When will all fire fighters be withdrawn from active service?

The "Handover Ceremony of the Public Security Fire Force to the Emergency Management Department" was held at 10 a.m. on October 9, 2018. This means that the armed police firefighting force will become a piece of history recorded in history from now on.

In addition, from 0:00 on October 10, 2018, until the national comprehensive fire rescue team standard uniforms are distributed, the former public security fire force, armed police forest force and police academy personnel will stop using the armed police force uniforms. Clothing and identification clothing: Wear uniforms without armed police logos, and wear fire rescue team identification tags above the left pocket of the training uniforms.

The Ministry of Emergency Management also issued the style and wearing rules of the national comprehensive fire rescue team personnel identification tags. The signboards are uniformly produced by the Emergency Management Department and distributed to on-the-job cadres, team members and students from professional fire protection schools. Personnel who are not within the distribution scope are not allowed to wear fire rescue team personnel identification tags. Fire rescue team management and command cadres, professional and technical cadres, and college students wear cadre identification tags, and fire rescue team members and firefighter school students wear team member identification tags.

Extended information

"Regulations on Fire Rescue Ranks of Comprehensive Fire Rescue Teams of the People's Republic of China"

Article 7 Fire Rescue Ranks of Management Command Cadres There are three eleven levels as follows:

(1) Director, deputy director, assistant director;

(2) Commander: senior commander, first-level commander, second-level commander Commander, third-level commander;

(3) Commander: first-level commander, second-level commander, third-level commander, and fourth-level commander.

Article 8 The fire rescue titles of professional and technical cadres are divided into the following two levels and eight levels, with "professional technology" in front of the fire rescue title:

(1) Commander: senior commander Commander, first-level commander, second-level commander, third-level commander;

(2) Commander: first-level commander, second-level commander, third-level commander, and fourth-level commander.

Article 9 Firefighters’ fire rescue titles are divided into the following three and eight levels:

(1) Senior firefighters: Fire Chief First Class, Fire Chief Second Class, Fire Chief Third Class ;

(2) Intermediate firefighters: Firefighter Level 1, Firefighter Level 2;

(3) Junior firefighters: Firefighter Level 3, Firefighter Level 4, Reserve Firefighter.

Chapter 3 Fire rescue personnel shall be assigned fire rescue titles based on their job levels

Article 10 Fire rescue personnel shall be assigned fire rescue titles based on their job positions.

Article 11 Management and command cadres shall implement fire rescue titles at the following job levels:

(1) Full-time position of the emergency management department of the State Council: Director;

(2) ) Leading and commanding body of fire rescue teams and forest firefighting teams of the emergency management department of the State Council. Position: Deputy Director;

(3) Leading and commanding body of firefighting and rescue teams and forest firefighting teams of the emergency management department of the State Council. Deputy position: Assistant Director;

(4) Corps-level position: Senior Commander;

(5) Corps-level deputy position: First-level Commander;

( 6) Detachment-level principal: second-level commander;

(7) Detachment-level deputy: third-level commander;

(8) Brigade-level principal: first-level commander;

(9) Group-level deputy position: second-level commander;

(10) Station (squadron)-level principal position: third-level commander;

(11) ) Station (squadron) level deputy: fourth-level commander.

Reference material: Identity signboard released during the transitional period of the reform of the national comprehensive fire rescue team—People's Daily Online