Facility Management
Article 15 During the warranty period of the construction project, the construction unit is responsible for the management and maintenance of the building's heating facilities. The construction unit may entrust the heating unit to manage and maintain the heating facilities during the warranty period and bear the relevant costs.
Out of the warranty period of the construction project, the heating facilities outside the residential building and the heating facilities inside the building are managed and maintained by the heating unit. The indoor heating facilities of residential heating households that have been heated by households shall be managed by the heat users, and the cost of replacing the heating facilities shall be borne by the heat users, except for losses caused by heating accidents; for residential buildings that have not been heated by households The heating unit is responsible for maintaining the indoor heating facilities of heat users, except for parts that have been dismantled and modified without authorization by heat users.
The heating facility management responsibilities of non-residential heat users shall be agreed upon in the contract by both parties.
Article 16 The unit responsible for the repair and maintenance of the heating facility system shall regularly inspect, repair and update the heating facility system in accordance with the corresponding technical standards and specifications, and shall conduct inspections, repairs and updates on the heating facility system before September 30 of each year. Complete annual maintenance to ensure that the equipment is in good condition during its use period.
Heating units shall withdraw depreciation fees for heating facilities in accordance with relevant national regulations.
Article 17: After the heating facility fails during the heating period, the heating unit shall immediately carry out emergency repairs. For other facilities that affect emergency repairs, the heating unit shall take reasonable emergency response and necessary on-site protection measures, and notify relevant units in a timely manner. Public security, transportation, urban construction and other relevant departments should provide cooperation.
Article 18 When a leakage or other failure occurs in the indoor heating facilities of a residential heating household, which seriously affects the safety of the public and the interests of other residents, the heating unit shall immediately take emergency measures. , and notify relevant heat users in a timely manner; if it is necessary to enter the home for emergency repairs but the heat user cannot arrive at the scene, the heating unit shall obtain the consent of the heat user or his client and report to the public security organ, sub-district office, township people's government Cooperate with property service companies to organize emergency repairs at homes.
If the staff of the heating unit causes property damage to the heat user intentionally or with gross negligence during the emergency repair process, the heating unit shall bear the corresponding liability for compensation; if the loss is caused by the heat user, the heat user shall be responsible for the loss. The user bears responsibility.
Article 19 Heating units shall strengthen energy conservation and emission reduction management of heating facilities, implement system energy conservation transformation, and reduce pollutant emissions and energy consumption. Relevant administrative departments should conduct regular assessments of heating units.
Article 20 Changes in heating facilities or operating rights shall be handled in accordance with the following provisions:
(1) Submit a request to the municipal or district or county (city) heating department in charge of heat supply and use. After the change application is approved, the procedures for changing the heating facilities or operating rights can be handled;
(2) Under the guidance of the municipal or district or county (city) heating department, the transferor shall Sign a transfer agreement with the transferee on management content such as heat sources, external networks, intranets, archive materials, etc., and file it with the municipal or district or county (city) heating department;
(3) The receiving unit should have corresponding qualifications.
Article 21 Within the protection scope of private heating facilities, no unit or individual may engage in the following activities that endanger the safety of private heating facilities:
(1) Constructing buildings, structures or stacking materials;
(2) Using heating pipes and brackets to lay pipelines and hanging objects;
(3) Discharging corrosive liquids;< /p>
(4) Blasting operations;
(5) Other activities that destroy or damage heating pipes and ancillary facilities.
Article 22 If it is really necessary to rebuild, dismantle or relocate heating facilities due to project construction, the construction unit shall submit an application to the heating management agency and can only implement it after approval.
Article 23 If construction is carried out within the protection range of heating facilities for private use, the construction unit shall agree with the heating unit on protective measures. If the heating facilities are damaged during construction, the heating unit shall be promptly notified to repair it, and the construction unit shall bear the repair costs and compensate for the corresponding losses; if it causes losses to relevant units and individuals, it shall bear civil liability.