Mining enterprise compliance management practice points seven: project construction compliance

9. Complete the pre-assessment of occupational hazards and the design review of occupational disease prevention facilities

The occupational-disease-inductive pre-evaluation shall be carried out and the pre-evaluation report shall be prepared during the feasibility study stage of the construction project. After the preparation of the report, the principal person in charge of the construction unit or its designated person in charge shall organize occupational health professionals to review the pre-assessment report of occupational disease hazards and form review opinions.

The construction unit shall, prior to construction, design the occupational-disease-prevention facilities in accordance with the requirements of the relevant laws, regulations, rules and standards for occupational-disease-prevention. After the design of the occupational-disease-prevention facilities is completed, the principal person in charge of the construction unit or the designated person in charge shall organize professional and technical personnel of occupational health to conduct review and form review opinions.

10. Conduct inquiry and approval of the project's overburden mineral resources

Before the site selection of a mine project, the construction unit shall inquire with the provincial natural resources authorities about the mineral resource planning, mineral resource distribution and the setting of mining rights in the area where the proposed project is located. If important mineral resources are not overlaid, the competent department of natural resources at the provincial level shall issue a certificate of non-overlaying important mineral resources; If it is really necessary to repress important mineral resources, the construction unit shall prepare an assessment report on the repress important mineral resources of the construction project, and perform the examination and approval procedures for the repress important mineral resources.

11. Go through construction land procedures

Mining land belongs to construction land, and construction units shall go through the procedures for construction land according to law. In mining projects, land for energy projects belongs to the scope of land expropriation, and after the government goes through the procedures for expropriation and conversion, land is supplied to mining enterprises in the form of compensated transfer or allocation. The land used for mining projects other than energy projects does not belong to the scope of land expropriation, and the problem of mining land can be solved by transferring or leasing the collective management construction land from land owners to mining enterprises.

12. Complete the exploration of cultural relics

In undertaking a large capital construction project, the construction unit shall report in advance to the administrative department for cultural relics of the people's government of the province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government to organize units engaged in archaeological excavations to carry out archaeological investigations and exploration in places where cultural relics may be buried within the scope of the project. For a mine project requiring exploration for cultural relics, the construction unit shall, before starting construction, apply to the administrative department for cultural relics for underground exploration for cultural relics. After the completion of the exploration, the administrative department for cultural relics shall issue a notice of the completion of the exploration for cultural relics.