T/NJYJ 005-2024 Guidelines for Risk Management and Inspection and Management of Safety Concerns in Existing Medical Facilities
T/NJYJ 005-2024 Guidelines for Risk Management and Inspection and Management of Safety Concerns in Existing Medical Facilities
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Main technical content: To thoroughly implement the important remarks and instructions of General Secretary Xi Jinping on safety in production, uphold the principle of putting people first and prioritizing life, and balance development with safety. We regard the safety of existing buildings as an important part of public safety, and follow the principles of "joint responsibility of the party and government, dual responsibilities of each post, and accountability for dereliction of duty" and "three controls and three musts". We implement the requirements of national and provincial governments on strengthening the management of existing building safety, comprehensively strengthen the responsibility of users for safety, strive to build a full-chain responsibility system for existing building safety, eliminate existing building safety hazards, and resolutely prevent mass casualty accidents. Based on laws and regulations such as the "Special Action Plan for the Investigation and Remediation of Safety Hazards in Existing Buildings in Jiangsu Province", the "Regulations on Safety Risk Management of Production and Operation Units in Jiangsu Province", the "General Code for Maintenance and Renovation of Existing Buildings", and the "General Code for Appraisal and Reinforcement of Existing Buildings", and combined with actual work situations, this guide was developed. Multiple mass casualty accidents caused by buildings, such as the collapse of the auxiliary building of Siji Kaiyuan Hotel in Wujiang District of Suzhou City on July 12, the particularly serious collapse of a self-built residential building in Changsha, Hunan on April 29, and the major collapse accident at the 34th Middle School of Qiqihar City on July 23, are shocking. Poor quality of building structures, unreasonable structures, illegal and irregular over-construction beyond the limit of bearing capacity, and failure to effectively deal with major safety hazards are the direct causes of the accidents. At the sa