GB/T 29639-2020
Guidelines for enterprises to develop emergency response plan for work place accidents (English Version)
- Standard No.
- GB/T 29639-2020
- Language
- Chinese, Available in English version
- Release Date
- 2020
- Published By
- General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People‘s Republic of China
- Latest
- GB/T 29639-2020
- Replace
- GB/T 29639-2013
- Scope
- This standard stipulates the preparation procedure, system composition, comprehensive emergency plan, special emergency plan, on-site disposal plan, main content and appendix information of the production and operation unit production safety accident emergency plan. This standard is applicable to the preparation of emergency plans for production safety accidents (hereinafter referred to as emergency plans) of production and business units. The preparation of emergency plans for nuclear power companies and other social organizations and units can refer to this standard.
- Introduction
Core changes in the standard revision
Revision dimensions 2013 version 2020 version Procedure compilation 7 steps 8 steps (new desktop exercise) Capability assessment Emergency capability assessment Emergency resource survey Attachment requirements 5 types of attachments 8 types of attachments (new risk assessment results, etc.)
Four-level model for emergency plan preparation
Phase I: Basic preparation
Establish a cross-departmental preparation working group (must include safety management department, production department, etc.), collect 12 types of basic information such as laws and regulations, historical accident cases, etc.Phase II: Risk assessment
Use the LEC method to quantitatively assess risk levels and determine the four-level warning indicators of red/orange/yellow/bluePhase III: System construction
Establish a three-level plan system of "comprehensive + special + on-site", and clarify the start-up conditions of the emergency command center's emergency command systemPhase IV: Verification and implementation
Verify the feasibility of the plan through desktop exercises, and issue it after completing the three-level review procedures
Analysis of key technical points
Emergency Resource Survey Implementation Specifications
The standard requires the establishment of a dynamic emergency resource ledger, which must include:
? Internal resources: Emergency material warehouse reserve list, emergency team qualification documents
? External resources: List of agreed rescue forces within a 5-kilometer radius
? Resource gap analysis report (needs to be updated every quarter)Response Grading Implementation Case
Application example of a chemical company:
? Level 1 response (plant shutdown): involving leakage of major hazardous sources
? Level 2 response (partial shutdown): single device failure affects surrounding areas
? Level 3 response (job disposal): minor equipment leakage
Transition Implementation Plan for the Old and New Standards
Phase Time node Work content Difference Analysis 2021Q1 Conduct gap analysis against the 7 major technical changes in the new version Resource census 2021Q2 Complete the establishment of the emergency resource GIS system System reconstruction 2021Q3 Rebuild the three-level plan file structure
Common implementation misunderstandings
1. Formal review: Avoid having the safety department complete the plan review alone. It must include equipment management, production process and other multi-field experts
2. Incomplete resource survey: Common omissions include contractor emergency resources and mutual assistance agreements with neighboring companies
3. Fuzzy response classification: No clear quantitative indicators (e.g., a level 1 response is initiated when the leakage volume is ≥5 tons)
GB/T 29639-2020 Referenced Document
- AQ/T 9007 Basic specifications for emergency drills for production safety accidents
GB/T 29639-2020 history
- 2020 GB/T 29639-2020 Guidelines for enterprises to develop emergency response plan for work place accidents
- 2013 GB/T 29639-2013 Guidelines for enterprises to develop emergency response plan for work place accidents