Rain and Snow Severe Weather Emergency Plan for Road Transport

Road Transportation Rain and Snow Bad Weather Emergency Plan 1

In order to strengthen school safety work, ensure the safe work of teachers and students of the school, create a harmonious campus, and prevent the occurrence of safety accidents in rain and snow weather , and can handle emergencies quickly, timely and properly, effectively reducing the occurrence of safety accidents in rain and snow weather. In accordance with the relevant requirements of superiors and relevant laws and regulations, this plan is formulated based on the actual situation of our school.

1. School Rain and Snow Weather Safety Leading Group

Team leader: xxx

Fully responsible for campus rain and snow weather safety work, the first person responsible for campus safety.

Deputy team leader: xxx xxx

Team members: xxx xxx xxx Class teachers

2. Division of responsibilities

Principal: First The responsible person is responsible for doing the overall work.

Vice principal: the person directly responsible for taking the lead in organizing and convening meetings.

Office: Responsible for work coordination.

General Affairs Office: Responsible for the blanket inspection and registration of school buildings, canteens, facilities, toilets, walls and surrounding buildings on campus, communicating with teachers and parents, and hanging safety warning signs or slogan.

Teaching Office: Responsible for scheduling and arranging courses during special periods.

Moral Education Office and Security Management Office: Responsible for the safety arrangements at the school gate, vehicles, etc., and drafting emergency plans, organizing relevant information and student safety and discipline requirements, etc.

Youth League Committee: Assist in holding a special safety education radio meeting on rain and snow weather response work, and do a good job in publicity work.

Responsibilities: In special times, everyone has responsibilities; it is unavoidable to fulfill one's duties.

3. Emergency measures

1. Convene an emergency working meeting of the school leadership group, establish a leading group for rain and snow weather response, and formulate an emergency plan. The leadership team conducted a blanket inspection of the school buildings, canteens, facilities, toilets, walls and surrounding buildings on campus. Convene a meeting of all class teachers, arrange and arrange a special class meeting on safety education in rain and snow weather.

2. Each class held a special class meeting on safety education in rain and snow weather.

3. The school held a special meeting for all faculty and staff on rain and snow weather response.

4. Convene a special radio report meeting on the school's rain and snow weather response work.

5. Depending on the snow conditions, the school will adjust the curriculum at any time and take measures such as postponing school times, adjusting classes, and suspending classes.

6. Based on the investigation situation, make timely rectifications to places with potential safety hazards.

7. As soon as the rain and snow stop, teachers and students should be promptly organized to clear the snow on the main roads and places on campus.

8. Strengthen on-duty emergency response work. The school implements a 24-hour on-duty (according to daily duty) and leadership system to ensure smooth communication and timely reporting of relevant situations.

Contact number: Principal’s Office xxxxxxxxxxxxx

IV. Specific requirements

1. Members of the school leadership team should have a clear division of responsibilities, and the leaders on duty must be responsible and strict. Responsible for their duties, do a good job in on-duty inspections within the school, and properly handle emergencies.

2. Faculty, staff and family members should take safety precautions in rainy and snowy weather, pay attention to travel safety, try to ride less or not ride bicycles, electric vehicles, motorcycles, etc., and avoid using electricity indoors. The safety of coal burning, baking fire and gas should be ensured to prevent the occurrence of unsafe accidents. If any major accident occurs, it should be reported to the school in time for safe solution and handling. At the same time, snow in front of, behind, and on trees and roofs should be cleared promptly.

3. When the class teacher encounters special weather such as rain or snow, he must quickly go to the class, educate students in a timely and targeted manner to pay attention to safety, and arrange an orderly dismissal according to the school's unified arrangements, and urge students to go home on time. . The teacher who teaches the last class in the morning and afternoon should do a good job in safety education when school is over, hoping that students will pay attention to safety on the way.

4. All students should pay attention to the following in special weather conditions such as rain and snow:

(1) Traffic safety on the way to and from school, try to go together or be picked up by parents, and at the same time You should try to ride as little or as little as possible on bicycles, electric vehicles, motorcycles, etc., do not ride on three-no vehicles, and take the initiative to avoid vehicles when walking.

(2) Do not walk, stay or play under eaves, billboards, big trees, telephone poles and other buildings that are easy to fall or break, to avoid unnecessary injuries such as falling objects.

(3) When walking in school, going up and down stairs, corridors, classrooms and other places, you should be careful of falls and injuries. You should not fight or push, and you must pay attention to safety.

(4) Keep warm in rainy, snowy and cold weather to prevent influenza.

(5) Assist parents to do a good job in home safety precautions. Particular attention should be paid to the safety of indoor electricity, coal burning, fire baking, and gas to prevent unsafe accidents. If a major incident occurs, they should Do a good job in self-rescue and calling for help to avoid unnecessary losses and injuries. At the same time, parents should be helped to clean up the snow in front and behind the house, on trees and roofs, etc.

(6) Whether at home school or on the way to and from school, snowball fights, skiing, and skating are not allowed to avoid injuries, falls, drowning, etc.

6. Implementation of the plan

This plan will be implemented from the time it is formulated.

For matters not covered, the emergency notification of the day shall prevail. Road Transportation Rain and Snow Bad Weather Emergency Plan 2

In order to strengthen school safety work, ensure the safety work of teachers and students across the school, create a harmonious campus, prevent the occurrence of safety accidents in the current rain and snow weather, and provide quick and timely , Properly handle emergencies and effectively reduce the occurrence of safety accidents in rain and snow weather. According to the spirit of the Ministry of Education documents and district education documents, this plan is formulated based on the actual situation of our school.

1. School Rain and Snow Weather Safety Leadership Group

Team leader:

Deputy team leader:

Team members:

2. Scope of severe weather

Strong wind, thunder and lightning, rain and snow (medium to large), hail, etc.

3. Safety work measures

1. All staff on duty that day should be on duty, arrive at school at 7:10 in the morning, and arrive at the school gate 10 minutes before school ends to guide students to leave safely and orderly The teaching building and the school gate. See duty requirements for specific requirements.

2. Relevant personnel of the safety leadership team should arrive at their posts in time. When encountering rain or snow, they should notify students of all grades in advance to get out of school on time, and guide students to leave the campus safely at the gate, teaching building and other areas, and guide parents Stand on both sides of the gate to pick up students.

3. The head teacher will strengthen inspections during recess to ensure that students do not chase and fight during recess and ensure the safety of recess activities. In the event of an emergency evacuation, students should be evacuated within the class and everyone should perform their own responsibilities to ensure that students in the class leave the class safely and orderly. The class teacher must wait until the last student has left the school before leaving.

4. Each class teacher uses telephone and other communication means to ask parents to educate their children to pay attention to safety on the way to and from school to ensure that there are no accidents on the way to and from school.

5. The safety leading group organizes personnel to clear the snow on the main roads in the campus, conduct timely inspections of potential safety hazards in campus buildings, report problems immediately, and make timely rectifications.

6. For unfinished matters, emergency notification shall prevail.

4. Emergency announcement and subsequent items

1. Severe weather emergency plans are formulated by the principal’s office and are temporarily announced on the school radio based on specific weather conditions.

2. After severe weather is declared, all departments should go all out to organize various tasks and resolutely prevent the phenomenon of doing nothing when major events are in progress.

3. For those who leave their posts without caring about students during bad weather, they will be talked to, criticized, punished and even held responsible according to the seriousness of the case. Road Transportation Rain and Snow Severe Weather Emergency Plan 3

Low temperature rain and snow weather has had a certain impact on road transportation.

In accordance with the spirit of the instructions of the main leaders of the provincial and municipal governments on ensuring smooth roads in response to rain and snow weather, and combined with the actual situation of our city, the following emergency plan has been formulated.

1. Basic principles of emergency response

When disaster weather such as rain, snow or ice occurs, affecting the smooth flow of roads and stranding a large number of passengers, the emergency plan should be activated immediately, and emergency work should follow unified leadership. Based on the principle of hierarchical responsibility, the emergency plan adopts the approach of "prevention first, combining prevention with resistance" to improve the comprehensive defense and handling capabilities in response to rain, snow and freezing disasters, carry out emergency response work quickly, orderly and efficiently, focusing on "one The work of "anti-three guarantees" is: resisting disasters, ensuring smooth traffic, ensuring transportation, and ensuring safety, effectively ensuring the safety of people's lives and property, minimizing losses caused by rain, snow and freezing disasters, maintaining social stability, and promoting sustained and healthy economic development.

2. The composition and responsibilities of emergency agencies

The Yingtan Municipal Transportation Bureau has established an emergency leading group to respond to rain, snow and ice disasters and keep roads smooth, and is responsible for the city's transportation system in rain, snow and ice disasters. Response work to keep roads smooth. The members of the leading group are as follows:

Team leader:

Deputy leader:

Members:

The leading group has an office, and the office is At the Municipal Highway Office. The director of the office is Wu Jiang, contact number (fax): xx, mobile phone: xx

The members of the leading group are the Emergency Office of the Municipal Transportation Bureau, the Municipal Transportation Management Office, the Municipal Highway Office, and the Guixi Municipal Transportation Bureau , Yujiang County Transportation Bureau, Longhu Mountain Scenic Area Transportation Bureau

Responsibilities of member units:

Municipal Transportation Bureau Emergency Office: Responsible for road smoothness coordination and logistics support.

Municipal Transportation Management Office: Responsible for the unified deployment of emergency vehicles and disaster relief vehicles to keep roads smooth throughout the city.

Municipal Highway Office: Responsible for organizing emergency repairs and smooth flow of rural roads in the city and information reporting.

County (city, district) transportation bureaus: Under the leadership and command of the municipal transportation bureau’s emergency response to rain, snow, and ice disasters and road maintenance emergency work leading group and the county (city, district) government, specific responsibilities Maintain smooth roads within their respective jurisdictions, and implement the reserve of road maintenance materials.

3. Activation and release of emergency plans

Activation: After the rain, snow and ice disaster forecast is released, the emergency plan will be activated according to the unified deployment of relevant municipal and county departments.

Cancellation: If the following conditions are met, it can be canceled only with the consent of the relevant city and county departments.

1. The danger has been eliminated and the road is open again.

2. The on-site rescue activities have ended.

3. Personnel threatened by danger can safely leave the danger area and be well accommodated.

IV. Emergency Preparedness

After the emergency plan is activated, all members and relevant units shall make the following preparations within 2 hours:

1. Contact the city in a timely manner , county-level emergency departments and other relevant departments and relevant leaders to contact and coordinate, guide emergency rescue and aftermath handling work, promptly report to relevant leaders for instructions, and contact relevant departments to coordinate emergency rescue-related matters.

2. Transportation and highway departments at all levels are responsible for organizing personnel to make preparations for road repairs, gathering road repair teams, deploying materials and equipment for road repairs, and taking measures such as spreading salt and sand on ice and snow roads to remove snow. De-icing, adding sacks, straw bags, straw and other measures to bridges and other key sections to repair highway traffic in a timely manner. If it is difficult to repair in time, you should request support from the higher authorities.

3. Road transportation management departments at all levels are responsible for establishing transportation teams in accordance with the requirements for emergency passenger and freight transportation, and implementing transportation vehicles, loading and unloading equipment and related disaster relief tools to meet emergency rescue needs.

4. The leading group office is responsible for the logistics support of vehicles, personnel and equipment required for emergency rescue response command and coordination work, and ensuring smooth flow of information with relevant city and county leaders and departments.

5. All units should strengthen information dispatch, grasp emergency situations, conduct transportation command and evacuation of personnel and materials, maintain traffic order, and investigate potential safety hazards on rural roads and deal with them in a timely manner.

6. If you need support from other units, apply to the people's governments at the city and county levels.

5. Emergency Actions

The main actions for emergency response to rain, snow and freezing disasters are:

1. Under the unified leadership and arrangement of relevant municipal and county departments, Get into position quickly and be ready at any time. In particular, the road repair team and road transportation team must be led by the main leaders of each unit to ensure that they are well-staffed and well-equipped.

2. In accordance with the unified deployment of relevant municipal and county departments, first ensure the safety and smooth flow of emergency and disaster relief roads, carry out emergency repair and reinforcement of roads in a timely manner, and formulate scientific detour plans in advance. Secondly, ensure the emergency transportation of rescue and disaster relief personnel and materials, and dispatch road transport emergency and disaster relief fleets in accordance with the principle of focusing first and then general. Disaster relief convoys enter the hardest-hit areas or designated locations according to designated routes, quickly carry out rescue operations, rescue and transport disaster-stricken people and important national property, and transport the urgently needed daily necessities of the disaster-stricken people.

3. According to changes in the disaster situation and disaster relief needs, timely and local conditions are met, and other social vehicles are dispatched to meet road transportation needs.

6. Requirements for emergency work

All member units should further improve their understanding of the importance and urgency of preventing rain, snow and freezing disasters, prepare for rainy days, and do a solid job in all aspects. Response preparation work.

First, strengthen close contact with the meteorological department, timely grasp weather changes, make mid- and long-term forecasts of weather conditions, publicize prevention and response measures, and enhance the people's awareness and ability of disaster prevention and avoidance.

The second is to formulate emergency plans for road blockages and closures that may be caused by freezing rain and snow, implement emergency measures and responsibilities, clarify the composition of the road repair team, and reserve snow-melting salt, sacks, straw bags, iron Emergency supplies such as shovels, brooms, and snow chains.

The third is to do a good job in the investigation and management of various hidden dangers and strictly prevent the occurrence of secondary disasters.

The fourth is to do a good job in duty work under severe weather of rain, snow, freezing and freezing, and strictly implement the leadership and 24-hour duty system. From the time the emergency response is initiated to the end of the disaster, a daily reporting system will be adhered to. All relevant units will report information to the Municipal Bureau Leading Group Office before 10:00 and 15:30 every day.

Fifth, we must do a good job in maintaining road traffic and organizing transportation. Once a major rain, snow, or ice disaster or traffic interruption or congestion occurs, we must report it to the municipal bureau leadership group in a timely manner and actively handle emergency situations. , to ensure safe and smooth roads. Road Transportation Rain and Snow Severe Weather Emergency Plan 4

In order to do a good job in the city's education and sports system to prevent rain, snow, freezing and severe weather, and to ensure the safety of teachers and students' lives and property, in accordance with the "People's Revolution of the People's Republic of China and the National The requirements of the Emergency Response Law, the Hebei Provincial People's Government's "Opinions on Comprehensively Strengthening Emergency Management" (Jizheng No. 20xx24), and the Botou City Education and Sports Bureau's "Botou City Education and Sports System Emergency Response Plan", This plan is formulated based on the actual situation of our city.

1. Guiding ideology

Guided by the spirit of the "18th National Congress" and based on the national, provincial and municipal "Safety Production Law", in order to protect the lives of teachers, students and employees With the goal of property safety, we actively carry out various preventive and response work to deal with the severe weather of rain, snow, ice and freezing to ensure the smooth development of various education and teaching work in winter and spring for primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in the city.

2. Working principles

Unified command, hierarchical management, overall linkage, and implementation.

3. Basis for preparation and scope of application

This plan is based on the "Emergency Response Law of the People's Republic of China" and the "Regulations on Strengthening Emergency Management" of Hebei Province and Cangzhou City "Work Opinions" and other relevant regulations are formulated and apply to all primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in the city.

4. Organizational Structure

(1) Leadership Organization

The Botou City Education and Sports Bureau established a headquarters to prevent rain, snow, freezing and severe weather disasters

Commander-in-chief: Chen Lei

Deputy commander-in-chief: xx

Members: heads of departments of the bureau, principals of primary and secondary schools, and kindergarten directors

(2) Operation management organization

The Botou City Education and Sports System Management Office (Safety Department) for the prevention of rain, snow, freezing and severe weather disasters was established to be responsible for the business guidance and reporting of daily rain, snow, freezing and severe weather disaster prevention work , information communication work.

Person in charge: Deng Yong

(3) Emergency measures

1. Implement the top leader responsibility system

(1) The main leader of the Education and Sports Bureau is responsible for the overall work, and the leaders in charge provide specific guidance to primary and secondary schools and kindergartens for implementation.

(2) Members of the Education and Sports Bureau team will do a good job in the implementation of the covered primary and secondary schools and kindergartens.

(3) The principals or principals of primary and secondary schools and kindergartens are responsible for the implementation of various tasks in their units.

2． Primary and secondary schools and kindergartens must promptly understand and deal with potential safety hazards caused by rain, snow and ice, including school buildings and other building facilities, carports, basketball hoops, bulletin boards, flagpoles, wires and other equipment and facilities, flowers and trees, etc., and repair any damage in a timely manner .

3. Implement a one-day reporting system for disasters.

The Education and Sports Bureau office communicates with higher-level governments, competent departments, and meteorological departments in a timely manner to understand and release early warning information. The offices of primary and secondary schools and kindergartens have designated personnel responsible for the transmission of telephone and online information. Once a disaster occurs, it will be reported step by step in the shortest possible time to provide quick and effective support for command decision-making.

(4) Warning levels

Snow disaster warning signals are divided into three levels, represented by yellow, orange and red respectively.

1. The meaning of the yellow warning signal: Rain, snow and ice that may affect traffic may occur within 12 hours.

2. The meaning of the orange warning signal: Rain and snow that may have a greater impact on traffic may occur within 6 hours, or freezing rain and snow may have a greater impact on traffic and may continue.

3. The meaning of the red warning signal: Snowfall that has a great impact on traffic may occur within 2 hours, or rain and snow that has a great impact on traffic has already occurred and may continue.

(5) Emergency response

1. General (Level III). All primary and secondary schools and kindergartens report to the Municipal Education and Sports Bureau office, and the top leaders and leading groups of each unit will respond according to the disaster situation. Concretely implement emergency command work.

2. For more severe cases (Level II), all primary and secondary schools and kindergartens should report to the Municipal Education and Sports Bureau office and the Rain, Snow and Freeze Disaster Prevention Headquarters, which will be personally directed by the deputy director in charge and the principal of each unit. , the principal assists in emergency rescue work.

3. Serious (Level I), all primary and secondary schools and kindergartens should report to the Botou City Education and Sports System Blizzard Disaster Prevention Headquarters as soon as possible, and the Education and Sports Bureau will direct the rain, snow, freezing and severe weather disaster prevention command Under the unified command of the Ministry of Emergency Management, the principal and kindergarten director actively assisted in emergency disaster relief work.

(6) Emergency response

1. All primary and secondary schools and kindergartens must formulate school safety emergency plans for severe weather and promptly grasp early warning information of rain, snow and ice. Make correct judgments in a timely manner based on early warning signals at different levels, and notify parents of students through various methods. When bad weather such as rain, snow, and ice affects the normal movement of students to and from school, with the consent of the Education and Sports Bureau, the school can adjust schedules, take safety measures such as suspending classes, ending school early or late, notifying parents to pick up and drop off, and escorting teachers.

2. All primary and secondary schools and kindergartens should contact parents in a timely manner when there is a sudden change in weather or the disaster level signal is red. They must make correct judgments as soon as possible and follow up immediately. Make timely adjustments to changes in weather. At the same time, report to the Municipal Education and Sports Bureau in the shortest possible time.

3. All primary and secondary schools and kindergartens should increase the management of vehicles for picking up and dropping off students, and especially conduct inspections of road conditions before and after the onset of severe weather to prevent traffic accidents.

4. After the freezing rain and snow, all primary and secondary schools and kindergartens should immediately carry out self-rescue and disaster reduction work, promptly organize faculty and staff to clean up the snow on campus, and ensure smooth passages for students in the school. Warning signs are set up in important parts of the campus, and people in high-risk areas are evacuated and sealed with cordons and protective nets. When necessary, dedicated personnel are placed under supervision to ensure nothing goes wrong. At the same time, various forms of safety education activities should be carried out to further enhance the self-prevention awareness of teachers and students.

5． Strengthen prevention of rain, snow and freezing disasters. Take effective measures to prevent damage to roofs, bulletin boards and other facilities.

5. Work requirements

1. Primary, secondary and secondary schools and kindergartens should strengthen on-duty and security work during rain, snow and freezing periods, so that there are people on duty 24 hours a day. The main leaders of the unit and the leaders in charge must maintain smooth communication 24 hours a day.

2． Conduct safety hazard investigations to prevent secondary or other safety accidents.

3． Strengthen the management of special vehicles for transporting students to prevent traffic accidents.

4． Implement the accountability system. Leaders of each unit must do a good job in the implementation of various tasks. For those who cause adverse consequences due to dereliction of duty or poor management, the Education and Sports Bureau and relevant departments will seriously hold the relevant personnel accountable for their administrative responsibilities.

6. Implementation time of this plan

This plan will be implemented from the date of release.