Responsible for the reserve, deployment and management of emergency relief materials, such as food, drinking water, medicines, first aid equipment, protective equipment, etc., to ensure adequate supply and timely distribution of materials.

According to different types of emergencies, determine the type and quantity of required materials in advance and establish a material reserve. For example, before a natural disaster occurs, reserve enough tents, blankets, convenience foods, etc.; during public health events, ensure there are sufficient medical protective materials, such as masks, protective clothing, disinfectants, etc.

Conduct regular inspection and maintenance of supplies to ensure their quality and availability. Timely update expired or damaged materials and replenish new material reserves.

Ensure the smooth flow of emergency rescue channels, coordinate with the traffic management department to control and guide the roads leading to the accident site, and provide fast access for rescue vehicles and personnel.

Organize and deploy emergency vehicles, such as ambulances, fire trucks, police cars, engineering rescue vehicles, etc., to ensure that rescue personnel and materials can be quickly transported to the scene in an emergency.

Assist in the transfer and resettlement of disaster-stricken people, arrange transportation to move them to safe areas, and provide necessary transportation support.

Establish and maintain emergency communication systems to ensure unimpeded communication networks when emergencies occur. This includes backup and switching of multiple communication means such as satellite communication, wireless communication, and wired communication.

Provide reliable communication equipment and technical support to emergency command centers, rescue teams and related departments to ensure timely transmission and sharing of information. For example, equipped with walkie-talkies, satellite phones, mobile communication vehicles and other equipment so that they can still maintain contact even if communications in the disaster area are interrupted.

Responsible for the maintenance and management of communication equipment, troubleshooting communication faults in a timely manner, and ensuring the stable operation of the communication system.

Provide professional technical support for emergency rescue work, such as engineering technology, medical technology, environmental monitoring technology, etc. Organize experts and technical personnel in relevant fields to provide technical consultation and suggestions for emergency decision-making and rescue operations.

Responsible for the maintenance and management of emergency equipment and facilities to ensure their normal operation. For example, regular inspection and maintenance of fire-fighting equipment, emergency rescue equipment, medical equipment, etc., and timely repair of faulty equipment.

Carry out technological research and development and innovation to improve the technical level and capabilities of emergency support. For example, develop new emergency rescue equipment, improve emergency response technology, etc.

Provide basic living security for disaster-stricken people and rescue workers, such as accommodation, food, sanitation, etc. Organize and build temporary resettlement sites and provide necessary living facilities and services.

Responsible for environmental sanitation and epidemic prevention work in disaster areas to prevent the occurrence and spread of epidemics. Organize and carry out sanitation, garbage disposal, disinfection and sterilization work to ensure the environmental health and safety of the disaster area.

Pay attention to the mental health of disaster-stricken people and provide psychological counseling and support services. Organize psychological experts and volunteers to provide psychological counseling and counseling to disaster-stricken people to help them relieve psychological stress and return to normal life.

Responsible for the overall leadership and decision-making of the emergency support team. Relevant government leaders serve as team leaders, and members include heads of departments and units.

Develop overall plans and strategies for emergency support work, coordinate resources and forces from all aspects, and ensure the smooth progress of emergency support work.

As the daily office of the emergency support team, it is responsible for specific organization, coordination and management work. The office director is generally the person in charge of the relevant government department, and its members include staff from various departments and units.

Formulate emergency support work plans and programs, organize the implementation of various support measures, timely grasp the progress of emergency support work, and report work to the leadership group.

Establish a material reserve, formulate a material reserve plan and management system, and ensure adequate supply and timely distribution of materials. Organize the procurement, transportation and distribution of materials to ensure that materials can be delivered to the site quickly.

Responsible for the reserve, deployment and management of emergency supplies. Members include staff from material reserve departments, logistics companies, production companies and other units.

Responsible for the security and management of emergency transportation. Members include staff from traffic management departments, transportation enterprises, public security departments and other units.

Ensure the smooth flow of emergency rescue channels, coordinate traffic control and diversion work, organize the deployment and use of emergency vehicles, and ensure the rapid transportation of rescue personnel and materials.

Responsible for the guarantee and management of emergency communications. Members include staff from communications management departments, telecom operators, radio management departments and other units.

Establish an emergency communication system to ensure the smooth flow of communication networks, provide communication equipment and technical support, and eliminate communication faults in a timely manner.

Responsible for emergency technical support and guarantee work. Members include experts, technicians, staff from scientific research institutions and other units in related fields.

Provide technical consultation and suggestions for emergency decision-making and rescue operations, organize technology research and development and innovation, and improve the technical level and capabilities of emergency support.

Responsible for the livelihood security of disaster-stricken people and rescue workers. Members include staff from civil affairs departments, health departments, food and drug regulatory departments, commercial departments and other units.

Pay close attention to the development of emergencies and collect and analyze relevant information in a timely manner. Based on the early warning information, prepare for emergency support in advance, such as material reserves, traffic diversion, communication support, etc.

Formulate emergency plans, clarify the responsibilities and tasks of each department and unit, organize and carry out emergency drills, and improve the ability and level of emergency support.

Once an emergency occurs, the emergency plan is immediately activated and the emergency support team quickly enters work. According to the division of responsibilities, each group carries out work such as material allocation, transportation support, communication support, technical support, and life support.

Establish an emergency command center to provide unified command and coordination of emergency support work. Keep abreast of the progress of emergencies and adjust emergency support measures as needed to ensure the smooth progress of rescue work.

Fully cooperate with the rescue team in carrying out rescue work, and provide necessary material, transportation, communications, technology and other support to rescuers. Ensure the efficient and orderly conduct of rescue work.

Pay attention to the living needs of the disaster-stricken people and provide timely provision of food, drinking water, medicine, shelter and other living security. Provide psychological counseling and support services to help disaster-stricken people relieve their psychological pressure.

After the emergency is under control, the emergency support team continues to do follow-up support work, such as material replenishment, facility repair, environmental cleanup, etc. Assist disaster-stricken areas to restore production and living order.

Summarize and evaluate emergency support work, summarize experiences and lessons, improve emergency plans and working mechanisms, and improve emergency support capabilities and levels.