Uiwang City Corporation conducted emergency response training for all employees on September 4 at the Wangsong Lake Camping Site, simulating scenarios involving missing children and heat-related illnesses.
According to the corporation on September 9, this training was designed to improve rapid response capabilities in the event of multiple simultaneous emergencies, moving beyond traditional methods of addressing individual disasters.
This was the first session of the corporation's complex disaster training program tailored to specific work sites.
The training began with the process of receiving a report of a missing child, disseminating information, and controlling access points. It included verifying movement patterns using CCTV, organizing search teams, and conducting on-site searches.
Notably, the training utilized drones equipped with thermal imaging cameras to expand the search area and assess the condition of the found child, followed by emergency measures assuming a heat-related illness scenario, thereby testing actual on-site response procedures.
The corporation confirmed that the training highlighted the need for inter-departmental collaboration and established response protocols in situations requiring simultaneous searches for missing children and emergency responses.
Looking ahead, the safety audit team plans to sequentially conduct complex disaster training for eight facility management departments, reflecting the unique characteristics and major risk factors of each work site.
Additionally, training topics will be selected based on the primary risk factors of each facility, and equipment and technologies applicable in real situations will be utilized to enhance disaster response capabilities.
Uiwang City Corporation President No Seong-hwa stated, “We have reviewed our response procedures and collaboration systems to prepare for complex crisis situations that may arise in real settings. We will continue to conduct training that reflects the characteristics of each work site.”
* This article has been translated by AI.
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