Hainan Container House Fire Station
The Xiaochantan Fire Rescue Station in Yangpu Economic Development Zone, Hainan, can be regarded as a fire station serving container-related areas. Here are the details:
I. Basic Overview The Xiaochantan Fire Rescue Station in Yangpu Economic Development Zone is adjacent to the north side of the Yangpu International Container Terminal, with a unique and important geographical location. Its construction layout fully takes into account the needs of serving container-related areas. The rescue station covers an area of approximately 8,000 square meters, with a moderate scale that can meet various needs such as daily training, equipment storage, and personnel office and living. Currently, there are 24 firefighters and commanders who have undergone professional training and possess rich fire rescue experience and skills, making them an important force in ensuring regional fire safety.
II. Equipment Configuration In terms of equipment, the Xiaochantan Fire Rescue Station is equipped with 5 fire trucks of various types, each with different functions and uses, enabling them to respond to various complex fire and rescue scenarios. At the same time, it is also equipped with more than 1,000 pieces of fire equipment in 14 categories, covering multiple fields such as firefighting, demolition, rescue, and communication, providing solid material support for firefighters and commanders to carry out their tasks.
III. Main Tasks The Xiaochantan Fire Rescue Station is primarily responsible for fire rescue, disaster relief, and social assistance tasks in the Yangpu International Container Terminal and Yangpu Ganchong District. Due to its proximity to the container terminal, one of its key tasks is to safeguard the safe production of the Xiaochantan Terminal at Yangpu Port by strengthening daily inspections and drills to enhance its emergency response capabilities for waterborne incidents. In addition, the rescue station is also committed to building a professional backbone team for water rescue to better respond to possible waterborne disasters and protect the lives and property of the people.
