less harmful and difficult to rectify, and can be rectified and eliminated immediately after discovery, or cannot be rectified immediately but do not affect the production of the mine. The hidden danger of major production safety accidents refers to the hidden dangers that are difficult to rectify and should be completely or partially suspended and can only be eliminated after a certain period of rectification, or the hidden dangers that are difficult to be eliminated by the production and business operation unit itself due to the influence of external factors.

Legal Analysis: Accident hazards are divided into general accident hazards and major accident hazards.

Legal basis: "Interim Provisions on the Investigation and Management of Hidden Dangers of Work Safety Accidents" Article 3 The term "hidden dangers of production safety accidents" (hereinafter referred to as "hidden accidents") in these provisions refers to the violation of production safety laws, regulations, rules, standards, procedures and safety production management system by production and business operation entities, or due to other factors in production and business activities that may lead to the dangerous state of things, unsafe behaviors of people and management defects.

Accident hazards are divided into general accident hazards and major accident hazards. General accident hazards refer to hidden dangers that are less harmful and difficult to rectify, and can be rectified and eliminated immediately after discovery. Major accident hazards refer to the hazards and difficulties in rectification, which should be completely or partially suspended and can only be eliminated after a certain period of rectification, or the hidden dangers that are difficult to eliminate by the production and business operation units themselves due to the influence of external factors.

<> are divided into two categories: general accident hazards and major accident hazards.

1. General accident hazards: refer to the hazards and hidden dangers that are less difficult to rectify and can be rectified and eliminated immediately after discovery.

2. Major accident hazards: refers to the hazards and rectification difficulties, should be completely or partially suspended, and can only be eliminated after a certain period of rectification and management, or due to the influence of external factors, the production and business operation units themselves are difficult to eliminate.

Accident hazards refer to the unsafe state of workplaces, equipment and facilities, unsafe behaviors of people and management defects, which are the direct causes of safety accidents. Major accident hazards refer to accident hazards that may lead to major personal or economic losses, and strengthening the control and management of major accident hazards is of great significance for the prevention of major safety accidents.

1. Accident hazards are divided into several categories.

1. The hidden dangers of accidents are divided into the following:

1) Hidden dangers of qualification certificates and licenses of production and business operation units;

2) Hidden dangers of safety production management institutions and personnel;

3) Hidden dangers of safety production responsibility system;

4) Hidden dangers of safety production management system;

5) Hidden dangers in the basic management of occupational health;

6) Other hidden dangers of basic management.

Legal basisArticle 3 of the Interim Provisions on the Investigation and Management of Hidden Dangers of Work Safety Accidents.

The term "hidden danger of production safety accidents" (hereinafter referred to as hidden hail hazards) in these provisions refers to the violation of production safety laws, regulations, rules, standards, procedures and safety production management system provisions by production and business operation entities, or due to other factors in production and business activities that may lead to the occurrence of dangerous conditions, unsafe behaviors of people and management defects.

Accident hazards are divided into general accident hazards and major accident hazards. The general accident hazard refers to the hazard and the difficulty of rectification are small, and the hidden danger can be rectified and eliminated immediately after discovery. The hidden danger of major accidents refers to the hazards and difficulties in rectification, which should be completely or partially suspended and can only be eliminated after a certain period of rectification, or the hidden dangers that are difficult to be eliminated by the production and business operation units themselves due to the influence of external factors.

2. What are the principles for the management of potential safety accidents?

The principles of management of potential safety accidents are as follows:

1. The principle of simultaneous treatment of direct and indirect hidden dangers of accidents;

2. Key governance principles;

3. The principle of dynamic governance and dispersion;

4. The principle of redundant security governance;

5. The principle of comprehensive management of individual hidden dangers;

6. The principle of paying equal attention to prevention and disaster reduction.

Legal analysis: The classification of hidden dangers is divided according to different ** people or direct economic losses, which is divided into four levels: one is the general accident hazard:

It may cause the death of less than three people or direct economic losses of less than one million yuan. One is the hidden danger of a larger accident: it may cause the death of more than three people and less than ten people or direct economic losses of one million yuan to less than five million yuan.

One is the hidden danger of major accidents: it may cause the death of more than 10 people and less than 50 people or direct economic losses of 5 million yuan to less than 10 million yuan. One is the hidden danger of a major accident

It may cause more than 50 deaths or direct economic losses of more than 10 million yuan.

Legal basis: Article 92 of the Work Safety Law of the People's Republic of China The main person in charge of the production and business operation entity fails to perform the safety production management duties stipulated in this Law, resulting in a production safety accident, the production safety supervision and management department shall impose a fine in accordance with the following provisions: (1) In the event of a general accident, a fine of 30% of the annual income of the previous year shall be imposed; (2) In the event of a major accident, a fine of 40% of the annual income of the previous year shall be imposed; (3) In the event of a major accident, a fine of 60 percent of the annual income of the previous year shall be imposed; (4) In the event of a particularly serious accident, a fine of 80 percent of the annual income of the previous year shall be imposed.

Legal analysisThe classification of accident hazards is as follows: 1. Particularly serious accidents are accidents that cause more than 30 deaths, or more than 100 serious injuries, or direct economic losses of more than 100 million yuan; 2. A major accident is an accident that causes the death of more than 10 people and less than 30 people, or the serious injury of more than 50 people and less than 100 people, or the direct economic loss of more than 50 million yuan and less than 100 million yuan; 3. A major accident is an accident that causes the death of more than 3 people and less than 10 people, or the serious injury of more than 10 people and less than 50 people, or the direct economic loss of more than 10 million yuan and less than 50 million yuan.

Legal basisArticle 134 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China Whoever violates the provisions on safety management in production or operation, and causes a major accident or other serious consequences due to the destruction of the head of Hui, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or short-term detention; where the circumstances are especially heinous, a sentence of between three and seven years imprisonment is to be given. Whoever compels others to take risks in violation of rules and regulations, or clearly knows that there is a potential danger of a major accident but does not rule it out, but still takes risks to organize operations, resulting in a major accident or other serious consequences, shall be sentenced to up to five years imprisonment or short-term detention; where the circumstances are especially heinous, the sentence is to be five or more years imprisonment.

Article 134-1: In any of the following circumstances, where there is a real danger of a major accident or other serious consequences occurring in violation of the provisions on the management of safety surpluses in production or operations, a sentence of up to one year imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release is to be given: (1) shutting down or destroying monitoring, alarming, protection, or life-saving equipment or facilities directly related to production safety, or tampering, concealing, or destroying relevant data or information; (2) Refusing to carry out the refusal to comply with a lawfully ordered to suspend production and business, stop construction, stop using relevant equipment, facilities, or venues, or immediately take corrective measures to eliminate the danger because there is a potential danger of a major accident; (3) Engaging in highly dangerous production activities such as mining, metal smelting, construction, and the production, operation, and storage of dangerous goods without approval or permission in accordance with law for matters involving production safety.