Journal of Engineering Research

The scale of mining operations continues to expand, bringing increasing safety risks due to complex geological conditions and high-intensity work. Establishing a scientific safety production standardization management system has become the core path for mining companies to break through safety bottlenecks. This article focuses on the practical needs of system construction, delving into key aspects such as standardized process design, institutional framework establishment, and dynamic implementation mechanisms. It combines data-driven outcomes like reduced accident rates and improved management efficiency to systematically demonstrate the effectiveness of system implementation, providing a practical model for industry safety management.

Mining enterprises; Safe production; Standardized management; System construction; Implementation effect