What is the establishment of firefighters?

Firefighters belong to career establishment or administrative establishment.

I. Career establishment:

Staff and professional and technical personnel. The fire brigade is generally a career establishment. Government full-time firefighters are recruited by the people's government at the same level, and full-time firefighters in enterprises and institutions are recruited by enterprises and institutions, and reported to local county-level fire control institutions for the record. Full-time firefighters implement the labor contract system and sign labor contracts according to law.

First-line firefighters are divided into two categories, some of which use career establishment and belong to logistics posts, mainly referring to former non-commissioned officers. (Some don't need to be compiled, which belongs to contract management and is mainly aimed at new employees. )

Second, the administrative establishment:

Used by the captain and co-pilot.

After the institutional reform is completed, the fire brigade will gradually form three forms of personnel management: comprehensive management civil servants, professional and technical civil servants and contract firefighters. According to the requirements of organizational establishment management, civil servants should use administrative establishment, but because administrative establishment is the object of control and reduction, it belongs to the type of strict control establishment.

One-off administrative establishment is unlikely to replace the career establishment of all professional and technical civil servants and clerks with administrative establishment. Therefore, the extremely limited administrative establishment will be mainly used for comprehensive management civil servants to train reserve talents and strength for fire brigade leaders.

Overview and professional responsibilities of firefighters:

I. Summary:

Firefighter is a special rescue profession, which is mainly responsible for putting out fires and providing rescue services. Firefighters need special physical, technical and psychological training to ensure that they have special requirements. Firefighters are usually composed of members of disaster relief groups established by the government or civil society. The work scope of firefighters covers cities, ships and other places.

Firefighters need to work closely with other emergency response agencies, such as police and emergency services.

The occupational exposure of firefighters is listed in the list of Class 2B carcinogens published by the International Agency for Research on Cancer of the World Health Organization.

Second, the professional responsibility:

The responsibilities of firefighters mainly include fire fighting, disaster rescue, inspection of fire safety facilities and publicity of fire safety knowledge. At the same time, they also participate in rescue work (such as road rescue and ambulance rescue), serve the people (such as eliminating wild animals and eliminating potential safety hazards), check the safe water sources of water supply companies, and perform internal services (wiring and paperwork).