The five high-risk industries that are required to be supervised by the Safety Production Law are

The five high-risk industries required by the Law on Safety in Production are coal mines, non-coal mines, construction, hazardous chemicals and fireworks and firecrackers.

High-risk industries refer to industries with high risk coefficient, high accident rate, large property losses and inability to recover in a short time. The loss is large, and it is difficult or impossible to recover in a short time. Such as underground coal mining, aerial work and blasting.

12, 14 In February, the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Work Safety issued the Administrative Measures for the Extraction and Use of Safety Production Expenses of Enterprises, which included metallurgical, machinery manufacturing and weapons and equipment development enterprises in the scope of application of the document and fundamentally increased the number of high-risk industries from 6 to 9.

Coal production, non-coal mining, construction engineering, dangerous goods production and storage, transportation, fireworks production, metallurgy, machinery manufacturing, weapons and equipment development, production and testing (including civil aviation and nuclear fuel [1]).