四川省市场监督管理局办公室通报2025年度特种设备监督检查情况

Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint The Sichuan Provincial Market Supervision Administration has reported on the supervision and inspection of special equipment for the year 2025, highlighting significant issues in compliance, safety management, and operational standards across various sectors, particularly in special equipment production, filling, and inspection. Group 1: Post-Certification Supervision Inspection - A total of 803 special equipment production, filling, and inspection units were inspected, revealing 4,759 issues, including 23 major accident hazards [3][4] - The inspection utilized a combination of focused and random methods, with local inspectors and technical experts forming inspection teams [3] - The identified issues were communicated to the inspected units, and corrective actions were mandated through safety supervision directives [3] Group 2: Major Issues Identified - Many units failed to meet licensing requirements, with discrepancies in office addresses and insufficient staffing in key positions, particularly in elevator installation and gas cylinder filling [4][5] - Quality management systems were found to be ineffective, with many units lacking updated quality manuals and necessary management procedures [4][5] - Technical capabilities were deficient, with incomplete design parameters and inadequate inspection records, raising concerns about the reliability of inspection results [5] Group 3: Chemical Enterprises Special Supervision Inspection - From July to November, a special safety inspection in the chemical sector uncovered 596 issues, with 63 classified as major accident hazards [7][8] - Key problems included the absence of safety management organizations in some enterprises and significant gaps in safety management systems [7][8] - Violations of safety regulations were noted, including unregistered pressure pipelines and overdue inspections of pressure vessels [9] Group 4: Crane Machinery and Special Equipment Inspection - Inspections of crane manufacturing units and construction sites revealed 145 issues, while special equipment inspection institutions reported 824 issues [10][11] - Specific problems included non-compliance with licensing requirements and inadequate safety management practices at construction sites [11][12] - The inspection of special equipment testing institutions highlighted issues with quality management systems and the prevalence of incorrect inspections [14][15] Group 5: Work Requirements and Recommendations - The report emphasizes the need for problem-oriented approaches to rectify identified issues and improve compliance with licensing conditions [17][18] - It calls for the establishment of long-term mechanisms to address recurring problems in resource conditions and quality management systems [17][18] - Enhanced enforcement measures are recommended to address violations, including the revocation of licenses for non-compliant units [17][18]