消防月刊. Magazine - May 2016

In this issue

Since the implementation of the Fire Services Act, National Fire Agency and other fire departments require related sites to establish fire safety facilities, regularly conduct inspection reporting, use flameproof materials,and implement fire prevention management. We use every opportunity to advocate fire safety knowledge, in order to upgrade people’s fire prevention and response ability. According to the regulations of the Fire Services Act, the fire prevention management system for public buildings over certain scale has been used for over 20 years. It has been very effective. For example, in 2015, the percentage of places that should implement fire prevention management, hire fire prevention manager, and formulate fire protection plans and had actually done so was over 95%. In order to upgrade training efficiency and reduce the training burden of fire prevention managers, on June 29th 2015, we revised the detailed regulations of Article 14 in the Fire Services Act. The training hours for fire prevention managers have been adjusted to 12 hours, re-training hours have been adjusted to 6 hours, and the basis of fire prevention manager seminar training courses has been revised accordingly.