Does the assessment of occupational health status require a feasibility study report? Do EIA and safety assessment need it?

The conformity evaluation of the evaluation data of "feasibility study, environmental evaluation and safety evaluation" can be carried out through the current situation evaluation and occupational hazard detection data, but it is not necessary, mainly to evaluate the current situation of occupational health regulations and standards; If we compare the evaluation data of the above reports, it is easier to find problems and take corrective measures; This can also reflect the high level of current situation assessment (report).

If it is the completion acceptance, it is the control effect evaluation:

3. Evaluation of control effect of occupational hazards in construction projects

3. 1 Before the completion and acceptance of the construction project, the construction unit entrusts an evaluation institution to evaluate the control effect of occupational hazards in the construction project.

3.2 Preparation of evaluation scheme

The evaluation unit shall, according to the pre-evaluation report of the feasibility demonstration of the construction project and the contents of the trial operation of the project construction, prepare an evaluation plan for the control effect of occupational disease hazards before the completion acceptance.

The evaluation plan mainly includes the following contents:

A. the purpose, basis and scope of the assessment;

B. General situation of project construction, construction and trial operation of various occupational disease prevention facilities;

C. Contents, methods and quality assurance measures of on-site investigation and monitoring;

D. organize the implementation plan, schedule and funding arrangement.

3.7 Control Effect Evaluation Report

The evaluation report of construction project control effect shall include the following main contents:

A. evaluation purpose, basis, scope and content;

B. General situation and trial operation of construction projects;

C types, distribution, concentration or intensity of occupational hazards existing in the production process of construction projects, and the degree of occupational hazards;

D implementation of occupational disease protection measures, including general layout, production technology and equipment layout, building hygiene requirements, sanitary engineering protection facilities, emergency and rescue measures, personal protective facilities, auxiliary sanitary rooms and occupational health management measures;

E. effect evaluation of protective facilities against occupational hazards;

F. evaluation conclusions and recommendations.