A Study on Sharing System Construction on Emergency Response Information
Duk Han Kim, Sung Ryun Choi, Young Woo Chon, Sun Min Lee, Hwa Jin Heo · Korean Journal of Hazardous Materials · 2020
Currently, high-risk business sites that handle accident-preparatory materials more than the designated quantity must submit a risk management plan. Through this, the company manages the risk of spreading out of business sites due to chemical handling. However, as the number of chemical businesses in Korea increases day by day, the frequency of accidents and their damage are only increasing. At this time, initial response is important to reduce accident damage, but in small and medium-sized businesses, initial response is not good. To solve this problem, the emergency response information sharing system in the project site management plan should be established to jointly respond to accidents. In this study, we derived information that can be shared in establishing a system for sharing emergency response information among businesses. It also provided guidelines for improving emergency response information and establishing a system for sharing emergency response information among businesses.