Gyeonggi Province Implements '2020 Facility Safety Management Pre-announcement System'
Suwon NewsPublished 2020.03.16 06:50
Gyeonggi Province notifies management entities of 26,653 facilities in the province of mandatory compliance requirements under the 'Facility Safety Act'Province to conduct on-site education through 'visiting consultation' with city and county collection agencies and management entitiesJoint inspection by province and Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport in first and second half of year
[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Park No-hun] Gyeonggi Province announced on the 16th that it will implement the '2020 Facility Safety Management Pre-announcement System' to prevent legal violations by facility management entities and ensure facility safety.
The targets are 26,653 facilities in the province that are subject to facility management under the Facility Safety Act, including bridges, tunnels, ports, dams, multi-family residential buildings, multi-use buildings, rivers, water supply and sewerage systems, retaining walls, and cut slopes.
Key notification items include ▲whether facilities are registered in the Facility Management Integrated Information System (FMS) ▲submission of facility management ledgers and design documents ▲timing of regular and detailed safety inspections and detailed safety diagnoses ▲establishment and submission timeline for facility safety and maintenance management plans, which are mandatory compliance items for facility management entities as stipulated in the 'Special Act on Safety and Maintenance Management of Facilities.'
The province plans to notify management entities of these mandatory requirements on a quarterly basis before their implementation dates, and will conduct video conferences with provincial and city/county officials in the first and second half of the year to ensure no negligence in facility safety management.
Additionally, through 'visiting consultation,' the province plans to directly visit cities and counties to provide education on the Facility Safety Act and FMS usage, ensuring no gaps in facility management.
Thereafter, the province plans to take administrative measures against Facility Safety Act violations through joint inspections with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport once each in the first and second half of the year.
Han Dae-hee, head of the province's Special Safety Inspection Team, said, "Through this pre-announcement system initiative, we will strengthen facility safety management in the province and intensively conduct safety inspections during vulnerable periods to prevent various disaster accidents," and added, "Since facility safety management is directly linked to the safety of provincial residents, we ask for active participation and interest from the province, cities and counties, and private facility management entities."
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