| 英文摘要 |
Building public safety inspection refers to the periodic or non-periodic examination of a building’s fire protection and evacuation facilities, equipment safety, and seismic resistance to ensure compliance with relevant regulations and to provide improvement or strengthening recommendations for reducing the risks of fire, collapse, and other hazards. This study explores the development, current status, and existing issues of Taiwan’s building public safety inspection system, and analyzes its significance for social safety and stability. Through literature review, data analysis, and case studies, the study examines the legal basis, implementation, and effectiveness of the system. The findings indicate that the inspection system plays an important role in protecting lives and property, enhancing disaster prevention awareness, maintaining building quality and value, extending service life, and supporting sustainable development. However, deficiencies remain in public outreach, implementation, supervision, and public cooperation. Therefore, the government should strengthen education, guidance, incentives, professional management, and cross-sector collaboration to improve the effectiveness of the system and overall public safety. |