英文摘要 |
Earth-retaining support is a temporary structure to ensure the smooth progress of underground excavation. According to the occupational accident statistics in the annual labor inspection report, there have been disasters caused by earth-retaining support operations over the years, which shows that it is necessary to strengthen the management of earth-retaining supports. The purpose of this study is to analyze the safety of earth-retaining support operations by integrating relevant regulations and construction experience. By analyzing the process of earth-retaining support operations and investigating occupational disaster cases, we can effectively grasp the main construction items and potential hazards. Through on-site visits, counseling, and discussions with relevant industry experts, we can grasp the causes of earth-retaining support disasters and formulate disaster prevention countermeasures. To improve the safety of retaining support operations, this study aims at the correlation between earth-retaining support operations and occupational hazards. It proposes safety inspection management and drawing-based construction technology for earth-retaining support construction planning. Using new information and communication technologies, including 3D illustrations and building information modeling (BIM) tools, etc., to establish a 3D building information model for earth-retaining support. This model is used for the review of construction planning to improve the integrity of the construction plan and safety during construction. It can also support the construction according to the drawings in the follow-up construction stage and achieve the purpose of improving the safety of retaining support. The reviewing process for earth-retaining support construction planning can provide labor inspection agencies and construction supervision units to carry out safety inspections. Construction companies can also use the process as a reference for earth-retaining support planning and construction. It can promote the improvement of manufacturers' professional technical capabilities and avoid occupational disasters. |