*4.1.3 Position-specific HSE checklist (HSE checklist)*

The "one checklist" in the "two documents and one checklist" refers to the position-specific HSE checklist. It is a form designed according to a scientifically reasonable route (order) to prompt inspection personnel to pay more attention to critical parts or vulnerable components of field hardware facilities that are used or controlled by employees on each position, such as tools and machines, equipment, etc., in order to improve the efficiency of discovering hidden dangers. Each position has its own corresponding checklist. Through using the checklists of all positions, all the field hardware equipment, facilities, tools, and machines can be fully inspected to ensure that they are in a safe condition. The position-specific HSE checklist can not only ensure full inspection and effective management on field objects that are in an unsafe condition but also improve the efficiency of safety inspection.


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**4.2 The content and compilation and application of HSE-TDOC**

The content of HSE guidance includes, but not limited to, the following con-

○ "Job qualifications" and "job responsibilities" are the basic requirements for a position developed by the personnel department based on the characteristics of the position. It is the responsibility of an employee to do a good job in his post. While meeting the qualifications for the position, an employee must also be aware of the responsibilities of the position. Therefore, job qualifications and job responsibilities are the most basic requirements that

○ "Standard operating procedures" and "emergency response procedures" are the core content of the HSE guidance. With the deepening of standardized management in enterprises, basically each conventional operation is provided with standard operating procedures. But due to poor education on these procedures, they were not well understood by employees. So usually operations were carried out beyond the standard procedures, which are the main causes of most accidents. One of the functions of the HSE guidance is to have the employees understand the standard operating procedures by providing them in print to the employees. If necessary, employees may refer to the HSE guidance in advance to prevent nonstandard operations. Emergency response procedures are actually the operating procedures in a state of emergency. Since it keeps relatively stable once established and modified, we can analyze various emergencies that may occur to a specific position and incorporate the corresponding "emergency response procedures" into the HSE guidance specific to the position, so as to improve emergency response

○ "Patrol inspection and main contents" aims to ensure the overall safety of objects. First of all, set the main contents of inspection according to the characteristics of the tools, machines, equipment, facilities, and other hardware items used or managed by the employees on the post, especially critical parts and vulnerable components, based on the principle of territorial management. Then, devise an inspection route to find problems and hazards of the mentioned hardware items, aiming to ensure the overall safety of objects effectively. By the way, "patrol inspection and main contents" in the HSE

guidance is just to govern the use of its HSE checklist.

tents; in other words, the main contents of the HSE guidance are as follows:

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*4.2.1.1 The content of HSE guidance*

• Standard operating procedures

• Emergency response procedures

an employee must meet.

skills of employees.

• Patrol inspection and main contents

*4.2.1 The HSE guidance*

• Job qualifications

• Job responsibilities

**Table 1.** *HSE guidance vs. HSE plan.*
