Code for Fire Fighting and Disposal Police

Article 1 These Provisions are formulated in order to further standardize the work of receiving and dispatching police by brigade, enhance the ability of disaster prediction, and improve the pertinence and scientificity of dispatching police.

Article 2 Police forces shall be dispatched according to the classification of fire alarm and emergency rescue. The classification of fire alarm and emergency rescue refers to the classification according to the severity and influence of disasters and accidents, and takes this as the basis for hierarchical deployment. Hierarchical deployment refers to the preparation of different levels of deployment plans according to different types of disasters and accidents, combined with the classification of fire fighting and emergency rescue, as the basis for the deployment of disaster handling forces.

Article 3 Classification of fire alarm and emergency rescue

1. Classification of fire alarm and emergency rescue The dispatcher who receives the alarm should make an accurate judgment and determine the classification of fire alarm and emergency rescue according to the disaster danger, fully consider the upgrade factors of fire alarm and emergency rescue, and compare the classification standards of fire alarm and emergency rescue.

2. After the commanders at all levels arrive, according to the on-site reconnaissance and disaster development, determine whether it is necessary to improve the level of fire alarm and emergency rescue. When it is necessary to upgrade the level, with the approval of the supreme commander on the spot, the command to upgrade the level will be issued to the officers and men participating in the war in time, and the command center will be informed to upgrade the level of fire alarm and emergency rescue.

3. After the classification of fire alarm and emergency rescue is determined, the classification can only be improved, not reduced.

Fourth, strengthen the first scheduling factor.

When there is a fire or other disaster accident in the area under the jurisdiction of the high-tech squadron, the squadron and the police force must be dispatched to the scene at the first time. When there is a fire or other disaster in a township, the full-time fire brigade of the township government in the jurisdiction will be dispatched to the scene at the first time, and the police squadron in the jurisdiction will be dispatched to the scene for disposal. In case of fire or other disasters and accidents in communities and units with micro fire stations, the micro fire stations of communities and units shall be dispatched to the scene for disposal in advance. At the same time, the police force in charge of the fire squadron was dispatched to the scene. In the process of going out to the police, the leading commander should keep uninterrupted contact with the commander of the full-time fire brigade of the township government. In case of any of the following circumstances, the number of fire engines shall be increased and the first dispatching force shall be strengthened:

1. Fire in water-deficient areas.

2 away from the fire brigade (station) fire alarm and emergency rescue.

3. Fire alarm and emergency rescue when new veterans alternate and fighting capacity is weak.

4. Fire alarm which has great influence on surrounding buildings and is easy to spread and develop.

5. Fire alarm and emergency rescue in urban traffic congestion areas (time period).

6. The squadrons within their jurisdiction lack warning, and they should be effectively equipped for this kind of fire and emergency rescue.

7, other circumstances that need to strengthen the first fire fighting and emergency rescue.

Principle of dispatching troops at all levels of the fifth brigade

(1) Squadron Dispatching (concerned by the personnel on duty of the brigade)

1. The squadron must immediately call the duty leader and staff officer of the brigade after receiving the fire fighting and rescue dispatching command from the command center.

2. Report relevant information to the detachment command center through the first-level network (public security network cluster) on the way to the scene after going out to the police, arriving at the scene and handling.

3. After the squadron has disposed of the fire or disaster that does not require the presence of the brigade commander, it shall promptly call the brigade leader on duty and the detachment command center.

(2) The brigade commander was present at the scene.

1. There is a fire above level 2 in the jurisdiction. (Three people were killed or trapped in the fire; An ordinary building fire with a burning area of more than 300m2 and less than 1000m2 occurs; Fires in high-rise buildings, underground buildings, crowded places, inflammable and explosive dangerous goods places, important places and special places; After arriving at the scene, the commander of the on-site squadron thought that the first-class fire alarm was beyond the control of the fire fighting force. )

2. The mid-team leader at the scene thinks that in case of fire or other disasters, there must be a brigade commander on the spot, and the brigade commander on duty the next day after the report must arrive at the scene.

Six, the squadron strength supplement principle after receiving the police.

1. After receiving the alarm, the personnel on duty of the brigade shall designate other personnel of the brigade to rush back to the brigade to perform the task within 1 hour.

2. After the squadron cadres are dispatched to the police, if they are not all dispatched, they must ensure that one cadre is on duty in the team. If there are no cadres, they must be reported step by step and supplemented in time.