World Exposition Shanghai China 2010
Special Regulation No. 5
Concerning the
Installation and Operation of Machinery and Equipment
June 2007
Bureau of Shanghai World Expo
Coordination
Article 1 Purpose
Pursuant to Articles 16, 28 and
34 of the General Regulations of the World Exposition Shanghai China 2010
(hereinafter referred to as "Expo 2010"), this Special Regulation specifies the
requirements for the installation and operation of machinery, apparatus and
equipment in Expo 2010 (hereinafter referred to as "equipment").
Article 2 Compliance with Laws and Regulations
1. All
official participants shall comply with the relevant laws, regulations and rules
of China, the General Regulations and the Special Regulations of Expo 2010, and
the additional instructions and directives issued by the Organizer (hereinafter
jointly referred to as "Laws and Regulations").
2. Additional instructions
and directives are issued by the Organizer to provide more information on
related subjects and further specify the rights and obligations of official
participants and the Organizer.
Article 3 The Organizer's Rights of
Indemnity
The Organizer shall assume no responsibility for any
damage or loss resulting from the installation and operation of equipment by
official participants in violation of the Laws and Regulations.
Article 4 Safety of Equipment
Official participants
shall ensure the safety of design, manufacturing and installation of all
equipment to be used for Expo 2010 and their safe operation.
Article 5
Application for Equipment Operation
1. Before the operation of equipment,
official participants shall submit to the Organizer test run application
documents including specifications on type, model, weight and other technical
perimeters of the equipment, as well as operation manual and other documents
required by the Organizer.
2. The Organizer has the authority to inspect and
test the equipment in operation that belongs to official participants when
necessary, a right that shall be respected by official
participants.
Article 6 Operation of Equipment
Equipment
shall be operated by official participants at specified locations and time under
clean and environment-friendly conditions.
Article 7 Safety
Measures
1. Official participants shall designate technical
supervisors to be in charge of the operation safety of equipment, take necessary
measures to guarantee the safety of operators and visitors, and prevent the
operation of equipment from causing any harm or damage to exhibits, pavilions
and the surrounding facilities.
2. Official participants shall,
notwithstanding entrusting the installation and operation of equipment to a
third party, be responsible for the safety of the equipment and its operation.
3. Official participants shall, in accordance with relevant provisions,
ensure sufficient space between the equipment in operation and the passages and
exhibits in the pavilions, and set up barriers as needed to guarantee the
unimpeded passages and the safety of visitors.
4. Official participants
shall take necessary measures to prevent harm to visitors and staff caused by
heat radiation, flashes, sparks, dust, vibrations, noise, offensive odors,
electromagnetic waves, high harmonic waves as well as solid and water pollution
and soil contamination, etc. resulting from the use of equipment. The Organizer
may give advice on environmental protection to official participants regarding
the operation of equipment.
5. Official participants shall ensure that
operators of equipment have received required technical training, and appoint,
pursuant to the Laws and Regulations, personnel with professional qualification
to operate particular types of equipment.
6. Official participants shall,
before operation, file for record with the Organizer relevant name lists and
contact information of all operators in accordance with the Organizer's
regulations.
Article 8 Examination of Equipment
The
Organizer may issue necessary directives to official participants regarding
equipment examination and other related matters. Official participants shall
observe such directives.
Article 9 Handling of Inflammable and
Explosive Substances
Official participants shall carry out proper
safety measures to prevent any hazard or accident arising from the use or
creation of gasoline, alcohol, gas, compressed air and other inflammable and
explosive substances during equipment installation and
operation.
Article 10 Fire Prevention
An official
participant shall designate a superintendent in charge of fire prevention,
establish a working mechanism of post responsibility, arrange proper training on
fire prevention for its staff, formulate plans on fire control and emergency
evacuation, install fire prevention apparatus and other essential anti-explosion
equipment in the pavilion pursuant to the Laws and Regulations, and file the
aforementioned information for record with the Organizer.
Article 11
Directives by the Organizer
The Organizer may, as it deems
necessary or upon detection of any potential accident in equipment or its
operation, direct the official participant concerned to suspend or restrict the
operation, remove the equipment in question or take proper measures within
specified period of time. Expenses arising therefrom shall be borne by the
official participant. The participant concerned shall abide by the directives
given by the Organizer in such case.
Article 12 Emergency
Plan
An official participant shall prepare an emergency plan for
equipment operation. In case of any accident or other emergency, the official
participant shall carry out such plan and report to the Organizer immediately.
In case of a major accident such as fire or explosion, the official participant
shall, in addition to implementing the emergency plan, report to the Organizer
and relevant authorities promptly and follow the directives given in such
situation.