Current Category: CN-XF - Industry standard - Fire rescue
This document is applicable to the fire safety management of commercial automobile fueling and gas-filling stations. Other fueling and gas-filling stations may refer to it for implementation.
This document applies to the design and application of the equipment installed in fire investigation vehicles.
This document is applicable to the evaluation and certification of search and rescue dog trainers' professional knowledge and skills.
This document is applicable to water rescue operations of national comprehensive fire rescue teams and professional fire brigades. Other emergency rescue teams may refer to it for implementation.
This standard applies to all products except those included in the mandatory product certification catalog and fire-fighting products that have undergone technical appraisal, unless otherwise stipulated by national laws, regulations or standards regarding the management of market access information for such products.
This guideline is applicable to fire investigation personnel of public security organs' fire control institutions in the prevention and control of common hazards and occupational safety and health management during the fire investigation process. Other personnel who conduct or participate in fire investigations and their affiliated units may refer to and implement it accordingly.
It is applicable to heritage buildings with fire hazards that are open to the public. The fire safety management of other heritage buildings can be implemented in accordance with this standard
This standard applies to fluorescent sticks using peroxides, ester compounds, and fluorescent dyes as luminous agents, which are used in fire emergency rescue and fire extinguishing rescue operations
This standard is applicable to the investigation and statistical analysis of fire loads in buildings.
This standard applies to the 119 emergency dispatch work of public security fire brigades, sub-brigades, and large (medium) squadrons. Full-time fire brigades, volunteer fire brigades, and other professional rescue teams may refer to and implement it as appropriate.
This standard applies to the assessment of the current fire safety situation in densely populated areas (excluding the production and processing workshops and collective dormitories of labor-intensive enterprises).
This standard applies to the fire fighting and emergency rescue work of public security fire brigades, sub-brigades, and large (medium) squadrons. Full-time fire brigades, volunteer fire brigades, and other professional rescue teams may refer to this standard for implementation.