지역소방전문 치료센터의 법적 쟁점 연구

Fire officials are the first to play a major role in protecting the lives and property of the people in natural and social disasters, and are exposed to long-term and repeated risks due to the nature of their work to protect the safety of ordinary people in emergency situations such as disasters, disasters, and terrorism. Trauma occurs due to this work environment, but as trauma is often injected into emergency disaster sites such as mental trauma, fire officials are forced to be exposed to repeated trauma in their work, and there is a lack of opportunity to properly handle psychological symptoms. Due to these problems, the government may establish and operate a fire-fighting medical institution for the health management of fire officials, and the head of the National Fire Agency may designate and operate a medical institution prescribed by Presidential Decree as a fire-fighting treatment center. Given that state power can ensure that people's right to life, freedom of body or property is not violated, and this power contributes to maintaining people's security and order, it should be understood that the state has an obligation to prevent safety accidents in advance from external environmental risks. As discussed earlier, the local fire treatment center is based on an ordinance to invest local finances, but as seen in the actual ordinance, it is ambiguous to be clearly defined or operated in individual regulations, which is considered difficult to operate. In the future, it is no exaggeration to present a standard ordinance for such a local fire treatment center and emphasize the role of local councils in legislating the ordinance.