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Thesis title: State Management of Fire Prevention and Fighting for Wood Manufacturing and Processing Facilities in Accordance with the Functions of the Fire and Rescue Police Force Major: Fire prevention, fighting and rescue Code: 9.86.01.13 Name of PhD student: Tran Van Han Name of supervisors: Associate Professor, Dr. Dao Huu Dan Dr. Vu Van Thuy Educational institution: University of Fire Prevention and Fighting, Ministry of Public SecurityNew Contributions of the Dissertation:
- The dissertation inherits domestic and international research works and clarifies theoretical issues of state management in fire prevention and fighting (FPF) for wood manufacturing and processing facilities in accordance with the functions of the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police. Specifically, it elucidates the concept of wood manufacturing and processing facilities; analyzes characteristics related to fire prevention and fighting (such as architectural structures, technological processes, and fire and explosion hazards); and clarifies fire safety conditions in such facilities. The dissertation develops the concept of state management of fire prevention and fighting in wood facilities and highlights the specific characteristics of state management under the functions of the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police. It also presents organizational and operational aspects of state management in accordance with the Fire Prevention Law.
- The dissertation evaluates the relevant context and assesses the current situation of state management of fire prevention and fighting in wood manufacturing and processing facilities under the functions of the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police during the period from 2015 to December 2024. On this basis, it identifies achievements, limitations, and the causes of shortcomings in state management in this field.
- The dissertation provides forecasts of factors affecting state management of fire prevention and fighting in wood manufacturing and processing facilities under the functions of the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police. Based on this, it proposes seven solutions aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of state management in this domain.