Fire Safety Awareness of Operators of Recreational Areas in Tainan City and Related Influences

• Main Authors: WANG, YAN-REN, 王彥仁
• Other Authors: KAO, I-CHAN
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2018
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/46c2ax

碩士 === 真理大學 === 休閒遊憩事業學系碩士班 === 106 === Due to unique natural conditions, small territory, large population, and highly modernized cities, the land utilization rate is relatively high in Taiwan. After implementation of the two-day weekend policy, most people choose to enjoy leisure activities such as travel to tourist areas to relax and relieve stress. In the tourist areas, buildings are available for public use that also have the functions of leisure and recreation to attract tourists. The usage patterns of the interior spaces of most tourist sites have become increasingly complicated, and the probability of disasters occurring has relatively increased. As a result, the hazards of disasters have also increased greatly. In recent years, natural and man-made disasters have often occurred in recreational areas. Although property loss has been small, there have been many casualties. Public fire safety awareness and the monitoring of public safety facilities have increased. This study explored the fire safety awareness of the operators of recreational facilities. The results showed that the gender and marital status of the operators had significant and different influences on three dimensions of fire safety awareness: fire prevention, disaster rescue, and emergency aid, and that age, educational background, business type, and average monthly income had no significant different influence on the dimensions. The three dimensions of fire safety awareness were highly significantly and positively correlated.