Are there any occupational hazards for the personnel on duty in the central fire control room?

Yes, the attendant in the central fire control room has occupational hazards.

Note: the attendant in the central fire control room needs to sit in front of the computer for a long time. Long-term contact with computers and screens can easily cause eye fatigue, myopia and other problems. In addition, you should always answer phones, walkie-talkies and other equipment, which is easy to cause hearing loss. It also needs to keep the same posture for a long time, which is easy to cause problems such as cervical spondylosis and lumbar disc herniation. At the same time, when a fire breaks out, the personnel on duty in the central fire control room need to react quickly, and may be in a state of high tension for a long time, which may easily cause psychological problems.

Countermeasures: the personnel on duty in the central fire control room need regular physical examination, especially their eyesight and hearing; Regular health care should be given to cervical vertebrae, lumbar vertebrae and other parts; Regular psychological counseling is needed to relieve stress. Occupational hazards can be reduced through regular rest, eye exercises and cervical exercises. At the same time, the personnel on duty in the central fire control room need to strengthen their awareness of self-protection, don't keep the same posture for a long time, avoid using headphones and other equipment for a long time and frequently, and maintain a reasonable schedule and living habits.