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● in accordance with
92.12.1. "Campus Safety and Disaster Incident Reporting Operation Key Points" issued by the Ministry of Education on 0920168279, Taiwan Army No. XNUMX.
97.07.18. The Ministry of Education issued Taiwan Military (0970140705) No. XNUMX on July XNUMX, XNUMX to amend the "Operation Regulations of the Campus Safety and Disaster Prevention and Rescue Reporting and Processing Center of the Ministry of Education."
99.4.19. "Key Points of Campus Disaster Management in Schools at All Levels" issued by the Ministry of Education on April 0990050406, XNUMX, Taiwan Military Zi (XNUMX) No. XNUMXC.
99.12.6. The resolution of the security joint meeting of the school in the first semester of the 99 academic year on December 1, XNUMX.
100.6.8. The school's 99, resolution of the security joint meeting in the second semester of the 2 academic year.
6. The actual situation and needs of the school.

● the purpose
By integrating the relevant units and administrative resources of school prevention, disaster relief and school security incident prevention, a campus disaster management mechanism is established to implement the concepts of prevention, emergency response and rapid recovery, implement disaster reduction, preparation, response and recovery, and strengthen Our school's disaster prevention and relief facilities and related capabilities are intended to effectively maintain campus peace and safety and minimize campus disaster losses.

● Execute the idea
Taking campus human safety, ground safety and property safety as the main axis, campus disaster management work is divided into four stages: disaster reduction, preparation, response and recovery. In order to deal with natural disasters and man-made hazards that harm the campus, we will integrate existing human and material resources within the school, as well as support from the surrounding areas outside the school, and establish a campus safety management mechanism. In addition to recruiting relevant units and personnel within the school, establishing a complete command system, formulating specific handling practices, and making full use of available resources. Regular and irregular disaster reduction and preparation work are carried out in normal times; when disasters occur, rapid emergency response and recovery are carried out to avoid disasters or reduce the degree of damage and ensure the safety of the campus learning environment, faculty and students.