Research on Enterprise Emergency Rescue Command System
Xiaohu Wen
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Xiaohu Wen
Abstract
This paper analyses the situation of emergency rescue in domestic enterprises,in which the various kinds of safety information is collected and utilized by using computer technology,which provides technolgoical support and information service for emergency rescue and decision-making of enterprises.According to the characteristics and requests of emergency rescue work in enterprise,system structure,design principles and function modes are analyzed and described.The system realizes automated monitoring and management to emergency agencies, supplies,basic information,communications and aided decision-making.Through the regular emergency drills,enterprises can continuously improve the level of safety management and emergency rescue.
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This paper analyses the situation of emergency rescue in domestic enterprises,in which the various kinds of safety information is collected and utilized by using computer technology,which provides technolgoical support and information service for emergency rescue and decision-making of enterprises.According to the characteristics and requests of emergency rescue work in enterprise,system structure,design principles and function modes are analyzed and described.The system realizes automated monitoring and management to emergency agencies, supplies,basic information,communications and aided decision-making.Through the regular emergency drills,enterprises can continuously improve the level of safety management and emergency rescue.
Key concepts: Emergency rescue, Emergency management, Function (biology), Service (business), Work (physics), Engineering management, Emergency response, Process management