Gansu nonferrous metal geological survey bureau

Development scale: Gansu Nonferrous Metals Geological Exploration Bureau (hereinafter referred to as Gansu Nonferrous Metals Geological Exploration Bureau) is a prefecture-level institution managed by Gansu Provincial People's Government, an important professional team of geological and mineral exploration in China Nonferrous Metals Geological Exploration System, and the main force of geological prospecting in Gansu Province. There are 2,357 employees worldwide, including 770 professional technicians, accounting for 33% of the total number of employees. It has regional geological survey, solid mineral exploration, geophysical exploration, geochemical exploration, exploration engineering construction, rock and mineral appraisal, etc. 10 majors 16 Grade A, 9 Grade B and 4 Grade C qualifications. The Bureau has jurisdiction over 6 geological prospecting units, 4 wholly-owned enterprises and 2 holding enterprises.

While providing resources protection, great progress has been made in the investigation and prevention of geological disasters, which has provided strong geological technical support and information services for disaster prevention and mitigation, engineering construction, urban and rural planning and industrial development in our province.

With the introduction of national comprehensive exploration policy and new geological prospecting mechanism, geological work has ushered in another rare development opportunity in spring, and the development of geological exploration needs strong talent support. For the bright future of Geological Exploration Bureau, we sincerely invite all elites who are interested in developing geological exploration to join our industry, and we will try our best to provide you with a stage to give full play to your talents and create a brilliant future for non-ferrous geological exploration.

Gansu Nonferrous Geological Exploration Bureau was established in 197 1, and was placed under the leadership of Gansu Provincial People's Government in July 2000. In 200 1 year, it was officially renamed as the Provincial Nonferrous Geological Exploration Bureau, which is a department-level institution directly managed by the Provincial Department of Land and Resources.

The Bureau has 9 county-level institutions (7 institutes and 2 centers): Lanzhou Mineral Exploration Institute, Tianshui Mineral Exploration Institute, Baiyin Mineral Exploration Institute, Zhangye Mineral Exploration Institute, Nonferrous Geological Survey Institute, Mineral Exploration and Development Research Institute, Nonferrous Engineering Survey and Design Institute, Information Center and Logistics Service Center. Four bureau-owned enterprises: Kyushu Exploration and Mining Company, Gansu Nonferrous Engineering Survey and Design Institute, Jinjiang Sunshine Hotel and Tianshui Shanshuiyuan Hotel.

Overall, it has formed four industrial patterns: geological exploration, mining development, industrial exploration and hotel service. It has 27 Grade A qualifications, 16 Grade B qualifications and 28 Grade C qualifications. With complete professional categories, advanced technology and equipment and high personnel quality, it is a comprehensive geological exploration team with important influence in the country.

Since its establishment more than 40 years ago, the Bureau has identified 20 large and above deposits and 4 medium-sized deposits/kloc-0. Outstanding achievements include: the discovery and verification of Xicheng lead-zinc ore field, the second largest lead-zinc mine in China, with a controlled reserve of nearly150,000 tons; The Xiaoliugou tungsten-molybdenum mine in Sunan, Wushan Hot Spring Molybdenum Mine, Lixian Ba Li Gold Mine, Dunhuang Baishan Tungsten Mine, Guazhou Xinjinchang Gold Mine, Subei Shidonggou Silver Polymetallic Mine, Baiyinchang Deep Rich Copper Mine, Sunan Huangshaquan Iron Mine and Tianzhu Ugnigou Coal Mine have been discovered and proved successively. The exploitation of these mineral resources has had a far-reaching impact on the industrial layout and regional economic development of our province.

Legal basis:

Provisions on safety production of metallurgical enterprises and non-ferrous metal enterprises Article 2 These Provisions shall apply to the safety production (including occupational health, the same below) of metallurgical enterprises and non-ferrous metal enterprises (hereinafter referred to as enterprises) and their supervision and management.

Safety production, supervision and management of metal smelting activities in mechanical casting enterprises shall be implemented with reference to these regulations.

Article 3 Metallurgical enterprises mentioned in these Provisions refer to enterprises engaged in ferrous metal smelting, calendering and other production activities.

The term "non-ferrous metal enterprises" as mentioned in these Provisions refers to enterprises engaged in non-ferrous metal smelting, rolling processing and other production activities.

The term "metal smelting" as mentioned in these Provisions refers to the production activities of metallurgical enterprises and non-ferrous metal enterprises engaged in high-temperature molten metal and slag (hereinafter referred to as high-temperature molten metal) reaching the scale (quantity) stipulated by the state.

The specific catalogues of ferrous metal smelting and rolling processing industry and nonferrous metal smelting and rolling processing industry are formulated and published by the State Administration of Work Safety with reference to the National Economic Industry Classification (GB/T4754).

Article 4 An enterprise is the main body responsible for production safety. An enterprise shall bear the management responsibility for the work safety of its branches without legal person status.

Article 5 state administration of work safety shall guide and supervise the safety production of metallurgical enterprises and non-ferrous metal enterprises throughout the country.

The safety production supervision and management departments and relevant departments of the local people's governments at or above the county level (hereinafter referred to as departments responsible for the supervision of metallurgical and non-ferrous metal production) shall supervise and manage the safety production of metallurgical enterprises and non-ferrous metal enterprises within their respective administrative areas in accordance with the responsibilities stipulated by the people's governments at the corresponding levels and the principle of territorial supervision and graded responsibility.