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I-INTRODUCTION

The enactment of Republic Act 6975, otherwise known as the


Department of Interior and Local Government Act of 1990 which took effect
on January 1, 1991 paved the way for the establishment of the Philippine
National Police (PNP), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) and Bureau of Jail
Management and Penology (BJMP) as separate entities. Specifically, the Fire
Bureau’s charter was created under Chapter IV (Section 53 to 59) and
carried-out through the provisions of Rule VII (Sections 49 to 58) of the
Implementing Rules and Regulations of the said law. The organization was
then placed under the direct supervision of the DILG Undersecretary for
Peace and Order. The succeeding approval of the Appropriation Act of 1991
has also caused the inaugural operation of the Bureau of Fire Protection on
August 2, 1991 as a distinct agency of the government, with its initial
preparation of Operation Plans and Budget (OPB) undertaken by the staff of
the Office of the National Chief Fire Marshal at Camp Crame, Quezon City
headed by then F/Brigadier General Ernesto Madriaga, INP (1990-1992) that
took over from the long reign of F/Major Primo D Cordeta (Ret.) the first Chief
Fire Marshal (1978-1989). Gen. Madriagaserved as the BFP first Acting Fire
Chief/Director from 1991 to 1992. BFP is responsible for ensuring public
safety through prevention and/or suppression of all destructive fires on
buildings, houses, and other similar structure, forests, and land
transportation vehicles and equipment, ships/vessels docked at piers,
wharves or anchored at major seaports, petroleum industry installations. It is
also responsible for the enforcement of the Fire Code of the Philippines (PD
1185) and other related laws, conduct investigations involving fire incidents
and causes thereof including the filing of appropriate complaints/cases.

II-Mandates and Functions


The Bureau of Fire Protection was created by virtue of RA 6975
primarily to perform  the following functions:

1. Be responsible for the prevention  and suppression of all


destructive fires on:
Building,  houses and other structures;
Forest;
Land  transportation vehicles and equipment;
Ships  and vessels docked at piers or wharves anchored in
major sea ports;
Petroleum  industry installations;
Plane  crashes; and
Other  similar activities

2. Be  responsible for the enforcement of the Fire Code of the


Philippines (PD 1185)  and other related laws;
3. Shall have the power to investigate all causes of fires and if
necessary, file the proper complaint with the city or provincial
prosecutor who has jurisdiction over the case;
4. In the time of national emergency, all elements of the BFP shall
upon direction of the President, assist the AFP in meeting the
national emergency; and
5. Shall establish at least one (1) fire station with adequate
personnel, firefighting facilities and equipment in every provincial
capital, city and municipality subject to standard rules and
regulations as maybe promulgated.

III-GUIDELINES OF BFP

1. INTERPRETATION ...................................................................
2. 1 RULE

2. COVERAGE ..........................................................................

1 RULE

3. DEFINITION OF TERMS ..........................................................

2 RULE

4. AUTHORITY OF THE CHIEF, BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION.......................................................................


21 SECTION

4.0.0.1 GENERAL AUTHORITY TO ADMINISTER AND ENFORCE RA 9514 AND ITS


IRR .................................... 21 SECTION

4.0.0.2 AUTHORITY OF THE CHIEF, BFP SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF


SILG ......................................................... 21 SECTION 4.0.0.3 SPECIFIC AUTHORITY OF CHIEF,
BFP ..............................
22 RULE 5. BFP REORGANIZATION AND PROFESSIONALIZATION ......

23 DIVISION 1. REORGANIZATION .........................................................................

23 SECTION 5.0.1.1 AUTHORITY OF THE CHIEF, BFP TO REORGANIZE ........

. 23 DIVISION 2. TECHNICAL STAFF ..........................................................................

24 SECTION 5.0.2.1 CONSTITUTION AND QUALIFICATIONS ..........................

24 SECTION 5.0.2.2 SOURCES ..........................................................................

24 SECTION 5.0.2.3 DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS .................................................

24 SECTION 5.0.2.4 REMUNERATION ...............................................................

24 RULE 6. FIRE BRIGADES, FIRE VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS AND FIRE SAFETY


PRACTITIONERS .....................................

25 DIVISION 1. SCOPE .............................................................................................

25 DIVISION 2. ORGANIZATION OF FIRE BRIGADES ............................................

25 SECTION 6.0.2.1 REQUIREMENTS .................................................................

25 SECTION 6.0.2.2 COMPOSITION .................................................................

25 SECTION 6.0.2.3 COMPONENTS ................................................................

. 26 SECTION 6.0.2.4 DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A FIRE BRIGADE


CHIEF .................................................................................

26 SECTION 6.0.2.5 QUALIFICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE COMPANY FIRE


BRIGADE ..............................................

26 SECTION 6.0.2.6 AVAILABILITY OF PERSONNEL .........................................

27 DIVISION 3. TRAINING OF FIRE BRIGADES, FIRE SAFETY PRACTITIONERS AND FIRE VOLUNTEER
ORGANIZATIONS ....................................

27 SECTION 6.0.3.1 CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY ..................................... 27 SECTION 6.0.3.2 TRAINING


DESIGN ............................................................

27 SECTION 6.0.3.3 SCOPE OF TRAINING .......................................................

27 ii SECTION 6.0.3.4 ASSISTANCE IN TRAINING PROGRAMS .........................

28 SECTION 6.0.3.5 IDENTIFICATION ................................................................

28 DIVISION 4. COMMAND, EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND FIRE


DRILLS ..............................................................................................

28 SECTION 6.0.4.1 PRACTICE DRILLS .............................................................

28 SECTION 6.0.4.2 OPERATION OF EQUIPMENT ...........................................


28 SECTION 6.0.4.3 REACTIVATION OF EQUIPMENT......................................

28 SECTION 6.0.4.4 INSPECTION AND SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE


WORK ................................................................................

28 SECTION 6.0.4.5 COMMAND AT FIRE SCENE ............................................

28 RULE 7. ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT TO THE BFP .............................

29 DIVISION 1. POLICE AND OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT ................

29 SECTION 7.0.1.1 FROM PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE ............................

29 SECTION 7.0.1.2 FROM LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS ..............................

29 SECTION 7.0.1.3 FROM OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ............

30 DIVISION 2. OTHER AGENCIES’ SUPPORT ........................................................

30 SECTION 7.0.2.1 COORDINATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES ....................

30 RULE 8. FIRE SAFETY ENFORCERS ....................................................

31 CHAPTER 1. QUALIFICATIONS OF FIRE SAFETY ENFORCERS .....................................

31 DIVISION 1. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS ............................................................

31 SECTION 8.1.1.1 FIRE SAFETY INSPECTORS ................................................

31 SECTION 8.1.1.2 PLAN EVALUATORS ..........................................................

32 CHAPTER 2. FUNCTIONS OF FIRE SAFETY ENFORCERS .............................................. \

32 DIVISION 1. RESPONSIBILITIES OF DESIGNATED FIRE SAFETY


ENFORCERS ....................................................................................

32 SECTION 8.2.1.1 FIRE SAFETY INSPECTORS ................................................

32 SECTION 8.2.1.2 PLAN EVALUATORS ..........................................................

33 RULE 9. ENFORCEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION OF FIRE SAFETY


MEASURES ..........................................................................

33 DIVISION 1. GENERAL ........................................................................................

33 DIVISION 2. FIRE SAFETY EVALUATION AND INSPECTION .............................

34 SECTION 9.0.2.1 BUILDING PLAN REVIEW ..................................................

34 SECTION 9.0.2.2 INSPECTION DURING CONSTRUCTION .........................

34 SECTION 9.0.2.3 INSPECTION AFTER COMPLETION OF


CONSTRUCTION ...............................................................

35 SECTION 9.0.2.4 BUSINESS AND ROUTINE INSPECTION ............................


36 iii DIVISION 3. FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY ASSESSMENT REPORT ..............................

37 SECTION 9.0.3.1 APPLICABILITY ..................................................................

37 SECTION 9.0.3.2 PROCEDURES ...................................................................

37 SECTION 9.0.3.3 FORMAT OF PREPARATION ............................................

37 DIVISION 4. FIRE SAFETY INSPECTION CERTIFICATE ........................................

42 SECTION 9.0.4.1 FSIC AS A PRE-REQUISITE FOR ISSUANCE OF


PERMIT/LICENSE ...............................................................

42 SECTION 9.0.4.2 DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS ................................... 42 DIVISION 5. FIRE SAFETY


CLEARANCE .............................................................

42 DIVISION 6. FIRE INSURANCE DATA REQUIRED ..............................................

43 RULE 10. FIRE SAFETY MEASURES ......................................................

43 CHAPTER 1. COVERAGE .............................................................................................

43 CHAPTER 2. FIRE SAFETY IN BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES & FACILITIES ..........................

43 DIVISION 1. SCOPE .......................................................................................

43 DIVISION 2. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ............................................................

43 DIVISION 3. CLASSIFICATION OF OCCUPANCY ............................................

46 DIVISION 4. HAZARD OF BUILDINGS ................................................................

50 SECTION 10.2.4.1 GENERAL ..........................................................................

50 SECTION 10.2.4.2 CLASSIFICATION OF HAZARD OF CONTENTS ...............

50 DIVISION 5. MEANS OF EGRESS ........................................................................

51 SECTION 10.2.5.1 APPLICATION ...................................................................

51 SECTION 10.2.5.2 GENERAL PROVISIONS ....................................................

51 SECTION 10.2.5.3 DOORS ..............................................................................

58 SECTION 10.2.5.4 STAIRS ................................................................................

63 SECTION 10.2.5.5 OUTSIDE STAIRS ................................................................

73 SECTION 10.2.5.6 HORIZONTAL EXITS ...........................................................

73 SECTION 10.2.5.7 RAMPS ...............................................................................

77 SECTION 10.2.5.8 EXIT PASSAGEWAYS ........................................................

78 SECTION 10.2.5.9 ESCALATORS AND MOVING WALKS .............................


79 SECTION 10.2.5.10 FIRE ESCAPE STAIRS, LADDERS AND SLIDE
ESCAPES ...........................................................................

79 SECTION 10.2.5.11 ILLUMINATION OF MEANS OF EGRESS ..........................

85 SECTION 10.2.5.12 EXIT MARKING ..................................................................

86 SECTION 10.2.5.13 EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLAN .................................

88 DIVISION 6. FEATURES OF FIRE PROTECTION ..................................................

88 SECTION 10.2.6.1 CONSTRUCTION AND COMPARTMENTATION .............

88 iv SECTION 10.2.6.2 PROTECTION OF VERTICAL OPENING AND COMBUSTIBLE CONCEALED


SPACES ............................

88 SECTION 10.2.6.3 INTERIOR FINISH ................................................................

93 SECTION 10.2.6.4 FIRE DETECTION, ALARM, AND COMMUNICATION


SYSTEMS ............................................................................

95 SECTION 10.2.6.5 AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS AND OTHER EXTINGUISHING


EQUIPMENT ...........................................

99 SECTION 10.2.6.6 STANDPIPES ....................................................................

100 SECTION 10.2.6.7 PORTABLE AND WHEELED FIRE EXTINGUISHERS .........

109 SECTION 10.2.6.8 SEGREGATION AND PROTECTION OF HAZARDS .......

117 SECTION 10.2.6.9 SMOKE PARTITIONS ........................................................

117 SECTION 10.2.6.10 FIRE DOORS ....................................................................

118 DIVISION 7. BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENT .................................................

118 SECTION 10.2.7.1 UTILITIES ...........................................................................

118 SECTION 10.2.7.2 HEATING, VENTILATING AND AIRCONDITIONING .....

119 SECTION 10.2.7.3 SMOKE VENTING ............................................................

119 SECTION 10.2.7.4 RUBBISH CHUTES, LAUNDRY CHUTES, AND FLUE-FED


INCINERATORS ..............................................

119 SECTION 10.2.7.5 ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS ....................................

120 SECTION 10.2.7.6 INSTALLATION CLEARANCE ..........................................

120 DIVISION 8. PLACES OF ASSEMBLY ................................................................

120 SECTION 10.2.8.1 OCCUPANT LOAD .........................................................

120 SECTION 10.2.8.2 EXIT DETAILS ....................................................................


121 SECTION 10.2.8.3 STAGE AND ENCLOSED PLATFORM ............................

125 SECTION 10.2.8.4 PROJECTION BOOTH .....................................................

127 SECTION 10.2.8.5 DECORATIVE MATERIAL ................................................

128 SECTION 10.2.8.6 PYROXYLIN COATED FABRIC .......................................

128 SECTION 10.2.8.7 MOTION PICTURE SCREENS, STAGE CURTAINS AND


DRAPES ...........................................................................

128 SECTION 10.2.8.8 PROTECTION ..................................................................

128 SECTION 10.2.8.9 BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENT ...................................

130 SECTION 10.2.8.10 PLAN OF EXIT WAYS AISLES ...........................................

130 SECTION 10.2.8.11 OVERCROWDING .........................................................

131 SECTION 10.2.8.12 STANDBY FIREMEN .........................................................

131 SECTION 10.2.8.13 OUTDOOR ASSEMBLY....................................................

131 SECTION 10.2.8.14 UNDERGROUND STRUCTURE AND WINDOWLESS


BUILDINGS .......................................................................

131 SECTION 10.2.8.15 SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR EXHIBITIONS HALLS ..........

132 SECTION 10.2.8.16 EXISTING PLACES OF ASSEMBLY ..................................

132 v SECTION 10.2.8.17 PROJECTION ROOMS FOR SAFETY FILM .....................

132 SECTION 10.2.8.18 OPEN FLAME ..................................................................

134 DIVISION 9. EDUCATIONAL OCCUPANCIES .................................................

134 SECTION 10.2.9.1 OCCUPANCY AND OCCUPANT LOAD ......................

134 SECTION 10.2.9.2 EXIT DETAILS ....................................................................

135 SECTION 10.2.9.3 LIGHTING AND SIGNS ....................................................

137 SECTION 10.2.9.4 WINDOWS FOR RESCUE AND VENTILATION ...............

138 SECTION 10.2.9.5 PROTECTION ..................................................................

138 SECTION 10.2.9.6 BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENT ...................................

139 SECTION 10.2.9.7 SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR FLEXIBLE PLAN AND OPEN PLAN
BUILDINGS .................................................

140 SECTION 10.2.9.8 SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR PRE-SCHOOLS ..................

143 SECTION 10.2.9.9 UNDERGROUND AND WINDOWLESS EDUCATIONAL


BUILDINGS .......................................................................
143 SECTION 10.2.9.10 SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR COMBINED
OCCUPANCIES ..............................................................

144 SECTION 10.2.9.11 EXISTING EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGS ...........................

144 SECTION 10.2.9.12 CHILD DAY CARE CENTERS ..........................................

145 DIVISION 10. HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCIES .................................................. 150 SECTION 10.2.10.1
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS .............................................

150 SECTION 10.2.10.2 EXIT DETAILS .................................................................... 153 SECTION 10.2.10.3


PROTECTION ..................................................................

156 SECTION 10.2.10.4 BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENT ................................... 160 DIVISION 11.
DETENTION AND CORRECTIONAL OCCUPANCIES ................

161 SECTION 10.2.11.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS .............................................

161 SECTION 10.2.11.2 EXIT DETAILS ....................................................................

163 SECTION 10.2.11.3 PROTECTION .................................................................. 165 SECTION 10.2.11.4


BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENT ...................................

169 DIVISION 12. RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCIES ..................................................... 169 SECTION 10.2.12.1


CLASSIFICATION ............................................................

169 SECTION 10.2.12.2 REQUIREMENTS ............................................................... 170 SECTION 10.2.12.3


HOTELS AND DORMITORIES .......................................... 171 SECTION 10.2.12.4 APARTMENT
BUILDINGS ................................................ 177 SECTION 10.2.12.5 LODGING OR ROOMING
HOUSES .............................. 181 SECTION 10.2.12.6 SINGLE AND TWO FAMILY DWELLINGS .......................

182 DIVISION 13. MERCANTILE OCCUPANClES ....................................................

183 SECTION 10.2.13.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ............................................. 183 SECTION 10.2.13.2


EXIT DETAILS .................................................................... 186 SECTION 10.2.13.3
PROTECTION .................................................................. 189 vi SECTION 10.2.13.4 BUILDING SERVICE
EQUIPMENT ................................... 191 SECTION 10.2.13.5 SPECIAL
PROVISIONS .................................................... 191 DIVISION 14. BUSINESS
OCCUPANCIES ...........................................................

193 SECTION 10.2.14.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS .............................................

193 SECTION 10.2.14.2 EXIT DETAILS ....................................................................

194 SECTION 10.2.14.3 PROTECTION ..................................................................

198 SECTION 10.2.14.4 BUILDING SERVICE UTILITIES ..........................................

201 SECTION 10.2.14.5 COMBINED BUSINESS AND MERCANTILE


OCCUPANCY ................................................................

202 SECTION 10.2.14.6 HIGH RISE BUILDINGS ....................................................


202 DIVISION 15. INDUSTRIAL OCCUPANCIES .......................................................

202 SECTION 10.2.15.1 REQUIREMENTS ...............................................................

202 SECTION 10.2.15.2 EXIT DETAILS ....................................................................

203 SECTION 10.2.15.3 PROTECTION ..................................................................

205 DIVISION 16. STORAGE OCCUPANCIES ..........................................................

207 SECTION 10.2.16.1 GENERAL STORAGE OCCUPANCIES...........................

207 SECTION 10.2.16.2 PROTECTION ..................................................................

208 SECTION 10.2.16.3 SPECIAL PROVISION FOR PARKING STRUCTURES ......

209 SECTION 10.2.16.4 SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR AIRCRAFT HANGARS .......

210 SECTION 10.2.16.5 SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR GRAIN ELEVATORS ..........

211 DIVISION 17. MISCELLANEOUS STRUCTURES ...................................................

211 SECTION 10.2.17.1 TOWERS ...........................................................................

211 SECTION 10.2.17.2 PIERS AND WATER-SURROUNDED STRUCTURE ...........

212 SECTION 10.2.17.3 IMMOBILIZED VEHICLE AND VESSELS ...........................

213 SECTION 10.2.17.4 UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES AND WINDOWLESS


BUILDINGS .......................................................................

213 DIVISION 18. OPERATING FEATURES ................................................................

214 SECTION 10.2.18.1 GENERAL ........................................................................

214 SECTION 10.2.18.2 PLACES OF ASSEMBLY ...................................................

216 SECTION 10.2.18.3 EDUCATIONAL OCCUPANCIES ...................................

218 SECTION 10.2.18.4 HEALTH CARE OCCUPANCIES .....................................

219 SECTION 10.2.18.5 RESIDENTIAL OCCUPANCIES ........................................

220 SECTION 10.2.18.6 MERCANTILE, BUSINESS, AND INDUSTRIAL


OCCUPANCIES ..............................................................

220 DIVISION 19. SPECIAL PROVISION FOR HIGH RISE BUILDINGS .....................

220 SECTION 10.2.19.1 SCOPE .............................................................................

220 SECTION 10.2.19.2 DEFINITION ......................................................................

220 SECTION 10.2.19.3 SMOKE CONTROL ..........................................................

221 vii SECTION 10.2.19.4 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS PROTECTION ................................


221 SECTION 10.2.19.5 FIRE COMMAND CENTER .............................................

221 SECTION 10.2.19.6 STAIRWELLS .....................................................................

222 SECTION 10.2.19.7 FIRST-AID PROTECTION ..................................................

223 SECTION 10.2.19.8 APPLICABILITY OF ALL OTHER PROVISIONS OF THIS


CODE ......................................................................

223 DIVISION 20. AERODROME FACILITIES .............................................................

223 SECTION 10.2.20.1 GENERAL FIRE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS ........................

223 SECTION 10.2.20.2 REFUELLER UNITS ............................................................

226 SECTION 10.2.20.3 HELISTOPS .......................................................................

IV-SUMMARY NOF POSSITIVE EXPERIENCE IN ENTIRE DURATION OF OJT


V- RECOMMENDATION

Arsenic and Fhave been detected in groundwater across the world including India.
Studies of their co-contamination perspective are rare and lacking, in India no effort has been
made to study this phenomenon. A pilot attempt was made to study the same, for which the
Brahmaputra flood plains (BFP) were selected as the study area. The present study was an
attempt to understand (i) the co-contamination behaviour of As and Fin a natural settings and
controlled conditions, (ii) how As and Fare released into the groundwater from solid/adsorbed
phases and their governing factors, (iii) what would be the fate of their aqueous species and (iv)
how proximity to river affected As and Fdistribution and enrichment.

VI-CONCLUSION
Hydrogeochemistry of the BFP appear to be controlled by natural weathering processes rather
than anthropogenic activities which were found to be minor occurrences based on the land use patterns
across the BFP. Bicarbonate (HCO3 - ) type water with mixed cation (Na+ , K+ , Ca2+ and Mg2+)
dominance was found out to be a common occurrence in the region. The BFP region also appears to
have a multiple aquifer system consisting of both reducing and oxidising aquifers. This was indicated by
the detection of both positive and negative ORPs in the groundwater samples. It is likely that
anthropogenic activities like groundwater withdrawal and agricultural return flow leads to oxidising
conditions while geogenic processes and microbial degradation induced reducing conditions. Reducing
conditions were found to be more dominating of the two. A strong correlation was observed between
Fe and As both spatially and seasonally indicating that Fe (hydr)oxides could be the phase associated
with As mobilization. Depth was found to influence the mobilization of As but not F-. Fluoride was found
to be positively correlated to Fe in the north bank, at the same time a weak negative correlation was
also observed between Fand SO4 2- . This indicates

Republic Act No. 9263             March 10, 2004

AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE PROFESSIONALIZATION OF THE BUREAU OF FIRE


PROTECTION (BFP) AND THE BUREAU OF JAIL MANAGEMENT AND PENOLOGY (BJMP),
AMENDING CERTAIN, PROVISIONS OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 6975, PROVIDING FUNDS
THEREOF AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

SEC. 7. Professionalization and Upgrading of Qualification Standards in the Designation of


Uniformed Personnel of the BFP and the BJMP to Key Positions. -
a) No person shall be designated to the following key positions of the BFP and the BJMP
unless he/she has met the qualifications provided therein:

1) Municipal Fire Marshal. – Should have the rank of senior inspector, who must
have finished at least second year Bachelor of Laws or earned at least twelve (12)
units in a master's degree program in public administration, management,
engineering, public safety, criminology or other related discipline from recognized
institution of learning, and must have satisfactory passed the necessary training of
career courses for such position as may be established by the Fire Bureau;

2) City Fire Marshal. - Should the rank of chief of senior inspector, who must have
finished at least second year Bachelor of Laws or earned at least twenty four (24)
units in a master's degree program in public administration, management,
engineering, public safety, criminology or other related disciplines from recognized
institution of learning, and must have satisfactory passed the necessary training or
career courses for such position as may be established by the Fire Bureau;

3) District Fire Marshal, Provincial Fire Marshal, Assistant Regional Director for
Administration, Assistant Regional Director for Operations and Regional Chief of
Directorial Staff. – Should have the rank of superintendent, who must be a graduate
of Bachelor of Laws or a holder of a mater's degree in public administration,
management, engineering, public safety, criminology or other related disciplines from
recognized institution of learning, and must have satisfactory passed the necessary
training or career courses for such position as may be established by the Fire
Bureau;

4) District Fire Marshal for the National Capital Region, Regional Director for Fire
Protection and Director of the Directorate of the National Headquarters Office. –
Should have at least the rank of senior superintendent, who must be a graduate of
Bachelor of Laws or a holder of master's degree in public administration,
management, engineering, public safety, criminology or other related disciplines from
a recognized institution of learning, and must have satisfactory passed the necessary
training or career course for such position as may be established by the Fire Bureau;

5) Deputy Chief for Administration of the Fire Bureau, Deputy Chief for Operations of
the Fire Bureau and Chief Directorial Staff of the Fire Bureau.- Should have the rank
of superintendent, who must be a member of the Philippine Bar or a holder of a
master's degree in public administration, management, engineering, public safety,
criminology or other related disciplines from recognized institution of learning, and
must have satisfactory passed the necessary training or career courses for such as
may be established by the Fire Bureau; and

6) Chief of the Fire Bureau. – Should have the rank of director, who must be a
member of the Philippine Bar or a holder of a master's degree in public
administration, management, engineering, public safety, criminology or other related
discipline from a recognized institution of learning, and must satisfactory passed the
necessary training or career courses for such position as may be established by the
Fire Bureau.

b) No person shall be designated to the following key positions of the BJMP unless he/she
has met the qualification provided therein:
1) Municipal Jail Warden. – Should have the rank of chief inspector, who have
finished at least second year Bachelor of Laws or earned at least twelve (12) units in
a master' degree program in management, public administration, public safety,
criminology, penology, sociology, national security administration, defense studies, or
other related disciplines from a recognized institution of learning, and must have
satisfactory passed the necessary training or career courses for such position as
may be established by the Jail Bureau;

2) City Jail Warden. – Should have the rank of chief inspector, who must have
finished at least second year Bachelor of Laws or earned at least twenty four (24)
units in master's degree program in management, public administration, public
safety, criminology, penology, sociology, national security administration, defense
studies or related disciplines from a recognized institution of learning and must
satisfactory passed the necessary training or career courses for such position as
may be established by the Jail Bureau: Provided, That in city jails with a population of
one thousand (1,000) or more inmates, the city jail warden shall the rank and
qualification of a district jail warden;

3) District Jail Warden, Provincial Jail Administrator, Assistant Regional Director for
Administration, Assistant Regional Director for Operations and Regional Chief of
Directorial Staff. – Should have the rank of senior superintendent, who must be a
graduate of Bachelor of Laws or a holder of a master's degree in management,
public administration, public safety, criminology, penology, sociology, national
security administration, defense studies or other related discipline from a recognized
institution of learning, and must satisfactory passed the necessary training or career
courses for such position as may be established by the Jail bureau;

4) Regional Director for Jail Management and Penology and Director of the
Directorate of the National Headquarters Office. – Should have the rank of senior
superintendent, who must be a graduate of Bachelor of Laws or a holder of a
master's degree in management, public administration, public safety, criminology,
penology, sociology, national security administration, defense studies or other related
discipline from a recognized institution of learning, and must satisfactory passed the
necessary training or career courses for such position as may be established by the
Jail bureau;

5) Deputy Chief for Administration of the Jail Bureau, Deputy Chief for Operations of
the Jail Bureau and Chief of Directorial Staff of the Jail Bureau. – Should have the
rank of senior superintendent, who must be a member of the Philippine Bar or a
holder of a master's degree in management, public administration, public safety,
criminology, penology, sociology, national security administration, defense studies or
other related discipline from a recognized institution of learning, and must
satisfactory passed the necessary training or career courses for such position as
may be established by the Jail bureau; and

6) Chief of the Jail Bureau. – Should have the rank of director, who must be a
member of the Philippine Bar or a holder of a master's degree in management, public
administration, public safety, criminology, penology, sociology, national security
administration, defense studies or other related discipline from a recognized
institution of learning, and must satisfactory passed the necessary training or career
courses for such position as may be established by the Jail bureau. Any uniformed
personnel of the BFP and the BJMP who is currently occupying such position but
lacks any of the qualifications mentioned therein shall be given three(3) years upon
the effectivity of this Act to comply with the requirements, otherwise he/she shall be
relieved from the position.

CALAPAN OF BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION

A Term Paper

Presented to the

Faculty of Luna Goco Colleges


LUNA GOCO COLLEGES,INC.

Lalud, Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro

In Partial Fulfullment

Of the requirements for the on the job training

PSUPT WILLIAM C DESTURA, RCRIM,MSCJ

BY

FAJARDO RONALD

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