The building construction industry, recognized as one of the eight high-risk sectors, also serves as a crucial pillar of the national economy and a key source of employment. Major project advancements typically concentrate between April to June and September to November each year. However, construction progress tends to slow down during July and August due to increased rainfall associated with the flood season. The impact of the flood season on construction projects is primarily reflected in areas such as civil works, machinery and equipment, and temporary power supply. By establishing a dual-control emergency management system for the flood season, construction enterprises can enhance their emergency response capabilities, effectively reduce management challenges, and improve the overall efficiency of emergency handling.