To carry out occupational health service, it shall obtain the qualification certificate of occupational health technical service, the accreditation certificate of occupational health inspection institution and the accreditation certificate of occupational disease diagnosis institution issued by the provincial health administrative department, and the certificate shall be valid for 4 years. Occupational health service institutions shall carry out occupational health services within the approved scope and validity period, and be responsible for the technical reports issued.
Encourage occupational health service institutions to carry out scientific research and public welfare occupational health services according to the needs of occupational disease prevention and control in our province.
The provincial health administrative department shall announce the relevant information of occupational health service institutions to the public.
Twenty-eighth occupational health technical service institutions shall, in accordance with the evaluation norms formulated by the Ministry of Health, conduct pre-evaluation of occupational disease hazards and evaluation of occupational disease control effects, and issue an evaluation report within 60 days after accepting the entrustment of the construction unit. If there are special circumstances that need to extend the time, the reasons shall be explained and determined through consultation with the construction unit.
The evaluation report shall be scientific, fair, objective and true.
Occupational health technical service institutions shall organize more than 5 experts to conduct technical review of the pre-evaluation report when pre-evaluating the occupational hazards, and take the expert review opinions as the annex of the pre-evaluation report.
Occupational health technical service institutions shall keep confidential the technology, business secrets and personal privacy of workers involved in the construction unit according to law.
Article 29 When carrying out occupational health examination, the occupational health examination institution shall conduct on-site investigation to find out the types of occupational hazard factors existing in the employing unit, and conduct the examination according to the items specified in the Technical Specification for Occupational Health Surveillance formulated by the Ministry of Health, and shall not omit the items.
To carry out occupational health examination, we should use the unified format of "Yunnan Province Occupational Health Checklist".
Article 30 The occupational health examination institution shall provide the employer with the overall report of occupational health examination, personal result notice and occupational health checklist within 30 days from the end of the health examination. If there are special circumstances that need to extend the time, it shall explain the reasons and inform the employer.
The overall report of occupational health examination shall make a statistical analysis of the examination results, and make clear the problems existing in the occupational disease prevention and control work of the employer and suggestions for improvement.
Thirty-first occupational health examination institutions shall summarize the results of occupational health examination according to the statistical year, and report the summarized data and the list of workers suspected of having occupational contraindications to the local health administrative department at the county level.
The health examination institution shall promptly report the suspected occupational disease emergencies to the local county-level health administrative department.
Article 32 The employing units and workers who apply to the occupational disease diagnosis institutions for occupational disease diagnosis shall provide the information needed for diagnosis.
Occupational disease diagnosis institutions shall, on the basis of occupational disease diagnosis standards, make a comprehensive analysis based on the applicant's exposure history of occupational disease hazards, detection and evaluation of occupational disease hazards in the workplace, clinical manifestations and medical examination results, and make a diagnosis within 30 days.
Article 33 If a worker has suspected occupational disease symptoms within two years after leaving his original post or the original employer, he may apply to the occupational disease diagnosis institution for diagnosis, and the applicant shall provide the information needed for diagnosis.
Thirty-fourth occupational disease diagnosis institutions should make a diagnosis after medical examination or medical observation of suspected occupational disease patients who cannot be diagnosed.
Thirty-fifth provincial and state (city) health administrative departments shall, within 3 months from the date of promulgation of these regulations, designate and publish qualified institutions as occupational disease diagnosis and appraisal institutions to be responsible for occupational disease diagnosis and appraisal.
The occupational disease diagnosis and appraisal institution shall complete the material review within 60 working days after receiving the application for diagnosis and appraisal, and make a diagnosis and appraisal within 60 days.
Article 36 If a party disagrees with the conclusion of occupational disease diagnosis, he may, within 30 days from the date of receiving the certificate of occupational disease diagnosis, apply to the health administrative department of the state (city) where the occupational disease diagnosis institution that made the first diagnosis is located. If a party refuses to accept the conclusion of the first appraisal, he may apply to the provincial health administrative department for final appraisal within 15 days from the date of receiving the occupational disease diagnosis appraisal. The parties may also directly apply to the provincial health administrative department for final appraisal within 30 days from the date of receiving the occupational disease diagnosis certificate.
Employers and workers who apply for diagnosis and appraisal to occupational disease diagnosis and appraisal institutions shall provide the information needed for diagnosis and appraisal.
Article 37 If an employee is diagnosed and identified as suffering from an occupational disease by an occupational disease diagnosis institution or an occupational disease diagnosis and appraisal committee, it shall be deemed as a work-related injury and shall enjoy industrial injury insurance and other occupational disease treatment according to law; If the employer fails to participate in work-related injury insurance according to law, its medical and living security shall be borne by the employer.
Thirty-eighth occupational health service institutions to provide technical services, health examination, diagnosis and identification fees, by the provincial health administrative department in conjunction with the provincial price department to develop.