Are full-time firefighters in Shijiazhuang government tired?

1, high work intensity: As a full-time firefighter, you need to be on standby at any time to deal with various emergencies, including fire, rescue and disaster events. This means that they need to work around the clock and react and act quickly in an emergency. This kind of high-intensity work often leads firefighters to face physical and psychological pressure.

2. High risk: The working environment of firefighters is often very dangerous. They need to face fire, explosion, chemical leakage and other dangers, emergency rescue and fire fighting. These risks make the work of firefighters more tense and arduous, and they need to bear great pressure and physical load.

3. Long-term standby and service: Firefighters need to be on standby at any time, whether it is day or night, whether it is working days or holidays. They need to be on duty, work in shifts, and may need to work in their jobs for days or even weeks. Long-term standby and service make firefighters' work harder and more tired.

4. Psychological stress: Firefighters often face dangers, injuries and life safety threats at work. When dealing with emergencies and rescue tasks, they need to keep calm, decisive and quick response, which puts high demands on their psychological quality. At the same time, firefighters may also witness some tragic scenes or irreparable losses, which will cause them a certain psychological burden.