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Safety requirements for agrochemical supplier

The safety requirements for agrochemical supplier mainly include the following aspects:

Qualification requirements: Suppliers must possess legal business qualifications and certificates, including business license, hazardous chemical business license, etc. In addition, suppliers must strictly operate in accordance with national laws, regulations, and standards in terms of procurement to ensure the quality and safety of hazardous chemicals.

Safety management system: Suppliers should establish a sound safety management system, including personnel management, safety education, emergency plans, safety inspections, and other related systems. Suppliers must have safety management systems and risk control measures, and be able to provide corresponding documents and proof materials.

Risk control: Suppliers need to identify, analyze, evaluate, and control their own risks to prevent and reduce the hazards posed by hazardous chemicals. This includes classified storage of hazardous chemicals, establishment of storage tanks, cabinets and other facilities, and implementation of classified management and fire and explosion prevention measures.

Transportation and reception: Suppliers should choose carriers with hazardous material transportation qualifications to ensure that the transportation vehicles meet the relevant requirements for hazardous material transportation. When receiving chemicals, it is necessary to check whether the container is intact, whether the labels are clear, and confirm that there are no leaks or damages.

Storage management: Suppliers should store chemicals of different categories separately to prevent reactions or cross contamination. The storage area should be well ventilated, with temperature and humidity controlled within the chemical safety parameters to avoid changes in chemical properties due to environmental factors. In addition, sufficient leak detection devices, fire prevention facilities, and emergency equipment should be equipped.

During the usage phase, suppliers need to ensure that all employees who use chemicals receive adequate safety training, are familiar with the risks of chemicals, and are aware of emergency response measures. Provide workers with appropriate personal protective equipment (such as gloves, goggles, gas masks, etc.) to prevent exposure to harmful substances.

Waste disposal: Suppliers should handle the generated waste properly to prevent pollution and harm to the environment and human health. Waste should be classified and managed, and qualified third parties should be entrusted to handle chemical waste to ensure that waste disposal complies with environmental regulations.