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The Significance, Problem Orientation and Practical Approach of Safety Production Management in Universities

Author(s)

Rao Zhiyong1,2

Affiliation(s)

1Gannan Normal University, Jiangxi, China 2Jiangxi New Energy Technology Vocational College, Jiangxi, China

Abstract

Safety production management in universities is an important aspect of safety construction in Chinese universities. From the current reality, there are still cognitive difficulties in the management of safety production in universities, such as unclear connotations and unclear responsibilities, historical difficulties in scale development and extensive management, and practical difficulties in inadequate management systems. In response to these challenges, campus safety construction should be regarded as an important goal for high-quality development, and practical approaches to safety production in universities should be explored. By promoting the construction of safety production culture, increasing investment in safety production, optimizing safety education mechanisms, continuously improving the safety production management system, and promoting safety construction, we can achieve safety production management in universities and ensure their safety and stability.

Keywords

University Management; Safety Production Management; Campus Safety Construction; Safe And Stable

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