What are the scope of special operations?

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. Therefore, special operations personnel must hold relevant certificates. Equipped with special operations personnel must be trained by the relevant departments at higher levels, and review on schedule to participate in retraining. It is necessary to establish special operations personnel files, establish registration cards, and implement one person and one card. It is forbidden for special operators to work without a license or after drinking. Special operations personnel shall carry out technical disclosure before taking up their posts, and work shall not be carried out without technical disclosure, and safety measures shall be strictly implemented after taking up their posts.

Special operations include:

1. Electrical work, including power generation, transmission, substation, distribution electrician, etc.

2. Metal welding and cutting operations, including welders and cutters.

3. Lifting machinery (including elevator) operations, including drivers, cable workers, installation and maintenance workers, etc.

4. Driving a motor vehicle in an enterprise.

5. Climbing and erection operations, including climbing, demolition and maintenance workers over 2m.

6. Boiler operation (including water quality testing), including water quality testing workers of pressure boilers.

7. Pressure vessel operation, including operators of large air compressors.

8. Refrigeration operation, including installation, operation and maintenance of refrigeration equipment.

9. Blasting operations, including ground engineering blasting and underground blasting workers.

10. Mine ventilation workers, including main fan operators, wind testers and dust testers, etc.

1 1. Mine drainage operators, including mine main drainage pump operators and tailings dam operators.

12. Mine safety inspection.

13. Mine hoisting and transportation operations, including bell man, tank (handle) worker, etc.

14. Mining (stripping) operation.

15. Mine rescue operation.

16. Management of dangerous goods, including management, transportation, escort and storage of dangerous chemicals, civil explosives and radioactive materials.

17. Other operations approved by state administration of work safety.

legal ground

Paragraph 2 of Article 30 of the Law on Work Safety stipulates that "the scope of special operators shall be determined by the emergency management department of the State Council in conjunction with the relevant departments of the State Council", and the scope of special operations determined by the emergency management department includes: electrician operation, welding and hot cutting operation, working at heights, refrigeration and air conditioning operation, coal mine safety operation, metal and nonmetal mine safety operation, oil and gas safety operation, metallurgical (non-ferrous) production safety operation, hazardous chemicals safety operation, fireworks and firecrackers safety operation, etc. 59667.668666666676