Research on Safety Hazards and Emergency Management System of Campus Sports Facilities

Abstract

With the in-depth implementation of the national fitness strategy and the concept of quality-oriented education, campus sports activities have become increasingly frequent, making sports facilities one of the most frequently used areas in public campus spaces. However, in some universities, issues such as aging equipment, poor management, and weak safety awareness persist, resulting in significant potential safety hazards. Once an accident occurs, it not only endangers students' personal safety but also poses risks to campus management and public opinion. Therefore, establishing a scientific and systematic emergency management system and enhancing the safety assurance capacity of campus sports facilities have become critical aspects of the modernization of higher education governance.Based on a review of the basic types of campus sports facilities and common safety issues, this paper systematically elaborates on the current operation of existing management mechanisms. Drawing on emergency management theory, it proposes a practical framework for constructing an emergency management system from the perspectives of organizational structure, contingency planning, and safety training. The goal is to provide theoretical support and strategic guidance for the practical management of sports facility safety in higher education institutions.