Jeonnam Fire Department "Communication between Headquarters and Fire Stations... Prioritizing Protection of Residents' Lives and Property"

‘Fire Commanders Video Conference’ Held

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] Jeonnam Fire Department held a time to pledge for a safer Jeonnam through this year's achievements and reflections.

Jeonnam Fire Headquarters (Chief Ma Jaeyoon) announced on the 18th that it held a commanders' video conference on the 17th to share the 2020 performance results and the 2021 major business promotion plans.

The video conference was conducted non-face-to-face, directly presided over by Jeonnam Fire Headquarters Chief Ma Jaeyoon, with the participation of heads of each department, the principal of Jeonnam Fire Academy, and 17 fire station chiefs.

The main contents included sharing communication on achievements and reflections looking back on this year, and key promotion policies to create a better Jeonnam Fire Department in 2021.

In particular, opinions were expressed and exchanged regarding the establishment of a rapid disaster site response system, prevention of large-scale fires through customized safety management, and the spread of a safety culture together with residents.

Jeonnam Fire Department has been creating conditions for equal provision of fire services by supplementing insufficient personnel on site and reorganizing the organization in line with the nationalization transition this year.

It also achieved many results such as maintaining a high ranking in integrity for three consecutive years, reducing the accident rate by 50% compared to the previous year, achieving the highest nationwide increase in spontaneous circulation recovery rate of cardiac arrest patients, and minimizing human and property damage in the fires at Hoeng Hospital and Dong Hampyeong Industrial Complex.

Chief Ma Jaeyoon emphasized, “Next year as well, I hope you will carry out field-centered administration with the top priority of protecting the lives and property of residents by actively responding to infectious diseases such as COVID-19,” and added, “The headquarters and fire stations must always communicate.”

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.