Contingency planning for fire protection in built environment: Risk analysis in campus area

Rahmawati, Dian; Pamungkas, Adjie; Navastara, Ardy Maulidy; Yusuf, Mochamad; Rahadyan, Gusti Aditya; Larasati, Kesumaning Dyah

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/202/1/012059

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“…Additionally, the perfect workforce in every Fire Truck is seven (7) per shift; there are two (2) shifts daily. The estimated force in a day for operations divisions is twelve (12) per Fire Truck; if there is a three (3) Fire Trucks, then the ideal number of human resources is thirty-six (36), which is necessary to fill in the missing number of firefighters due to the expanded powers of the bureau, aside from the ideal fireman-to-population ratio.…”

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Capabilities of the Bureau of Fire Protection Responding Human-Induced and Natural Disasters

Loida L. Urriza

2023

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This study determined the capabilities of the Bureau of Fire Protection responding human-induced and natural disasters. It also looks into significant difference in the level of the BFP programs based on the profile of the BFP personnel. The study is a descriptive-correlational method involving the 47 BFP personnel 15 Business Owners and 15 Brgy Officials in selected municipalities of Laguna like, Paete, Pakil, Pangil, Siniloan, Famy, Mabitac and Sta. Maria. The number of respondents was taken through total enumeration. A questionnaire checklist adopted by the researcher based on the BFP Operational Manual of 2015 waas the primary data-gathering tool used in the study. Frequency, percentage mean and one-way anova were used to treat and interpret the data needed in the study.the findings of the research revealed that a substantial percentage of the BFP respondents atre 31-35years old, males, graduates of Bachelor of Science in Nursing and completed the Fire Basic Recruit Course. The level of capabilities of the BFP responding human-induced and natural disasters is very much capable. As to the programs implementation level, it has remark of very much implemented. As to the challenges encountered, the BFP mainly experienced a lack of manpower of personnel. There is a significant difference in the implementation of the program and the demographic profile of the BFP, however there is no significant difference was recorded in how the BFP personnel implemented the programs based on the degree they had attained. KEYWORDS: Firefighter, Fire Operations, Fire Safety, Programs

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Capabilities of the Bureau of Fire Protection Responding Human-Induced and Natural Disasters

Loida L. Urriza

2023

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Contingency planning for fire protection in built environment: Risk analysis in campus area

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Capabilities of the Bureau of Fire Protection Responding Human-Induced and Natural Disasters

Capabilities of the Bureau of Fire Protection Responding Human-Induced and Natural Disasters

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