EOC's Construction
Order | Time | Events |
1 | 6 June, 2005 | Pin Huei Construction and Engineering Co won the bid for building construction |
2 | 15 Sept, 2005 | Groundbreaking |
3 | 21 Dec, 2006 | Construction completed |
4 | 8 Mar, 2007 | EOC stationed |
5 | 1 Aug, 2007 | Parking Management and Development Office stationed |
6 | 6 Sept, 2007 | Taipei Land Development Agency and Song Shan Land Office stationed |
7 | 23 Nov, 2007 | Disaster Management Office, Fire Dept stationed |
8 | 12 Dec, 2007 | EOC initiated by Mayor |
Building Construction
EOC is an SRC steel frame building with 2 underground floors. The site area is 6,936 square meters while the total floor area is 26,368.58 square meters. Since precast concrete construction was employed, one floor can be completed in 10 days. The whole building was completed in one year's time and the construction won the 2007 Taiwan Public Building Award. Floor Plan
(1) Floor Plan Floor | User |
Basement 1 and 2 | Parking Lot |
1st Floor | Song Shan Land Office / Resident Activity Center |
2st Floor | Song Shan Land Office |
3st Floor | Land Development Agency |
4st Floor | Taipei Land Development Agency / EOC Dining Room |
5st Floor | EOC / Disaster Prevention Center / Disaster Management Division of Taipei City Fire Dept / Duty Room(EOC, Health Dept) |
6st Floor | EOC/ Press Room/ Staff Standby Room/Chief Officer Standby Room |
7st Floor | Taipei Citizen Hotline 1999 |
Rooftop | Helicopter Pad |
(2) EOC Space Use
The EOC uses part of the space on the 4th floor and all space on the 5th, 6th and 7th floors: Floor | Space | Use |
4th | Logistics Supply Room/ Storage | Supplies (water, foods) needed for the EOC operations so that the Center can run without outside help for a total of 72 hours. |
Dining Room | Offering foods or cooking utensils for EOC staff. |
Standby Room | Room (bedding and shower) for those on duty round the clock. |
5th | Operation Center | EOC nerve center where staff can have a meeting, make decisions, assess damages, communicate and handle the disaster. There are PCs, TVs, other AV devices and a huge screen for display of information. |
Decision-Making Room | A small meeting room where the Commander (Mayor), Deputy Commander and other officers can meet without being disturbed. |
System Operation Room | When the Center is implemented, the staff members work here to collect information, assess the extent of the disaster, check the response and prepare documents. |
Staff Planning Room | When the Center is implemented staff from different departments gather in the Staff Room. |
Commander/ Deputy Commander Room | Where the commander and deputy commanders work and rest. |
Duty Room (EOC, Health Dept) | There is a nighttime contengency room where duty officers work round the clock in case a disaster occurs in the evening or on holidays. |
Broadcasting Room | Taipei Broadcasting Station ( the City's emergency broadcaster) studio. |
Disaster Prevention Center / Disaster Management Division of Taipei City Fire Dept | Disaster Prevention Center and Disaster Management Division of Taipei City Fire Department. There are telephones, fax machines, PCs and other business machines. |
Telecommunications / Computer Mainframe Room | Where telephone exchange, computer mainframe, wire and wireless telecommunication equipments are installed. |
6th | Chief Officers Standby Room | Bedding for department commissioners. |
Staff Standby Room | Bedding for staff members from different departments. |
Press Room/Media Rest Room | Where news is released and journalists work and rest. |