It is very important for firefighters to dismantle the access control pole angrily, so how to set the access control pole reasonably?

I understand and realize that there is access control in the community. After all, it is also for the safety of community owners. But the access situation of access control should be treated according to the actual situation. For unimportant personnel, there is no harm in not letting them in temporarily, but for emergency vehicles such as firefighters, they should be put in at the first time. You know, if the fire is delayed for one minute, the fire loss will be even greater and even cause great casualties. For such an urgent vehicle, you shouldn't wait for someone to open the door like the people in the video. I can't understand this management system. If the person who opened the door was not there, would you watch the fire continue to spread? You can set up access control, but the management mode of access control should change with the actual situation. You should distinguish the priorities of things and decide the way to open the door according to the importance of things.

What the fireman did in this incident was very correct, because if he hadn't done so at that time, the fire might have brought more casualties. Fire rescue is a race against time. How can he delay such precious time at the door? Afterwards, firefighters said they would pay for the maintenance of the gate fence. If he chooses again, he will continue to do so, and the time to save people can't be delayed any longer.

First, the management of access control should be considered according to the actual situation.

When setting up the entrance guard, we should make clear the follow-up management plan and consider it comprehensively. Facing different situations, you should have different countermeasures. You can't wait for the relevant personnel to open the door regardless of the situation. This is very unreasonable. The world is changing rapidly. Who knows what will happen next second? Some emergency plans are very necessary. There should be emergency treatment methods for emergencies. Simply obeying unreasonable rules will only make things more complicated.

Second, we should manage the entrance guard bar according to the priority of things.

When managing access control, we should also manage access control gates according to the priority of things. For unimportant things, you can choose to wait for relevant personnel to open the door, which can also reflect the rigor of management. However, for something very urgent, we should have another contingency plan. Because the matter is urgent, a minute's delay may bring serious consequences. Regardless of the importance of the matter, it must be managed according to unified rules. This management concept needs to be changed.

So for the management of access control, I think it is better to separate important events from unimportant events according to the actual situation.