What are the principles of territorial management?

Jurisprudence analysis: Definition of territorial management principle: organizing, coordinating, leading and controlling the management objects within the territorial scope according to standards and requirements.

1. The purpose of territorial management is to make employees feel "masters of the country" and give employees the right to manage the territory, that is, the territorial supervisor should manage himself and all kinds of personnel (including construction workers, visitors and service personnel) who enter his jurisdiction.

2. The main application fields are as follows:

(1) Ensure the safety of staff, contractors and visitors in the area under its jurisdiction.

(2) Make job and development plans to ensure that professional knowledge and skills can meet the needs of work.

(3) Through hazard identification and risk management, the operation of production accidents without responsibility can be realized.

(4) Through safety skill training, behavior safety evaluation and safety analysis. For employees, it can achieve zero injury in accidents.

(5) Prepare, review and sign the Safety Work Permit and the High-risk Work Permit to ensure that all kinds of unconventional work within the jurisdiction are carried out in accordance with relevant safety standards.

(6) Check the process equipment in the jurisdiction area, and handle and report the abnormal situation in time.

Legal basis: Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 8 Urban land belongs to the state. Land in rural areas and suburban areas belongs to farmers' collectives, except for those that are owned by the state according to the law; Homestead, private plots and private hills are collectively owned by farmers.

Article 9 State-owned land and land collectively owned by peasants may be designated for use by units or individuals according to law. Units and individuals that use land have the obligation to protect, manage and rationally use land.

Article 10 Where the land collectively owned by peasants belongs to village peasants according to law, it shall be managed by village collective economic organizations or villagers' committees; Farmers who have been collectively owned by more than two rural collective economic organizations in the village shall be managed by the rural collective economic organizations or villagers' groups in the village; Farmers who have returned to their hometowns (towns) are collectively owned and managed by rural collective economic organizations in townships (towns).