What is emergency management

(1) Basic concepts

Emergency management mainly includes emergency organization system, emergency plan system, emergency security system, emergency training and drills, emergency implementation and assessment, and so on.

Emergency plan: It is a plan of action that has been formulated in advance for all types of emergencies that may occur for the purpose of conducting emergency operations in a rapid and orderly manner.

Incident: It refers to an emergency that causes or may cause casualties, electrical equipment damage, power grid blackouts, environmental damage, and other electric power companies, society and public security and stability, emergency response measures need to be taken to deal with emergencies.

Accidents can occur in any production activity. In the absence of emergency preparedness, there is often heavy loss of life and property after an accident. In the event of emergency preparedness, using pre-planned and practical emergency countermeasures, make full use of all possible forces, quickly control the development after the accident, protect the safety of the on-site staff, and reduce the damage to the environment and property caused by the accident. To the minimum extent.

(2) Emergency plan classification

The emergency plan for the power system is divided into comprehensive plans, special plans, and on-site disposal plans.

1) Comprehensive plan. The content of the comprehensive emergency plan shall meet the following basic requirements: 1 It shall comply with the requirements of the laws, regulations, rules and technical standards related to the emergency; 2 It shall be compatible with accident risk analysis and emergency response capabilities; 3 The division of responsibilities shall be clear and responsibility shall be put in place; 4 Emergency plans for related companies and government agencies are organically linked.

2) Special plan. The special emergency plan is divided into four categories: natural disasters, accident disasters, public health events, and social security events. The main contents include: 1 General Principles; 2 Basic Principles of Emergency Disposal; 3 Types of Event and Harm Analysis; 4 Event Classification; Emergency command agencies and responsibilities; 6 Prevention and early warning; 7 Information reporting; 8 Emergency response; 9 Disposal; 10 Emergency protection training and drills; 11 Supplementary articles.

3) On-site disposal plan. The grass-roots unit or team is based on a detailed analysis of on-site risks and hazard sources for specific specific locations, equipment, facilities, and posts, and for typical types of emergencies (such as personal accidents, power grid accidents, equipment accidents, fire accidents, etc.), Develop corresponding site disposal plans. The main contents include: 1 General; 2 incident characteristics; 3 emergency organization and responsibilities; 4 emergency handling;

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