What qualifications do chemical suppliers need?
The qualifications that chemical suppliers need to have mainly include hazardous chemicals operating license and compliance with relevant safe transportation conditions. First, suppliers must obtain a hazardous chemicals business license, which is the necessary proof of legal handling of hazardous chemicals. In order to obtain the license, the supplier needs to meet a series of conditions, including but not limited to: the supplier must be a legally registered company and have the corresponding business scope; Have the required business premises and storage facilities to ensure the safe storage of hazardous chemicals; Professional safety managers and operators, who must receive relevant safety training and have the ability to deal with hazardous chemical incidents; Establish a sound safety management system and emergency plans to deal with possible hazardous chemical accidents. 1
Secondly, suppliers also need to meet the relevant conditions for the safe transportation of hazardous chemicals, including the use of special vehicles that meet the requirements for the transportation of hazardous chemicals, and ensure that the technical condition of the vehicles is good; Equipped with professional drivers and escorts, they must receive relevant safety training, and familiar with the nature of hazardous chemicals and emergency treatment measures; Comply with the safety regulations for the transportation of hazardous chemicals, such as loading, unloading, safety measures during transportation, etc., to ensure the safe transportation of hazardous chemicals.
In addition, suppliers also need to comply with the Regulations on the Safety Management of Hazardous Chemicals and other relevant laws and regulations to ensure the safety of the production, storage, transportation and sales of hazardous chemicals. Suppliers may face legal liability if they violate relevant regulations.