BFP Best Practices

BEST PRACTICES
Bureau of Fire Protection

Jethro E Villasanta
21-51137
PA 504: Theory and Practice in Public Administration
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VISION
A modern fire service fully
capable of ensuring a fire safe
nation by 2034.
MISSION We commit to prevent and
suppress destructive fires,
investigate its causes, enforce
Fire Code and other related
laws, respond to man-made
and natural disasters and other
emergencies.
Fire Safety Enforcement
Modernization
Force Specialized Human

Restructuring Services Resource
and Development Development
Fire Capability,
Organizational
Protection Development Material and
Service Technology
Development
The BFP shall, in coordination with the DILG, establish and

implement the BFP Modernization Program which shall be geared
towards the enhancement of the capability of its personnel and
acquisition of state-of-the-art fire prevention, fire suppression, fire
investigation, and emergency medical and rescue services
facilities and equipment.
ACTIONS;
Fire Protection Service
The BFP Modernization Program shall

include the establishment of Fire
Protection Service including the
establishment of rescue hotlines in all
LGUs: Provided, That priority shall be
given to municipalities with no existing
fire protection services
• Identification and inventory of
established fire stations nationwide
• Ask land donation from respective
LGU
• Appropriate funds by utilizing the
BFP Modernization Trust Fund
Without Activated Fire Stations: 216

Force Restructuring and
Organizational Development
Within ninety (90) days from the
promulgation of rules and regulations to
implement the BFP Modernization Act,
the BFP shall recommend and submit to
the Secretaries of the DILG and the
Department of Budget and Management
(DBM), the revised organizational
structure and staffing pattern for officers
and personnel of the BFP. The BFP shall
design and establish a qualifications
upgrading program for the BFP officers
and personnel in accordance with the
rules and regulations of the Civil Service
Commission
• Placement of personnel
• Regular quota recruitment
• Series of promotion
Capability, Material and
Technology Development
Upon the effectivity of this Act, the
existing fire protection equipment and
services of the BFP shall be upgraded
through the acquisition of new and
modern equipment, vehicles, and
personal protective equipment:
Provided, That the acquisition of new

equipment shall be synchronized with
the phase out of uneconomical and
obsolete major equipment and systems
in the BFP inventory;
• Nationwide inventorial activity
• Conduct series of procurement (In
accordance with the BFP
Modernization Program
Specialized Services
Development
The BFP Modernization Program shall establish specialized fire protection services such as
high-rise building fires, forest fires, aircraft and airport fires, chemical fires, disaster rescue
services, and emergency medical services. It shall also include the establishment of a Search
and Rescue Force, HAZMAT units, Fire and Arson Investigation Unit, and Security
and Protection Unit in every region and city, as well as an Emergency Medical Service
(EMS) in every municipality and city: Provided, That each EMS unit to be established shall be comprised
of an ambulance with adequate medical equipment, and qualified and trained personnel:
Provided, further, That every Security and Protection Unit (SPU) shall be composed of two (2) team leaders with
the rank of at least Fire Inspector and team members, who shall undergo a neuropsychological examination and
periodic trainings: Provided, furthermore, That BFP personnel with the rank of Senior Fire Officer III may be given
priority to be appointed as SPU team member: Provided, finally, That SPU shall be provided with appropriate
equipment to protect firefighters during fire suppression, containment of HAZMAT and CBRNE materials, fire
investigation, and in the performance of all other acts pertinent to their mandate
Human Resource Development
The modernization program shall include

the development of a comprehensive
training program for BFP personnel and
BFP volunteers, including mandatory
training for new entrants and newly-
appointed personnel of the BFP, and
BFP volunteers, and establishment of
training facilities.
TITLE II: Power and Functions of the BFP
Section 3
(j) Develop, promote, and implement a

comprehensive fire safety and protection program
that aims to strengthen the capacity of the
national government and LGUs, to build the fire
resilience of communities, and institutionalize
measures for reducing disaster risk, and
enhancing disaster and emergency preparedness
and response capabilities. The BFP shall also
empower existing community-based fire
volunteer brigades and encourage the
creation of the same in all LGUs;
LIGTAS NG PILIPINAS
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Award
Awarding of KAISA
2 Star Seal
Conducting of the
responsibilities
1 included in the
KAISA Manifesto
Signing of KAISA
Manifesto of Support
OPLAN
Ligtas na Pamayanan
If you fail to prepare, you are preparing to fail.
– H. K. Williams, “The Church and the World”
in Biblical World, v53, p81, 1919
OLP Component Activities

• Handang Pamayanan Program
• Bayanihan Program
• Kaagapay Program
• Lingap Program
ADOPTIVE COMPREHENSIVE IMMERSIVE
Goals:
1. An Improved Quality of Life through a Fire–Safe Community with
Proactive, Responsive, Resilient, Self-reliant and Empowered People.
2. One Standard Community-Based Fire Protection Plan for the entire BFP.
Objectives
Decrease the Encourage
occurrence of fires communities to develop
in the most their own Community
vulnerable parts of Fire Protection Plan
communities by based on the standard
8% every year parameters
1 2 3 4 5
Increase the number of Establish strong Reduce the number
trained and organized partnerships, through of fire-related deaths
communities, ready and agreements, between and injuries by 5%
prepared as partners in local government units in every year
fire prevention and fire enforcing fire-related
suppression efforts or laws
initiatives by 10% every
year
Components of C. Zonal Interventions
Proper, comprehensive and active education of the public
CFPP pertaining to various fire safety means and procedures
A. Risk Evaluation and Elimination

1. the identification of fire hazards,
2. the removal of fire’s causes,
3. the zoning of communities in
terms of their hazardous layouts
and set-ups and
4. the execution of drastic measures
in order to maintain utmost safety.
B. Tactical Defense Strategies

1. Pre-Fire Combatting Strategy
2. Community Involvement Strategy
Oplan Ligtas na Pamayanan

Regular Updating
After Operation Evaluation
THANK YOU
TO GOD BE THE GLORY!
References
Oplan Ligtas na Pamayanan
Comprehensive Implementing Guidebook
https://bfp.gov.ph/
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BEST PRACTICES

Bureau of Fire Protection

Force Specialized Human

The BFP shall, in coordination with the DILG, establish and

The BFP Modernization Program shall

Without Activated Fire Stations: 216

Provided, That the acquisition of new

The modernization program shall include

(j) Develop, promote, and implement a

OLP Component Activities

ADOPTIVE COMPREHENSIVE IMMERSIVE

A. Risk Evaluation and Elimination

B. Tactical Defense Strategies

Oplan Ligtas na Pamayanan

BFP-KAISA Call to action campaign against

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