South Korea’s Inspection of Risk Management Plans Implementation under CCA
Jun 13, 2019
Nadine He
The National Institute of Chemical Safety will conduct inspections assessing the implementation of risk management plans and will share results with regional communities and fire stations. Results and findings will be utilized to optimize response in the event of a chemical accident.
70 industrial sites are facing inspection this year, 8 of which have already been inspected.
As planned, more than 1,000 industrial sites will be inspected by 2021.
South Korea's Chemical Control Act (CCA) was enacted in 2015, which requests companies installing and operating handling facilities for hazardous chemicals to prepare off-site consequence analysis reports and risk management plans in order to take the highest precautions against chemical accidents.
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