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The right to Information Act, 2005 (Central Act No. 22 of 2005), which has been passed by the Parliament and assented to by the President of India on 15-6-2005 and published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II, Section 1, dated 21-6-2005, is hereby published for general information of the public
Particulars of Organization, Functions and Duties
1.Aims and objectives of the public authority, viz, DIRECTORATE OF FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES, GOA
Fire prevention, fire protection and fire fighting and to attend non-fire emergencies due to natural and man made disasters.
Enforcement of preventive and regulatory provisions of Goa Fire Force Act and Rules.
To be First Responders in Civil Defence Emergencies like Arson, Terrorist Activities, etc.
2. Mission/Vision Statement of the public authority
VISION:- To raise the level of Prevention and Preparedness so as to minimize loss of life and property in the State from fire and non-fire emergencies and to inculcate safety consciousness among the general public.
MISSION:- Enhancing the capacity in terms of men and materials to be able to realize the Vision; develop Fire and Emergency Service as a Service Provider for reaching help to the people in distress, for all hazard purpose for community safety and to enrich the members of the profession through training and education for preventing and mitigating the Fire loss to facilitate improve public safety.
3. Brief History and background of establishment of the public authority
DIRECTORATE OF FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES, GOA.
Till 1984, the Fire Services in the U.T. of Goa, Daman and Diu functioned as part of the Police Department. There were only 4 Fire Stations under the supervision of a Station Fire Officer. The situation was reviewed and on 21st January 1984, a separate Department was created for Fire Service. It was later renamed as the Directorate of Fire & Emergency Services.
The Goa State Fire and Emergency Services is constituted under the Goa State Fire Force Act 1986. It is headed by the Director and has its Headquarters and Logistic Centre at Panaji. Besides fulfilling the main objectives of fire prevention, fire protection, fire-fighting and rescue, the department generally attends emergency calls which are not directly connected with fire, in order to help the people in distress. Over the years it has attained a multi-dimensional role in saving and protecting life and property of the people with its activities in fire prevention, fire protection, fire suppression and training. The department is being developed to provide effective fire and emergency cover to the people and property in the State. The approved strength of the Goa State Fire Force is 527 including officers and administrative staff. It provides round the clock services with the set up of 13 fire stations located in the township of the respective local Bodies/Municipalities, viz., Panaji, Mapusa, Margao (District), Vasco, Curchorem, Canacona, Ponda, Old-Goa, Bicholim, Valpoi, Pernem and Verna. Each station is headed by one Station Fire Officer/Officer-in-charge, who are being supervised by the respective area Assistant Divisional Officers located at Panaji, Margao and Ponda for operational and administrative purpose. One middle level post of Deputy Director (Fire Service) lying vacant is being filled up.
The Administrative and Accounts section at the Headquarters are supervised by the Dy. Director (Admn.) and Assistant Accounts Officer respectively under the overall control of the Director, Fire and Emergency Services. We have modern Fire Station Buildings at HQrs, Panaji, Margao (District), Vasco, Ponda and Mapusa, all five major towns in the state, besides an Industrial Fire Station at Verna. Other Fire Stations are housed in temporary accommodations.
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5. Main activities/functions of the public authority
Inspection of fire risk sites and recommending preventive measures as per Goa Fire Force Act and Rules.
Checking installation of Fire Protection measures, Fire fighting and responding to non-fire emergencies due to natural and man made disasters.
To prevent loss of life and property from fire and non-fire emergencies like highway motor accidents, building collapse, land slides, still water rescue, Industrial hazards, spillage and toxic release interalia technological hazards and to render humanitarian services and special services.
Promotion of Community based preventive and coping strategies for all kinds of emergencies including fire etc.
6. List of services being provided by the public authorities with brief write-up on them
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Services provided
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Brief Write-Up
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Attending to Fire calls
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Every Fire Station has at least two Fire Tenders ready
to respond to Fire calls, round the clock. In case
of need for specialized and sophisticated equipment these
are dispatched from the logistics Centre at Fire Force
Headquarters.
An ambulance is also provided at each Fire Station.
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2.
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Attending to Emergency/ Rescue calls
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In routine emergencies like children or disabled
persons accidentally locked up in homes or high rise
buildings, the Fire Fighters at nearby Station respond to
the calls. But in Natural or Man-made calamities,
special teams with sophisticated equipment from Logistic
Centre reinforce the local Station’s efforts. In
very special cases like Air crash, Fire at Oil Tank Farms,
etc. the State Fire Force co-operate and supplement the
work of special Fire Services of the concerned
authorities.
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3.
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Issue of Fire Reports
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After a Fire incident has been brought under control,
the causes of the fire, extent of damage and loss of life
if any, as well as obvious lapses in safety precaution are
investigated and formal report prepared and submitted to
the higher authorities.
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4.
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Issue of No Objection Certificates for High Rise
buildings and Business Establishments
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The Goa Fire Force Act 1986 and Rules made there under
have specified that high rise buildings and business
establishments carrying on hazardous occupations shall
obtain prior No Objection Certificate from the Fire
Department and comply with the safety precautions
specified in the Rules and National Building Code.
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5.
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Pumping jobs
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In special circumstances, the Citizens may request the
services of the high power pumps from the Fire Force.
These will be made available if spare from Fire
Fighting duty and a service charge, prescribed under the
Fire Force Rule will be charged.
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6.
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Providing fire equipments/ appliances on Hire
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Fire Fighting equipment and appliances may be hired by
the public for occasions like film shootings, fairs,
sales, etc. on payment of prescribed fees.
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7.
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Attending calls outside the State.
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State Fire Force Authorities co-operate on mutual basis
by deputing personnel and equipment on request from
neighbouring States. Costs are recovered as per
prescribed rates. In the case of major calamities,
the State Government may offer such services as its
contribution also.
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8.
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Imparting Training to in-service personnel and
candidates sponsored by private/Government institutions.
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The Fire Force Headquarters has a Training Wing.
All freshly recruited operational staff undergo a six
month’s induction training in Basic Fire Fighting, drill
and respective functional skill. Periodical
departmental examination evaluates the extent of learning.
Passing these exams is mandatory for promotions, except
when exempted under orders of the Government.
Qualified hands are periodically deputed to the National
Fire Service College, Nagpur for equipping them with
competence for supervisory and management functions as
well as specialized skills on the operational side.
They are also deputed to other National level training
centres in Civil Defence, Disaster Management, etc.
The training wing conducts several other courses of long
and short durations as per details given in “OTHER
INFORMATION”. These include Professional Degree
Course B.Sc. Fire Technology through Goa University and
Decentralized courses of National Fire Service College.
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7.Citizens interaction – Expectation of the Public authority from the public for enhancing its effectiveness and efficiency
General public can extend co-operation to the department through
Voluntary compliance with Fire Safety Rules.
Reporting violations of the Rules by others.
Joining the Auxiliary Fire Force Volunteer teams.
Creating small teams of volunteers in every neighbourhood who may maintain information about places and people vulnerable in emergencies and provide such information to the teams at incident sites.
8. Postal address of the main office, attached/subordinate office/ field units, etc.
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Main Office
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Directorate of Fire & Emergency
Services,
St.Inez, Panaji, Goa
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2.
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Fire Station Panaji
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Fire Force Headquarters,
St.Inez, Panaji, Goa
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3.
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Fire Station Mapusa
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Opp. Police Station,
Mapusa, Bardez, Goa.
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4.
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Fire Station Margao
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Aquem , Margao, Goa.
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5.
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Fire Station Ponda
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Near Almeida High School,
Varkhande, Ponda, Goa.
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6.
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Fire Station Vasco
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Near Kadamba Bus Stand,
Mundvel, Vasco-da-Gama, Goa.
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7.
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Fire Station Verna
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G.I.D.C. Complex,
Verna Industrial Estate,
Verna, Goa.
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8.
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Fire Station Canacona
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Opp. Police Station,
Canacona, Goa.
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9.
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Fire Station Curchorem
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Police Station Building,
Curchorem, Goa.
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10.
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Fire Station Bicholim
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Multipurpose Building,
Bicholim, Goa.
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11.
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Fire Station Valpoi
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Mamlatdar Complex,
Valpoi, Goa.
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12.
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Fire Station Old-Goa
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Near Old-Goa Residency,
Se Old-Goa.
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13.
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Fire Station Pernem
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Government Offices Complex,
Pernem, Goa.
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Fire Station Kundaim
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Kundaim Industrial Estate,
Kundaim, Goa.
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9. Working hours both for office and public
The Administrative and Accounts sections of this Directorate works on 5 days a week from Monday to Friday from 09.30 A.M. to 05.45 P.M. with a lunch break of 45 minutes from 01.15 P.M. to 02.00 P.M. Technical sections and Fire Stations all over the State work round the clock.
10. Grievances redressal mechanism
In order to redress the grievances of the public, we have designated Public Grievance Officers as follows:-
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1.
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Central Fire Station Ponda having the
jurisdiction over Fire Station Ponda, Old-Goa, Bicholim ,
Valpoi and Kundaim
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Sr. Station Fire Officer,
Central Fire Station Ponda,
Ponda, Goa.
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2.
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District Fire Station Margao having
jurisdiction over Fire Station Margao, Verna, Curchorem
and Canacona
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Asstt. Divisional Officer,
District Fire Station Margao,
Aquem, Margao, Goa.
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3.
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District Fire Station North, St.Inez,
Panaji having jurisdiction over Fire Station Panaji,
Vasco, Mapusa, Pernem
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Station Fire Officer,
Fire Force Headquarters,
St.Inez, Panaji- Goa
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Powers and Duties of Officers and Employees
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Sr. No.
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Designation
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Powers
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Duties
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Administrative
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Financial
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Others
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1.
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Director of Fire & Emergency Services:
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Full
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Full
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- The Director of Fire and Emergency Services shall be
the Head of the Department. He shall control and
maintain the Fire Force Organization in the State. He
shall be responsible to the Government for the
efficient functioning of the Fire Service;
- He shall be empowered to take all such necessary
steps, as he may think fit under the Powers given to
him under the Act, for the protection of life and
property from fire and to minimize its effects;
- He shall personally supervise serious outbreaks of
fires when the Divisional Officer and the Assistant
Divisional Officer consider his presence necessary.
When the Divisional Officer or the Assistant
Divisional Officer is in attendance at fire, he shall
be in supreme control not only of the Fire Force, but
also of all other forces and essential services
including Volunteers from the Public engaged in
putting out fires.
- He shall be empowered to take all such necessary
steps, as he may think fit under the Powers given to
him under the Act, for the protection of life and
property from fire and to minimize its effects.
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2.
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Deputy Director (Tech)
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He shall be second in command to the Director. He
shall be responsible for all types of training activities
including B.Sc. Fire Technology University undergraduate
course. He shall assist the Director, Fire &
Emergency Services in the discharge of the functions of
the Directorate of Fire and Emergency Services. He
shall assist the Director, Fire & Emergency Services
as and when required in his operational and administrative
duties and interalia technical matters for developing the
Fire Service Organization. He shall carry out duties
and responsibilities as assigned from time to time.
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3.
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Divisional Officer
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He shall take command and control of the division
comprising of not less than seven stations for its
operational and administrative activities. He shall
be responsible for enforcing the various Acts, Rules and
fire preventive measures in his respective area. He
shall formulate and organize training activities for
subordinate service staff. He shall formulate
standards for appliances and equipments required for the
Fire Service Department for its functioning. He
shall assist the Deputy Director (Tech) as and when
required in his operational and administrative duties.
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4.
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Assistant Divisional Officer
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He shall be in-charge of fire stations in a
Sub-division. He will be assisted by Station Fire Officer,
if necessary. In high fire risk areas he may be entrusted
with the charge of a fire station.
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5.
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Station Fire Officer and Assistant Station
Fire Officer/Sub-Officer
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The Station Fire Officer shall be the officer-in-charge
of a fire station having not more than 3 fire fighting
units, with all equipment and equivalent staff duties. He
shall have under him the staff attached to the fire
station. He will be responsible for the maintenance of
communication system, water resources including hydrants
within his station area and shall be in-charge of
operations of fire fighting, where not more than 3
complete fire engines are required to work. He may be
assisted by Assistant Station Fire Officer/Sub-Officer in
high fire risk areas, who may be entrusted with one or
more fire fighting units.
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6.
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Leading Fireman/
Leading Fire Fighter
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The Leading Fireman shall be the leader of
fire crew and shall be responsible for the execution of
orders of his officer and for the work of individual
members of the crew.
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7.
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Driver Operator, Fireman/Fire Fighter and
others
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They shall form members of the
fire crew and perform duties assigned by the Leading
Fireman or such other officer as may be in command;
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The functions of the Mechanical
staff and other staff personnel engaged shall be
such as may be assigned to them from time to time.
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Procedure followed in Decision Making Process
The procedure followed in decision making is as per the standard norms of the Government. The channel of supervision and accountability is given in the organizational chart given in Manual 1 above.All our proposals are sent to the Home Department, who in turn send it to the Chief Secretary and finally it goes to the Home Minister and Chief Minister for getting approved. Major policy decisions will be made at Cabinet level in accordance with the Rules of Business.
Norms set by it for the discharge of its functions
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Activity
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Time frame/Norms for its
completion/disposal
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Remarks
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All our activities are disposed of as per rules of
business of the Government of Goa.
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Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manuals and Records for discharging functions
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Sr. No.
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Name of the Act, rules,
regulations, etc.
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Brief gist of the contents
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Reference No. if any
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Price in case of priced
publications
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1.
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The Goa State Fire Force Act, 1986
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Maintenance of Fire Force, Appointment of Members of
Fire Force, Issue of Certificates to Members of Fire
Force, Powers of Government/ Director at the site of
fire, Acquisition of Fire Fighting Property, Penalties,
etc.
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Notification No.7-26-86/LA dated
21.10.1986 published in the Official Gazette Series I
No. 31 dated 30.10.1986.
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Compiled together in a booklet form and priced at
Rs.125/-
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2.
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The Goa State Fire Force Subordinate
Service (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, 1989
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Minor and Major penalties, Procedure to be followed
for imposing penalties, Procedure for Appeal and
Appellate Authorities and procedure to be followed for
implementation of penalties.
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Notification No.3/7/85-HD(G) dated
28.03.1989, published in the Official Gazette,
(Extraordinary) Series 1 No. 29 dated 20.10.1989
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3.
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The Goa State Fire Force Rules
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Constitution, Appointments and
Training, Method of appointment, Appointing Authority,
Powers and duties, Articles of clothing and equipment,
Badges of ranks, Recruitment Rules, List of places and
trades for which no objection certificate from the Fire
Service is necessary, Rates to be charged for services
of all types beyond the limits of jurisdiction, etc.
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Notification No. 3/7/85-HD(G)
dated 14.4.1997 , published in
the Official Gazette, Series I dated 21.07.1997.
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4.
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Notification No.
3/5/97-HD(G) dated 11.06.1998
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Fire preventive measures to be adopted in the
Buildings/ Premises and Establishments like Commercial,
Industrial and High rise buildings.
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Published in Official Gazette
(Extraordinary) Series I No. 11 dated 12.06.1998.
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5.
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Order NO. 3/6/90-HD(G) dated 28.05.1997
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Scheme for grant of Awards/ Rewards to Fire Service
Personnel
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Published in the Official Gazette Series
I No. 14 dated 03.07.1997.
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6.
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Notification No. 3/3/98-HD(G) dated
28.03.2000
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Grant of Chief Minister’s Fire Service
Medal on the occasion of Goa Liberation Day
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Published in Official Gazette, Series I
No. 53 dated 31.1.2000 (Extraordinary No. 4)
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A statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or under its control
Fire Reports prepared after Fire incidents are investigated and issued at various levels in the department depending upon gravity of the case. Copies of these reports are retained n the respective office.
Directory of Officers and Employees
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Name
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Designation
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Office Tel. No.
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E-mail Address
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1.
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Shri Ashok Menon
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Director
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2227616
2225500
2423101
2425101
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dir-fire.goa@nic.in
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2.
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Smt. Nivette F.D. Sapeco,
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Deputy Director (Admn.)
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2225500
2425101
2423101
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dir-fire.goa@nic.in
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3.
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Shri Vishvanath Gaonkar,
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Asstt. Accounts Officer
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2225500
2425101
2423101
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dir-fire.goa@nic.in
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4.
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Shri Prakash M. Parab
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Asstt. Divisional Officer
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2714600
2715825/101
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5.
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Shri Rajendra A. Haldankar
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Asstt. Divisional Officer
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2225500
2425101
2423101
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6.
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Shri Nitin V. Raikar,
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Asstt. Divisional Officer
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2262900
2263354/101
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7.
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Shri Dattaram D. Redkar,
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Sr. Station Fire Officer
Central Fire Station Ponda
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2312044
2315863/101
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8.
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Shri Ajit K. Kamat,
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Station Fire Officer
(Fire Prevention - II, Stores, Training & Commn.)
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2225500
2425101
2423101
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9.
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Shri H D. Naik,
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Station Fire Officer
Officer-in-charge
Panaji Fire Station
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10.
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Shri Eknath L. Naik
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Station Fire Officer
Fire Force Headquarters, Panaji
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- do -
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-
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11.
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Shri Mervyn B. A. Ferrao,
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Station Fire Officer
Officer-in-charge,
Fire Station Vasco.
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2513840
2519068/101
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12.
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Shri G. B. Shetye,
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Station Fire Officer
Officer-in-charge,
Fire Station Pernem
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2201380
2201393/101
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-
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13.
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Shri Herculano G. Souza,
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Station Fire Officer
Officer-in-charge,
Fire Station Margao
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2714600
2715825/101
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-
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14.
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Shri Herculano G. Souza,
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Station Fire Officer
Officer-in-charge,
Fire Station Curchorem
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2650307
2605345/101
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Shri Kashinath Amonkar,
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Station Fire Officer,
Officer-in-charge,
Fire Station Canacona
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2633500
2633311/101
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-
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16.
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Shri Sadguru V. Palni,
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Station Fire Officer
Officer-in-charge,
Fire Station Verna
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2888521
2887122/101
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17.
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Shri Francisco Mendes,
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Station Fire Officer
Officer-in-charge,
Fire Station Ponda
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2311244
2315863/101
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-
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18.
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Shri Laximan V. Majik,
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Station Fire Officer
Officer-in-charge,
Fire Station Valpoi
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2374444/101
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19.
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Shri Laximan S. Naik,
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Station Fire Officer (C)
Officer-in-charge,
Fire Station Bicholim
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2362100
2361397/101
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20.
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Shri Michael Braganza
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Sub Officer
Officer-in-charge,
Fire Station Old-Goa
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2285344
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-
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Shri. Shripad Gawas
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Station Fire Officer
Officer-in-charge,
Fire Station Kundaim.
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2395455/
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The Budget Allocation to each agency (Particulars of all plans, proposed expenditure and reports on disbursement made)
Non-Plan Budget
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Major Head
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Activities
to be performed
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Sanctioned Budget
(2009-10)
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Budget Estimate
(2009-10)
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Revised Estimate
(2009-10)
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Expenditure for the last year
(2008-09)
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2070-Other Administrative Services
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108-Fire Protection & Control
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815.10
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815.10
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815.10
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747.82
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Plan Budget
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Name of the Plan Scheme
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Activities to be undertaken
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Date of commencement
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Expected date of completion
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Amount sanctioned
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Amount disbursed/
Spent as on 30.09.2009
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Fire Protection & Control
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Fire Services,
Construction of Fire Station at Calangute,
Other Administrative Services
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50.00
42.00
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50.00
6.00
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Particulars of the facilities available to citizens for obtaining information
Facilities available for obtaining information
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S. No.
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Facility available
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Nature of information
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Working hours
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Information counter
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Nil
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Web-site
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Yes
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Library
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Yes
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Notice Board
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Notices displayed
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Tender Notices, vacancies to direct
recruitment and any information for general public
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Throughout office hours
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Name & designation and other particulars of Public Information Officers
List of Public Information Officers
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S. No.
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Designation of the Officer designated as PIO
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Postal address
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Telephone No.
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E-Mail address
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Demarcation of area/activities, if more than
one PIO is there
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1.
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Deputy Director (Admn.)
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Directorate of Fire and Emergency
Services, St.Inez, Panaji, Goa.
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2425101/
2225500
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dir-fire.goa@nic.in
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Whole of Goa
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List of Assistant Public Information Officers
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S. No.
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Designation of the Officer designated as APIO
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Postal address
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Telephone No.
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E-Mail address
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Demarcation of area/activities, if more than
one PIO is there
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1.
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Asst. Accounts Officer
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Fire Force HQs,
St.Inez, Panaji, Goa.
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2425101/
2225500
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Nil
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For Panaji, Mapusa, Pernem and Vasco Fire
Station jurisdiction.
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2.
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Sr. Station Fire Officer,
Central Fire Station Ponda
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Near Almeida High School, Ponda, Goa.
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2312044
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Nil
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For Ponda, Bicholim, Old-Goa , Valpoi and
Kundaim Fire Station jurisdiction.
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3.
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Assistant Divisional Officer,
District Fire Station Margao
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Aquem, Margao, Goa
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2714600
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Nil
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For the jurisdiction of Margao, Verna,
Curchorem and Canacona Fire Stations.
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First Appellate Authority within the department
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S. No.
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Designation of the officer designated as First
Appellate Authority
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Postal address
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Telephone No.
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E-Mail address
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1.
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Director, Fire and Emergency
Services
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Directorate of Fire & Emergency Services, St.Inez,
Panaji, Goa
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2227616
2225500
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dir-fire.goa@nic.in
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Human resource development
We regularly depute eligible Fire Service personnel for Sub-Officers Course/Station Fire Officers and Instructors course/Divisional Officers Course at the National Fire Service College, Ministry of Home Affairs, Nagpur. The following Trainings are also conducted at the Goa Fire Force Training
Centre.
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Name of the Course
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Course Duration
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Course Strength
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1.
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Junior Officers Course of the National
Fire Service College, Ministry of Home Affairs, Nagpur.
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6 months
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30
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2.
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General Fire Fighting Course for Recruit
Fire Fighters/Driver Operators.
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6 months
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30
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3.
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Refresher Course in General Fire Fighting
for Senior Fire Fighters/ Leading Fire Fighters.
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3 months
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30
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4.
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Basic Course in General Fire Fighting for
Industrial Staff.
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30 days
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30
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5.
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Special Course in General Fire Prevention
and Fire Fighting for Hotel Employees (Supervisors &
Executives).
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15 days
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30
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6.
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Elementary Course in General Fire Fighting
for Volunteers (Home Guards and Civil Defence).
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15 days
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30
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7.
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Basic Fire Fighting Course for Hotel Staff
(Middle level).
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05 days
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30
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8.
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Elementary Course in General Fire Fighting
for Private participants.
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03 days
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30
|
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9.
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Familiarization Course in General Fire
Fighting for Executives.
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01 day
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30
|
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10.
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Intensive Breathing Apparatus Course.
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15 days
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15
|
|
11.
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Familiarization Course in Breathing
Apparatus Handling.
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03 days
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15
|
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12.
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Safe Transportation of Hazardous Goods for
Drivers as per Central Motor Vehicles Amendment Rules
1993.
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03 days
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15
|
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13.
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Marine Fire-Fighting approved by Director-
General Shipping viz. FPFF, PSSR, PST, PFA, PSF.
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02 days to 15 days
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15
|
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14.
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Firemanship course for Private candidates
(Higher secondary and above – career course).
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6 months
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30
|
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15.
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Fire Service Orientation Courses for
B-Tech/B.E. Students.
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3 months
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30
|
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16.
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B.Sc. Fire Technology
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3 ˝ years
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40
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