The difference between one, two and three small fire stations

The differences between primary, secondary and tertiary small fire stations are as follows:

Set up micro fire station to achieve the purpose of early rescue, small fire fighting and "three minutes to be there" to put out the initial fire. It is the key unit of fire safety and the smallest fire organization unit in community construction. Miniature fire stations are mainly divided into primary, secondary and tertiary levels, and the main differences among the three levels are reflected in personnel scale, equipment and site selection requirements.

—— First-class miniature fire station: generally applicable to key units or natural villages with more than 500 people, key units with more than 10 employees and residential quarters without fire control room. At the same time, if there are multiple key units or multiple residential quarters using the fire control room in the same building, it should also be built independently according to the standards of the first-class micro fire station.

-Secondary miniature fire station: generally applicable to places with no more than 20 people (including outsourcing personnel and labor dispatch personnel), or natural villages with 500 to 2,000 people, key units without fire control room, employees with more than 10, and residential areas without fire control room. Places that meet the standards for the construction of first-and second-class miniature fire stations can also be built according to the standards of third-class miniature fire stations when there are no more than 20 employees.

-Grade III mini fire station: generally applicable to natural villages with a population of less than 500 and key units with no fire control room and employees 10 or less.

Miniature fire stations at all levels should formulate and implement management systems such as on-the-job training, team management, fire inspection, duty linkage, assessment and evaluation to ensure their normal operation and effective play.