Recently, China Shenhua was granted a national invention patent for its “Targeted Safety Certification Method, Device, and System Based on Risk Pre-control”, marking a significant breakthrough in the field of safety production for the company.
Current on-site safety production monitoring primarily relies on periodic (regular) inspections by supervisory personnel, which often depends heavily on the experience of inspectors to identify issues, resulting in problems such as lack of targeted monitoring, insufficient oversight, and low efficiency and effectiveness, thereby diminishing the regulatory impact.
The newly patented invention offers a targeted, personalized, and scientific safety supervision technique. It involves setting up safety certification points based on risk assessments of specific operational processes and includes formulating monitoring plans from three dimensions: personnel, methods, and equipment, thereby establishing a targeted safety supervision model. This approach transforms the traditional experience-oriented safety oversight into a more precise and effective system, significantly addressing the blind spots in current safety supervision and solving prominent issues in safety management.
In recent years, China Shenhua has actively delved into the construction of safety management systems and scientific management methods, secured multiple method-based invention patents, and applied for numerous safety standards at national, industrial, and group levels.
