20 18 China fire brigade restructuring. The public security fire brigade and forest fire brigade originally belonging to the armed police sequence all retired from active service, and a "national comprehensive fire rescue team" was formed, which was placed under the management of the emergency management department, and the fire officers and soldiers were changed to administrative establishment. In order to reduce the impact of the restructuring and ensure the smooth convergence of the team, the state has set up a three-year trial run-in period, starting from August 22, 20 18, during which the cadre allocation will be gradually standardized and the administrative level of the team will not be clear.

The national comprehensive fire rescue team implements vertical management, with five levels: bureau, corps, detachment, brigade and squadron (station). Among them, the management organization of public security fire brigade was changed to "Fire Rescue Bureau" to manage 3 1 provincial fire rescue corps; The management organization of forest fire brigade was changed to "forest fire station" to manage 9 forest fire brigades. Both of them are "subordinate bureaus" directly managed by the Emergency Management Department, which takes the "Emergency Management Department" as the regional name of the organization and does not belong to the "Deputy Ministerial State Bureau".

Administrative levels corresponding to fire commanders at all levels

1. Fire Chief: The full-time post of Emergency Management Department is granted, and it is also the only rank that is not granted to firefighters.

2. Deputy Director of Fire Protection: awarded to the director and political commissar of the National Fire Fighting and Rescue Bureau, equivalent to the deputy minister level.

3. Assistant to the fire chief: awarded to the deputy director of the National Bureau, deputy political commissar (secretary of the Disciplinary Committee), chief engineer and director of the political department, corresponding to the level of the central management office (bureau).

4. Senior commander: awarded to the director of the National Bureau and the head of the Corps (team leader and political commissar), corresponding to the director level.

5. First-level commander: awarded to the deputy director of the National Bureau and the deputy director of the Corps, corresponding to the level of deputy director.

6. Second-level commander: awarded to the director of the national bureau and the director of the detachment, corresponding to the director level.

7. Third-level commander: awarded to the deputy director of the National Bureau and the deputy detachment leader, corresponding to the deputy division level.

8. First-level commander: give brigade full-time positions corresponding to official positions.

9. Second-level commander: awarded to the brigade deputy, corresponding to the deputy department level.

10, level 3 commander: awarded the station (squadron) level.

1 1, level 4 commander: deputy at station (squadron) level.