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MandatesPrevention and Suppression of all destructive fires on buildings, houses and other similar structures; Forests; Airports; Land Transportation Vehicles and Equipment; Ships docked at wharves; Petroleum industry installations; and other similar incidents;Enforcement of the Fire CodeInvestigate all causes of fireAssist AFP in times of National EmergenciesEstablish at least one fire station in each local government unit nationwide with adequate personnel and equipage.

I. GENERAL OVERVIEWA. Regional Profile

AREA PROFILE

PROVINCE NO. OF CITIES

NO. OF MUNICIPALITIES

NO. OF BARANGAYS POPULATION LAND

AREANO. OF

HOUSEHOLDSNO. OF

ESTABLISMENTS

CAGAYAN 1 28 820 1,199.320 9,295.75 190,604 25,967

ISABELA 3 34 1,055 1,593,566 12,414.93 254,928 28,524

N. VIZCAYA 0 15 275 452,287 3,975.67 74,402 11,334QUIRINO 0 6 132 188,991 2,323.47 30,581 2,808BATANES 0 6 29 17,246 219.01 12,670 1,318

TOTAL 4 89 2,311 3,451,410 28,228.83 563,185 69,951

B. JURISDICTIONAL MAP

CAGAYAN ISABELA NUEVA VIZCAYA QUIRINO BATANES

1 Abulug 1 Alicia 1 Alfonso Castañeda 1 Aglipay 1 Basco2 Alcala 2 Angadanan 2 Aritao 2 Diffun 2 Mahatao3 Allacapan 3 Aurora 3 Bagabag 3 Cabarroguis 3 Sabtang4 Amulung 4 Benito Soliven 4 Bambang 4 Maddela5 Aparri 5 Burgos 5 Bayombong 5 Nagtipunan6 Baggao 6 Cabagan 6 Diadi 6 Saguday

7 Ballesteros 7 Cabatuan 7 Dupax Del Sur

8 Buguey 8 Cauayan City 8 Kasibu9 Camalaniugan 9 Cordon 9 Kayapa10 Claveria 10 Delfin Albano 10 Quezon11 Enrile 11 Echague 11 Santa Fe 12 Gattaran 12 Ilagan City 12 Solano

13 Gonzaga 13 Jones 13 Villaverde14 Iguig 14 Luna 15 Lal-lo 15 Mallig16 Lasam 16 Naguilian

17 Pamplona 17 Quezon

18 Peñablanca 18 Quirino

19 Piat 19 Ramon 20 Rizal 20 Reina Mercedes

21 Sanchez-Mira 21 Roxas

22 Santa Ana 22 San Agustin

23 Santa Praxedes 23 San Guillermo

24 Solana 24 San Mariano

25 Sto Niño 25 San Mateo

26 Tuao 26 San Pablo

27 Tuguegarao City 27 Santa Maria

28 Santiago City29 Sto Tomas30 T i i

II. ADMINISTRATIVE UPDATES

PERSONNEL STRENGTH / RANK PROFILE2ND Quarter CY 2018

SSUPT SUPT CINSP SINSP INSP SFO4 SFO3 SFO2 SFO1 FO3 FO2 FO1 NUP

1 6 8 15 11 26 51 108 158 147 171 611 11

PROVINCEOFFICER NON OFFICER

NUP TOTALSSUPT SUPT CINSP SINSP INSP SFO4 SFO3 SFO2 SFO1 FO3 FO2 FO1

REGIONAL OFFICE 1 3 3 4 3 3 4 15 6 10 19 113 3 187

CAGAYAN 0 1 1 1 3 12 18 41 76 50 64 158 7 432

ISABELA 0 1 3 6 3 7 14 25 49 49 36 243 0 436

N. VIZCAYA 0 0 1 1 2 3 9 16 15 21 25 58 1 153

QUIRINO 0 1 0 1 0 1 6 7 11 10 27 25 0 89

BATANES 0 0 0 1 0 4 1 7 14 0 27

TOTAL 1 6 8 15 11 26 51 108 158 147 171 611 11 1,324

Promotion of NCOs

• 202 from FO2-SFO4

PROMOTION

4th Quarter CY 2018

90 FIRE OFFICER ONE

RECRUITMENT

III. LOGISTICAL UPDATES

III. LOGISTICAL UPDATE

A. STATUS OF FIRE STATION/SUBSTATIONSTATUS OF CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR/IMPROVEMENT

OF FIRE STATIONS AND BUILDINGS

4th QUARTER CY 2018

REGION IIDATE OF

SARO

DATE STARTED/

NTPBUDGET

AMOUNT OF CONSTRUCTION

PROGRESS OF CONSTRUCTION

DATE OF COMPLETION

REMARKS

CAGAYAN

1.REGIONAL OFFICE(PHASE 1)

3 JAN 2017 8 JUL 2018 PhP 1,624,931.37 PhP 1,622,065.07 100% 9 NOV 2018

PROJECT COMPLETED AS OF 07 NOV 2018

2. STA. TERESITA FIRE STATION

2 MAY 2018 18 SEP 2018 PhP 7,320,968.20 PhP 7,318,000.00 7.82% 15 FEB 2018PROJECT IS ON-

GOING

3. REGIONAL OFFICE (PHASE 1)

18 SEPT 2018 - PhP 1,629,931.37 PhP 1,627,849.89 AWARDED AS

OF NOV 28 ,2018

STATUS OF FIRE STATION/SUBSTATIONSTATUS OF CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR/IMPROVEMENT

OF FIRE STATION AND BUILDINGS3rd QUARTER CY 2018

ISABELADATE OF

SARO

DATE STARTED/N

TPBUDGET

AMOUNT OF CONSTRUCTION

PROGRESS OF CONSTRUCTION

DATE OF COMPLETION

REMARKS

1. BENITO SOLIVEN FIRE STATION

20NOV2017

29DEC2017 PhP 1,603,780.75 PhP 1,592,622.36 100% 15 AUG2018

PROJECT COMPLETED AS OF NOV 12,2018(with Liquidated damages)

1. JONES FIRE STATION

20NOV2017

29DEC2017 PhP 1,603,780.75 PhP 1,588,204.08 75.01% 15 AUG2018

PROJECT IS ON-GOING (with Liquidated damages)

STATUS OF FIRE STATION/SUBSTATIONSTATUS OF CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR/IMPROVEMENT

OF FIRE STATION AND BUILDINGS4th QUARTER CY 2018

STATUS OF REPAIR OF FIRETRUCKas of 4th Quarter CY 2018

REGION II DATE AWARDED BUDGETAMOUNT OF CONTRACT

PROGRESS OF CONSTRUCTION (% of

Accomplishment)

DATE OF COMPLETION

REMARKS

NAGTIPUNAN ISUZU MORITA FIRE TRUCK

24 AUG 2018 PhP 122,000.00 Php 118,310.72 100 % 14 NOV 2018 COMPLETED

BAMBANG HINO FIRE TRUCK 19 NOV 2018 PhP 299,280.37 - - - FOR PULL OUT FROM STATION

SOLANO FORD ROUGHNECK FIRE TRUCK

19 NOV 2018

PhP 297,139.47 - - -

FOR PULL OUT FROM STATION

PIAT FORD ROUGHNECK

FIRE TRUCK

19 NOV 2018PhP 98,637.00 - - -


STATUS OF REPAIR OF RESCUE TRANSPORT VEHICLEas of 4th Quarter CY 2018

REGION IIDATE

AWARDEDBUDGET

AMOUNT OF CONTRACT

PROGRESS OF CONSTRUCTION (%

of Accomplishment)

DATE OF COMPLETION

REMARKS

OPFM QUIRINO RESCUE AMBULANCE(MITSUBISHI L300)

11 JUN 2018 PhP 87,000.00 PhP 84,438.00 85% - ON-GOING REPAIR

SOLANO FIRE STATION (KIA BESTA AMBULANCE) 19 NOV 2018 PhP 138,719.49 - - -


AMULUNG (KIA BESTA RTV) 19 NOV 2018 PhP 128,000.00 - - - FOR PULL OUT FROM STATION

STATUS OF REPAIR OF SERVICE VEHICLEas of 4th Quarter CY 2018

REGION IIDATE

AWARDEDBUDGET

AMOUNT OF CONTRACT


Accomplishment)

DATE OF COMPLETION

REMARKS

NUEVA VIZCAYA NISSAN TERRANO SERVICE VEHICLE

11 JUN 2018 Php146,034.00 Php140,621.93 100% 28 SEP 2018 COMPLETED

STATUS OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTas of 4th Quarter CY 2018

REGION II DATE AWARDED BUDGETAMOUNT OF CONTRACT


Accomplishment)

DATE OF COMPLETION

REMARKS

Fire Hose 1 1/2 06 OCT 2017 PhP 2,549,300.00 PhP 1,998,100.00

Returned to supplier, due to failurein the test conduct (burst

test)

Fire Boots 06 OCT 2017 PhP 1,756,000.00 PhP 1,706,832.00Returned to

supplier, waiting for the delivery of replacement

IV. OPERATIONAL UPDATES

Fire Prevention Activities(4th Quarter CY 2018)

• No. of Establishment Inspected: 4,506

• No. of FSIC Issued : 4,626

• Fire Code Fees Collected : PhP 4,067,143.42

A. FIRE PREVENTION COMPARATIVE REPORTNUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTED AND COMPLIANCE STATUS

FIRE PREVENTION COMPARATIVE REPORT

NO. OF ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTED4th Quarter

CY 20174th Quarter

CY 2018VARIANCE

Assembly 76 80 5.26Educational 85 137 61.18Health Care 18 27 50Detention and Correctional 0 5Residential 225 124 -44.89Mercantile 4631 2911 -37.14Business 1272 860 -32.39Industrial 268 230 -14.18Storage 88 75 -14.77Miscellaneous 163 57 -58.09

TOTAL 6,799 4,506 -33.73

No. Of Building Plan Reviewed/Processed and issued FSEC1195 1052 -22.68

No. of FSIC for Occupancy Permit Issued 1893 3574 -44.43

No. of FSIC for Business/ Permit to Operate Issued5523 4626 -35.29

TOTAL FSIC ISSUED 7,416 4,626 -37.62Notice to Comply Issued 144 108 -25.00Notice to Correct Violations IssuedAbatement Order

AMOUNT OF FIRE CODE FEES ASSESSED3,994 4,067,143.42 1.81

Fire Incident Report

• No. of Fire Incident: 38

• Amount of Damages based on Affidavit of Loss Submitted: PhP 9,280,024.53

KINDS OCCUPANCY4th Quarter CY

20174th Quarter

CY 2018VARIANCE

STRU

CTU

RAL

FIRE

Residential 24 24 0Industrial/Factory 1 2 100Commercial/Mercantile 0 3 300Storage 5 0 -500

Mixed 1 0 -100

Business/ Government Offices 3 0 -300

Educational 2 2 0

Institutional 0 0 0Place of Assembly 0 0 0Miscellaneous 3 3 0

TOTAL 39 34 -12.82

NO

N S

TRU

CTU

RAL

FIRE

Grass, rubbish and forest fire 0 0 0

Motor Vehicle 7 4 -42.86Ship/Water Vessel 0 0 0Aircraft 0 0 0Locomotive 0 4 400

TOTAL 7 4 -42.86

GRAND TOTAL 46 38 -17.39

AMOUNT OF DAMAGE BASED ON SUBMITTED AFFIDAVIT OF LOSS 13,569,900.00 9,280,024.53 -31.61

FIRE SUPPRESSIONFIRE INCIDENT COMPARATIVE REPORT

CAU

SES

OF

FIRE

DESCRIPTION3rd Quarter

CY 20173rd Quarter CY

2018Variance

Electrical connection 10 20 100Electrical appliances 9 4 -55.56Electrical machinery 1 1 0Spontaneous combustion 1 0 -100Unattended cooking/stove 5 3 -40

Open flame due to torch/gasera 1 1 0

LPG Explosion 0 0 0Lighted cigarette butt 5 2 -60Chemicals 0 0 0Pyro techniques 0 0 0Lighted match stick/lighter 2 1 -100

Incendiary devices/flammable liquid 4 0 -400

Lighting 0 0 0Bomb Explosion 0 0 0Undetermined 0 0 0Others* 8 6 -25

TOTAL 46 38 -17.39

CLA

SSIF

ICA

TIO

N

OF

FIRE

Intentional 4 0 -400Accidental 38 38 0Undetermined 4 0 -400

Fire cases under investigation 0 0 0

TOTAL 46 38 100

TIES

Fatalities in fire fighter 0 0 0Fatalities in civilian 1 1 0

FIRE INVESTIGATION

FIRE INVESTIGATION COMPARATIVE REPORT

D. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES AND RESCUE SERVICESEMS/RESCUE COMPARATIVE REPORT

.

EMEGENCY RESPONSE

ACTIVITIES 3rd Quarter CY 2017

3rd Quarter CY 2018

VARIANCE

FIRE INCIDENTS 3 1 -66.66%RESCUE OPERATIONAL/DISASTERS

0 0 0

VEHICULAR ACCIDENTS 66 107 62.12%MEDICAL CASES 50 49 -2%

TOTAL 119 157 31.93%

NONEMERGENCYRESPONSE

FREE MEDICAL AND DENTAL SERVICES0 1 0

TT VACCINATION 0 0 0BLOOD LETTING 3 0 -100%CONSULTATION 13 201 1446.15%BP MONITORING 1,069 1,464 36.95%DRILLS CONDUCTED 27 8 -70.37%LECTURES/DEMOS 19 7 -63.15%TRAININGS 2 1 -50%OTHERS 13 31 138.46%-Stand-by Medical Team 8 23-Medical Profiling, etc 4 7Tree Planting 1 1

TOTAL 1147 1713 49.34%GRAND TOTAL 1 266 1 870 47 70%

V. BUDGETARY UPDATES4th Quarter CY 2018

CY 2018

ALLOTMENT OBLIGATION BALANCE

60,238,897.79 52,153,353.26 8,085,544.53

VI. PLANS AND PROGRAMS

KEY RESULT AREA (KRA) ACTION TAKEN BY REGIONAL OFFICE

ACTION TO BE REQUESTED FROM

NHQ

EXPECTED OUPUT TARGET DATE

ADMINISTRATIVE AND PERSONNEL MATTERS

1. Decentralization of BFP ID Application of Active Personnel, Retirees and Survivors

* requires personnel and pensioners who do not have biometric records to proceed to PRMD, BFP-NHQs

* request for authority from Chief, BFP to authorize Regional Offices to conduct renewal and issuance of BFP IDs

* request for ID printers and other materials needed

* to avoid additional personal travel expenses of active personnel and retirees from travelling to BFP-NHQs

* ensures all BFP ID of active personnel are updated

* ease in the process of ID renewal especially for pensioners with physical difficulties in travelling to BFP-NHQs

* within CY 2019

2. Database for digital personnel records and official BFP communications

* records personnel staff must attend various pertinent trainings at BFP-NHQs

* to request for fund for maintenance and updating of personnel records of BFP-RO2

* centralized digital records of all BFP-RO2 personnel which is protected from corruptions by common viruses, calamities and physical deterioration of desktop computers

* within CY 2019

Action Plan

Action Plan



NHQ


3. BFP RO2 is experiencing manpower shortage in the majority of fire stations regionwide

* to reassign few personnel from stations with unserviceable trucks to augment to stations with insufficient/depleted personnel

* to designate inappropriate Ranks (SFO1-SFO4) as /to be Officer-In-Charge/Marshals in the lower units

* to adopt dual/multi designation/function of personnel to underman/ outnumbered stations

* to request for additional vacancies/quota in this region

* be able to conduct recruitment/ promotion in order to fill-up the stations experiencing scarcity/shortage in manpower

* at least twice a year Recruitment/Promotion CY 2019

4. BFP RO2 needs to ensure uniformity and continuity in filing of records and timely submission of reports and

* funding is needed for seminar/ workshop on updates regarding Admin functions: HRMO

* request training fund from NHQ * to conduct Admin

Seminar /Workshop twice a year

*twice a year

Action Plan



NHQ

EXPECTED OUPUT

TARGET DATE

LOGISTICAL MANAGEMENT

I. Construction of Fire Stations

1.Penablanca,Cagayan

Submitted pertinent documents for the request of Construction of Typical Fire Station amounting to PhP 7.3 Million / PhP 4.2 Million / PhP 2.6 Million

Release of FundFull

Implementation of Projects

For CY 2018

2. San Pablo, Isabela

3. Echague, Isabela

4. Santa Maria, Isabela

5. San Guillermo, Isabela

6. Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya

7. Calayan, Cagayan

8. Gamu, Isabela

9. Maconacon, Isabela

10. San Manuel, Isabela

Action Plan



NHQ


II. Repair/Improvement of Regional Office/Fire Stations

1. Repair of Regional Office On-Going Construction of Phase 1 (PhP1,624,931.37)

For Posting of Phase 2(PhP 1,624,931.37)

Release of payment upon

completion of the project Phase 1

PhP 1,624,931.37Phase 2 PhP1,624,931.37

Full implementation of Projects

Phase 1For CY 2018

Phase 2CY 2019

2.Lasam Fire Station Submitted pertinent documents for the request of Repair/

Improvement of Typical Fire Station amounting

to PhP1,603,780.75

Release of Fund Full Implementation of Projects

For CY 2019

Action PlanKEY RESULT AREA (KRA) ACTION TAKEN BY REGIONAL OFFICE


NHQ


3. Abulug Fire Station

4. Sto. Tomas Fire Station

5. Diffun Fire Station

6.Saguday Fire Station

7.San Isidro Fire Station

8. Mallig Fire Station

For request of Fund for the Repair/ Improvement of Fire Stations amounting to PhP1,737,092.50/ Fire Station

Release of Fund Full Implementation of Projects

For CY 2019

9.Dinapigue Fire Station Request Construction of Typical Fire Station amounting

to PhP 3,112,930.85

10. Divilacan Fire Station Request Construction of Typical Fire Station amounting

to PhP 3,475,665.80

11. Kasibu Fire Station Request Construction of Typical Fire Station amounting

to PhP 2,500,424.11

12.Ambaguio Fire Station Request Construction of Typical Fire Station amounting

to PhP 2,614,282.80 Release of Fund Full Implementation of Projects

For CY 2019

Action PlanKEY RESULT AREA (KRA) ACTION TAKEN BY

REGIONAL OFFICEACTION TO BE REQUESTED

FROM NHQEXPECTED OUPUT TARGET DATE

III. Repair of Fire trucks/Service Vehicle/Rescue Transport Vehicle

1. Solano Fire Station (KIA BestaAmbulance)

For Posting of Repair amounting to PhP 138,719.49

2. Bambang Fire Station (Hino Fire Truck)


3. Solano Fire Station (Ford Roughneck Fire Truck)


4. Piat Fire Station ( Ford Roughneck Fire Truck)


Release of payment upon completion of the project.

Full Implementation of Project

For 1st Quarter CY 2019

5. Amulung Fire Station ( KIA Besta RTV) For Posting of Repair

amounting to PhP 128,000.00

Release of payment upon completion of the project.

Full Implementation of Project

For 1st Quarter CY 2019

Action PlanKEY RESULT AREA (KRA) ACTION TAKEN BY REGIONAL

OFFICEACTION TO BE

REQUESTED FROM NHQ


IV. Personnel Property Equipment

1. Fire Hose 1 ½

Returned to supplier due to failure in the test conduct (burst test) (PhP

1,998,100.00)

Request release of payment upon

acceptance

Full Implementation 4th QUARTER CY 2018

2. Fire Hose 2 1/2

Accepted (PhP 566,988.00)

Request release of payment


2. Fire Boots

returned to supplier, waiting for the replacement of

delivery (PhP 1,706,832.00)

Request release of payment upon

acceptance


Action Plan



NHQ


INVESTIGATION AND INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

* conduct 40 hours Seminar/Workshop on Investigation

* request/approval and allocation of funds for the conduct of seminar/training/workshop for Investigation

* enhance their skills in the field of investigations

* request for allocation of funds to support the activity

3rdand4th Quarter CY 2018

* conduct 40 hours Seminar/workshop on Intelligence gathering

* request/approval and allocation of funds for the conduct of seminar/training/workshop for Intelligence gathering

* enhance their skills in the field of intelligence operations


3rdand4th Quarter CY 2018

Action PlanKEY RESULT AREA (KRA) ACTION TAKEN BY REGIONAL

OFFICEACTION TO BE

REQUESTED FROM NHQ


FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT / PLANS AND PROGRAMS

Financial Management * progressive PPMP preparation and massive idea gathering from stations level, re: financial needs and prioritization of projects/ budgets

* request additional Funds for PPMP Preparation

* additional Trainings for Financial Management enhancement

* progressive PPMP & seminar and funds for procurement of accountable forms

* systematic and attainable financial management

* competitive financial management plan

* every year

Seminar on Financial Management System

*conduct seminar on Financial Management System quarterly

* request allocation of fund for the activity

*atleast all personnel of FMD will undergo the seminar

*every year

Continous Enhancement / Upgrade “know how” on the latest Financial Management System

*seminar, information dissemination to Provincial , City/ Municipal level

* request allocation of fund for the activity

*all personnel of region, province and station will be aware

*every year

Action PlanKEY RESULT AREA

(KRA)ACTION TAKEN BY REGIONAL

OFFICE


NHQ


FIRE PREVENTION AND FIRE CODE ENFORCEMENT

40 hours Training of Fire Safety

Inspectors

* conduct of 40 hours training for Fire Safety Inspectors


* at least 40 FO1 or FO2 had undergone training to augment the scarcity of FSIs

October to December 2018

Seminar/Workshop on the Assessment of Fire Code Fees

and Fines

* conduct seminar on fire code assessment in all fire stations


* all designated Fire Code Assessors regionwidewill be able to assess fees and fines based on RA 9514 in order to have uniformity in the fire code fees collection

October to December 2018

SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENT PER PREXC STRUCTURE

3rd Quarter CY 2018

P/P/As ACCOMPLISHMENT DECREASE/INCREASEVIS – A –VIS

ACCOMPLISHMENT

REMARKS

A. General Administration Services

1. Percentage (%) of compliance of BFP, ROs and field delivery/operating units with Presidential, Department and oversight agencies’ policies, directives and issuance

2. Percentage (%) of fund allocation obligated and disbursed funds against financial obligations

79% 85% For 4th Quarter CY 2017, 85% was only obligated

while 4th Quarter CY 2018 was79% based on cash

basis

3.Percentage (%) of BFP personnel with appropriate training against manpower complement.

88.23% of uniformed personnel with appropriate training against1,206 of uniformed

personnel strength.

80.19% of uniformed personnel with appropriate training against 1,237 of

uniformed personnel strength.

Increase in number of personnel who had

undergone their mandatory trainings with the opening of off-campus


3rd Quarter CY 2018P/P/As ACCOMPLISHMENT DECREASE/INCREASE

VIS – A –VISACCOMPLISHMENT

REMARKS

B. Fire Prevention Management Program

1. Number of buildings and establishment inspected against total no. of BPLO registered establishment region wide

72.81% or 7210 buildings and establishments inspected against 9902 BPLO registered establishment regionwide.

100% or 9565 buildings and establishment inspected against 9565 BPLO registered establishment regionwide. decrease

2. Number of Fire Safety Inspection Certificate (FSIC) Issued to registered business establishment against number of FSIC issued to registered establishment that has not been cause of fire

99.97% or 6750 Fire Safety Inspection Certificate (FSIC) issued to registered business establishment 6752 FSIC issued to registered business that has not been cause of fire.

99.51% or 7989 Fire Safety Inspection Certificate (FSIC) issued to registered business establishments against 8028 FSIC issued to registered business establishments that has not been cause of fire.

increase

3.Percentage (%) of buildings and establishments inspected within the prescribed time (i.e2 days from the receipt of the Inspection Order) nof the Fire Safety Inspector

93.1% or 6714 buildings and establishments inspected within the prescribed time frame (i.e 2 days) from the receipt of the Inspection Order (IO) of the Fire Safety Inspector out of 7210.

79.57% or 6388 buildings and establishments isnpected within the prescribed time frame (e.i 2 days from the receipt of the Inspection Order of the Fire Safety Inspector out of 8028.

increase


3rd Quarter CY 2018P/P/As ACCOMPLISHMENT DECREASE/INCREASE

VIS – A –VISACCOMPLISHMENT

REMARKS

C. Fire and Emergency Management Program – Fire Operations Activities

1. Number of fire and Emergency and rescue calls responded regionwide

41 4395.35% or 41 total fire

incident/ems/rescue calls responded out of 43

2. Percentage (%) of fire calls with low level of alarm (up to 3rd alarm) out of the total number of fire calls responded regionwide

29 3876.32 or 29 fire calls not

exceeding 300,000 estimated property damage out of 38 fire calls

3. Percentage (%) of fire calls and related emergencies responded within 7minutes

30 39

76.92% or 30 of fire calls and related emergencies responded within 7mins out of 39 fire incidents and related emergencies responded.


3rd Quarter CY 2018

P/P/As ACCOMPLISHMENT DECREASE/INCREASEVIS – A –VIS

ACCOMPLISHMENT

REMARKS

D. Fire and Emergency Management Program – Fire Investigation Activities

1. Percentage (%) of arson/intentional fire cases filed in court against total no. of

arson/intentional fires

0% 0%No Cases filed in court

against the total no. of arson

2. Percentage (%) of intentional fires against total no. of fire incidents investigated

100% 0%No cases of intentional

fires occurred during the quarter.

3. Percentage (%) of resolved cases 100% (38) 100% (38) All cases were resolved within the period

PHYSICAL REPORT OF OPERATIONS

FIRE PREVENTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAMas of Third Quarter CY 2018

Particulars UACS CODE

Physical TargetPhysical

Accomplishments

Physical Accomplishments Varianc

e as of2018

Remarks

1st

Quarter2nd

Quarter3rd

Quarter4th

QuarterTotal 1st Quarter 2nd

Quarter3rd

Quarter

3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7=(3+4+5+6)

8 9 10 12=(8+9+10+11)

13 14

1. Percentage of buildings and

establishments inspected

covered by Fire Code: BPLO registered,

government-owned

buildings/structures, and all other privately owned

buildings/structures not requiring FSIC against

total number of buildings and

establishments regionwide.

88% or 36,770 buildings/establishments

inspected out

of 42,498 buildings/establishments

registered

88% or 11,528 buildings/establishments inspected out of 13,100 buildings/establishments register

ed

88% or 8,523

buildings/establishment

s inspected out

of 9,686 buildings/establishment

s register

ed

88% or 4,735

buildings/establishment

s inspected out

of 5,381 buildings/establishment

s register

ed

88% or

61,556 out

of 69,95

1

103.19% or 43,115 buildings/establish

ments inspected

out of 42,498

buildings/establish

ments registere

d

91.16% or

12,217 buildings/establishments

inspected out

of 13,401 buildings/establishments

registered

72.81% or 7,210

buildings/establishments inspected

out of 9,902 buildings/establishments registered

97.03% or 63,846

buildings/establishments inspected

out of 65,801

buildings/establishments registered


Physical Target

PhysicalAccomplishment

s


e as of2018

Remarks

1st

Quarter2nd

Quarter3rd

Quarter4th

QuarterTotal 1st

Quarter2nd

Quarter3rd

Quarter

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7=(3+4+5+6)

8 9 10 12=(8+9+10+11)

13 14

2. Percentage of Fire Safety Inspection Certificate

(FSIC) rated buildings and structure that

has not been the cause of fire

incident (origin of fire) against total number of

FSIC rated buildings/establi

shments regionwide

88% or 36,770 FSIC rated

buildings /

establishments

that has not been the

cause of fire

incident out of 42,498


buildings /

establishments that has

not been the

cause of fire



buildings /


not been the

cause of fire



buildings /


not been the

cause of fire


88% or 61,556 out of 69,951


buildings / establish

ments that has not

been the cause of

fire incident

out of 42, 126

99.99% or 11,331

FSIC rated

buildings /

establishments

that has not been the cause

of fire incident out of 11,333

99.97% or 6,750 FSIC

rated buildings / establishments

that has not been the cause of fire incident out of 6,752

99.99% or 60,205 FSIC

rated buildings /

establishments that has not been the cause of fire incident out of 60,211


Physical Target


s


e as of2018

Remarks

1st

Quarter2nd

Quarter3rd

Quarter4th

QuarterTotal 1st

Quarter2nd

Quarter3rd

Quarter

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7=(3+4+5+6)

8 9 10 12=(8+9+10+11)

13 14

3. Percentage (%) of buildings and establishments inspected within the prescribed time frame (i.e. 3½ days from the receipt of Inspection Order (IO) of the Fire Safety Inspector) against total number of buildings/establishments regionwide.

85% or 35,516

buildings/establishme

nts inspected

within prescribed time frame

out of 42,498

85% or 11,135,


nts tinspected


out of 13,100

85% or 8,233


nts inspected


out of 9,686

85% or 4,573


nts inspected


out of 5,381

85% or 59,458 out of 69,951

101.20% or 42,286 buildings/establish

ments inspected

within prescribe

d time frame out of 42,498

87.29% or 11,698

buildings/establishments

inspected within prescribed time

frame out of 13,401

95.07% or 60,698

buildings/establishments

inspected within prescribed time

frame out of 65,801

4. No. of IEC and related activities conducted

760 580 810 770 *actual 1085 650 709

FIRE AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

Fire Operations Activitiesas of Third Quarter CY 2018


Physical Target


s


e as of2018

Remarks

1st

Quarter2nd

Quarter3rd

Quarter4th

QuarterTotal 1st

Quarter2nd

Quarter3rd

Quarter

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7=(3+4+5+6)

8 9 10 12=(8+9+10+11)

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1. Percentage of fire, emergency and rescue calls responded regionwide (fire related) against total number of fire, EMS and rescue calls

100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

98.33% or 59 total

fire incidents/EMS/Rescue calls responded out of

60

94.80% or 73 total

fire incidents/EMS/Rescue calls responded out of

77

95.35% or 41 total fire

incidents/EMS/Rescue calls

responded out of 43

93.33% or 168 total fire

incidents/EMS/Rescue calls

responded out of 180

2. Percentage (%) of fire calls not exceeding 300,000 estimated property damage out of the total number of fire calls regionwide

88% or 31 out of 36

88% or 44 out of 50

88% or 40 out of 46

88% or 41 out of 47 88%

74.57% or 44 fire

calls not exceeding 300,000

estimated property damage out of 59 fire calls

68.49% or 50 fire calls not exceeding 300,000 estimated property damage out of 73 fire calls

76.32% or 29 fire calls not exceeding 300,000

estimated property

damage out of 38 fire calls


estimated property



Physical TargetPhysical

Accomplishments

Physical Accomplishments Varia

nce as of2018

Remarks

1st

Quarter2nd Quarter 3rd

Quarter4th

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Quarter3rd

Quarter

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7=(3+4+5+6)

8 9 10 12=(8+9+10+11)

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3. Percentage (%) of fire calls and related emergencies responded within seven (7) minutes (from receipt of call until arrival on the fire scene)

90% or 32 out of 36

90% or 45 out of 50

90% or 41 out of 46

90% or 42 out of 47 90%

68.33% or 41 of fire calls and related emergencies responded within 7 minutes out of 60 fire incidents and related emergencies responded




2. Percentage (%) of fire calls not exceeding 300,000 estimated property damage out of the total number of fire calls regionwide

88% or 31 out of 36

88% or 44 out of 50

88% or 40 out of 46

88% or 41 out of 47 88%

74.57% or 44 fire calls

not exceeding 300,000

estimated property

damage out of 59 fire

calls

68.49% or 50 fire calls

not exceeding 300,000

estimated property

damage out of 73 fire

calls


estimated property



estimated property


FIRE AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

Non-Fire Response Activitiesas of Third Quarter CY 2018


Physical Target


s


e as of2018

Remarks

1st

Quarter2nd

Quarter3rd

Quarter4th

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7=(3+4+5+6)

8 9 10 12=(8+9+10+11)

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1. Percentage (%) of households in disaster/calamity-affected barangays rendered with assistance

10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 0 0 10.26% 10.26%

2. Number of individuals rendered with technical rescue assistance/intervention

*actual 207 460 1920 2,587

3. Number of Non-emergency cases rendered with assistance by BFP

*actual 83 77 37 197

4. Number of Local, National and International events deployed with BFP contingents

*actual 25 105 18 148

5. Number of LGUs extended with technical trainings by BFP

*actual 3 2 9 14

FIRE AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Fire Investigation Activities

as of Third Quarter CY 2018


Physical Target


s

Physical Accomplishments

Variance as of2018

Remarks

1st

Quarter2nd

Quarter3rd

Quarter4th

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Quarter2nd

Quarter3rd

Quarter

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7=(3+4+5+6)

8 9 10 12=(8+9+10+11)

13 14

1. Percentage (%) fire incidents investigated against total no. of fire incidents responded.

70% or 25 out of

36

70% or 35 out of 50

70% or 32 out of 46

70% or 32 out of 46 70%

100% or 59 out of

59

115.87% or 73 out

of 63

105.56% or 36 out of 38

115.87% or 132 out of 122

2. Percentage (%) of arson fire cases filed in court against total no. of arson fires.

22% or 0 out of 1

22% or 0 out of 0

22% or 0 out of 2

22% or 0 out of 1 22% 0 0 out of 0 0 out of 0 0 out of 0

3. Percentage (%) of fire incidents investigated with SIR submitted. Against total number of fire incident regionwide.

90% or 32 out of

36

90% or 45 out of 50

90% or 41 out of 46

90% or 42 out of 47 90%

100% or 59 out of

59

100% or 73 out of

73

100% or 38 out of 38

100% or 170 out of 170

ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2018

The BFP-RO2 under the leadership of F/SSUPT JORGE B FARIÑAS, MBA, DSC conducted

Dental Profiling.

The BFP-RO2 under the leadership of F/SSUPT JORGE B FARIÑAS, MBA, DSC thru CINSP

APOLONIO G DIAZ, Regional Chief of Staff/Chief, Admin

spearheaded the clean-up drive of the Regional Office ground.

The Office of the Fire Safetyand Enforcement Division,BFP-RO2 under the supervisionof CINSP NOEL DC DE LEONdistributed Fire SafetyTarpaulins to the differentstations in the Region.

F/SSUPT JORGE B FARIÑAS,MBA, DSC, Regional Director,Bureau of Fire Protection,Regional Office 2, presided theWeekly Staff Meeting at theOffice of the Regional Director,Carig Sur, Tuguegarao City,Cagayan.

The BFP Regional Office 2 underthe leadership of F/SSUPTJORGE B FARIÑAS, MBA, DSC,Regional Director conductedpanel interview to Fire Officer 1applicants at the BFP RegionalHeadquarters, Carig Sur,Tuguegarao City, Cagayan.

F/SSUPT JORGE B FARIÑAS,MBA, DSC, Regional Director,BFP RO2, attendedpreparedness meeting withCAGAYAN VALLEY DISASTERRISK REDUCTIONMANAGEMENT COUNCIL(CVDRRMC) members.

Maraming Salamat Po!!

Documents

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