What Does an Incident Manager Do?

Public emergency management, also called public crisis management, is an emergency public relationship.

Public emergency management

Public emergency management generally includes

According to the nature, severity, controllability, and scope of influence of various types of emergency public events, the overall plan divides emergency public events into four levels, namely (particularly significant), (significant), and (Larger) and (fair).

Level 4 warning "red, orange, yellow, blue"

According to the degree of harm, urgency and development situation that public emergency may cause, the early warning levels are divided into 4 levels:

Especially serious is red indicates

Severe is Grade II

The overall plan divides public emergencies into 4 categories

Natural disasters-mainly including flood and drought disasters, meteorological disasters, earthquake disasters, geological disasters, marine disasters, biological disasters, forest and grassland fires, etc .;

Accidents and disasters-including various types of safety accidents, transportation accidents, public facilities and equipment accidents, environmental pollution and ecological damage incidents in industrial, mining, commerce and other enterprises;

Public health incidents-mainly including infectious disease outbreaks, diseases of unknown cause in groups, food safety and occupational hazards, animal epidemics, and other events that seriously affect public health and life safety;

Social security incidents-mainly including terrorist attacks, economic security incidents, and foreign-related emergencies.

"National Emergency Plan for Public Emergencies"

The State Council has specially formulated the "National Overall Emergency Plan for Public Emergencies", which is divided into 6 chapters and more than 30 articles, including general outline, organizational system, operating mechanism, emergency handling, emergency guarantee, supervision and management, and supplementary regulations. Promulgated and implemented on January 8, 2006.

The overall plan is the general outline of the national emergency plan system. It clarifies the classification and classification of various types of public emergencies and the framework of the plan. It also provides the State Council's organizational system and working mechanism for responding to major public emergencies. Regulatory documents for public emergencies. The overall plan clearly proposes six working principles for responding to various types of public emergencies: people-oriented and harm reduction; peace of mind, prevention first; unified leadership and hierarchical responsibility; standardized and strengthened management according to law; rapid response and coordinated response; relying on science and technology to improve Quality.

Law of the People's Republic of China on Emergency Response

The "Emergency Response Law of the People's Republic of China" was adopted by the 29th meeting of the Standing Committee of the Tenth National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China on August 30, 2007, and came into effect on November 1, 2007.

This law consists of 7 chapters and 70 articles, which are divided into general principles, prevention and emergency preparedness, monitoring and early warning, emergency treatment and rescue, post-event recovery and reconstruction, legal liability, and supplementary provisions. The law was formulated to prevent and reduce emergencies, control, mitigate and eliminate serious social hazards caused by emergencies, regulate emergency response activities, protect people's lives and property safety, and maintain national security, public safety, and the environment Security and social order. In addition, the Emergency Response Law also stipulates that the occurrence of a particularly serious emergency that poses a major threat to the safety of people's lives and property, national security, public safety, environmental safety or social order, and adopts this law and other relevant laws, regulations, and rules. The emergency response measures that cannot eliminate or effectively control and mitigate its serious social harm and need to enter the state of emergency shall be determined by the Standing Committee of the National People s Congress or the State Council in accordance with the powers and procedures stipulated by the Constitution and other relevant laws.