T/CPPC 1057-2023 Micro-fire station construction, management, and grading evaluation specifications
T/CPPC 1057-2023 Micro-fire station construction, management, and grading evaluation specifications
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Scope: This document specifies the construction requirements, operational management requirements, and grading evaluation criteria for miniature fire stations. This document applies to the construction, operational management, and grading evaluation of fire safety key units and community miniature fire stations. The evaluation includes third-party certification evaluations conducted by certification agencies on miniature fire stations, confirmatory evaluations conducted by relevant parties (such as supervising units and industry associations), and self-evaluations by miniature fire stations. Main technical content: Miniature fire stations serve as a supplement to professional fire rescue forces, located in fire-focused units and communities, operating at the forefront of fire suppression and rescue, capable of arriving at the scene within 3 minutes to play a role in early detection, small fire suppression, and initial fire fighting. With the issuance of the "Construction Standards for Miniature Fire Stations in Fire Safety Key Units (Trial)" and the "Construction Standards for Community Miniature Fire Stations (Trial)" by the former Ministry of Public Security Fire Control Bureau (Gong Xiao [2015] No. 301), the construction of miniature fire stations has developed rapidly in recent years, forming a comprehensive promotion in fire safety key units and communities. Although some provinces and cities have relevant standards and management documents, there are currently no national-level management and evaluation norms. This document is formulated based on Gong Xiao [2015] No. 301, proposing construction and operational management requirements for fire safety key units and community miniature fire stations, as well as corresponding grading evaluation methods. This document aims to provide a basis for the scientific and reasonable allocation of personnel and equipment for miniature fire stations, as well as standardized operational management. Through the grading evaluat