OUTLINE

I. GEOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW
1. General Overview of the City
2. Brief Profile

II. ADMINISTRATIVE UPDATES

1. Personnel Profile
2. Educational Profile
3. Eligibility Profile
4. Training Profile

III. LOGISTICAL UPDATES

1. Status of Fire Engines
2. Status of PPEs

IV. OPERATIONAL UPDATES

1. Fire Code Enforcement
a. Number of Establishment Inspected
b. Action Taken
c. Other Activities

2. Fire Code Fees Collection

3. Fire Incidents Report
4. EMS & SRU Updates / Accomplishments

V. OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS

VI. ISSUES, CONCERNS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

 I. GEOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW

1. General Overview of the City

Naga, officially called City of Naga (Central Bikol: Ciudad nin Naga; Rinconada
Bikol: Syudad ka Naga; Filipino: Lungsod ng Naga; Spanish: Ciudad de Naga), or
simply Naga City, is an independent component city in the Bicol Region (Region V) of
the Philippines. The town was established in 1575 on order of Spanish Governor-
General Francisco de Sande, the city, then named Ciudad de Nueva Cáceres (New
Cáceres City), earned its status as the third Spanish Royal City in the Spanish East
Indies after Iloilo and Manila. As of the 2015 census, it has a population of 196,003, and
has 77,784 registered voters. It has a labor force of 60,772 people, with 57,278
employed, and 3,494 are unemployed. Majority of Naga City's population are 15 years
and below.

Naga City is the Bicol Region's trade, business, religious, cultural, industrial,
commercial, medical, educational and financial center. It was awarded as the "Most
Competitive Component City in the Philippines" also being "the Center of Good
Governance in the Philippines".

Naga is the core of Metro Naga, an official designation given the city and 14
municipalities in the area administered by the Metro Naga Development Council.

(Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naga,_Camarines_Sur)

2. Brief Profile

Region: Bicol (Region V)

Province: Camarines Sur (geographically only)
District: 3rd district
Founded: 1575
Royal City-charter: 1595
Renamed 1919
Cityhood June 18, 1948
Founded by Capt. Pedro de Chavez
Population 196,003 (based on the 2015 Census of Population)
Barangays 27
Firemen Strength: 54 (53 are Uniformed Personnel and 1 Non-
Uniformed Personnel)

Sub-Station: 1
 OPERATIONAL MAP

II. ADMINISTRATIVE UPDATES

a. Personnel Profile

As of May 2017, Naga City Central Fire Station has a total manpower
complement of 54, wherein only 1 officer, 52 are of non-officer ranks and 1 non-
uniformed personnel (NUP).

The table below shows that almost 70% NCCFS personnel are male with the
strength of 38 and 16 female which is equivalent to 30%.

Gender
Rank Personnel Strength
Male Female
SUPT 1 1 -
SFO4 2 2 -
SFO3 1 1 -
SFO2 2 2 -
 SFO1 10 5 5
FO3 7 6 1
FO2 3 3 -
FO1 27 17 10
NUP 1 1 -
Total Strength 54 38 16

b. Educational Profile

Out of the total number of 54 personnel, 56 or 96% have met the minimum
educational requirements as stipulated under Republic Act 9263 also known as the
Professionalization act of 2004 while only 4% or 2 personnel are undergrad.

SUPT SFO4 SFO3 SFO2 SFO1 FO3 FO2 FO1 NUP Total
Masters Grad 1 3 4
With Unit in
1 1 3 3 8
Masters
LL.B 1 1 2
College
1 2 6 3 2 23 1 38
Graduate
5th Year

4th Year 1 1

3rd Year

2nd Year 1 1

c. Eligibility Profile

Assessment on the eligibility profile of personnel revealed that 54 personnel or

100% of the total personnel strength possesses the required eligibility. Included among
them were those with Police Officer Eligibilities and other equivalent eligibilities as
reflected in the table of below.

SUPT SFO4 SFO3 SFO2 SFO1 FO3 FO2 FO1 NUP Total
CS Prof 1 5 6
CSC Res 93-
-
366
FOE CSC 1 1 1 3 1 7

RA 1080 1 4 4 2 22 1 34
Police Officer
1 1
Exam
Police
Inspector 1 1
Exam
INP Entrance 1 1 2

d. Training Profile

With regards to the mandatory trainings, the table below shows that 86% or 46 of
the total number of the uniformed personnel of NCCFS are adequately trained and only
12% or 8 personnel who have not yet undergone their mandatory training;

SUPT SFO4 SFO3 SFO2 SFO1 FO3 FO2 FO1 NUP Total
PSOAC 1 1

FPSC 2 1 1 2 1 7

FAIC/FAIIC 1 8 1 10
FSBC/
5 3 21 28
PSBRC/FBRC
On Training
2 2
(FBRC)
Orientation 5 5

None

III. LOGISTICAL UPDATES

a. Status of Fire Engines

 At present there are total of 6 serviceable fire trucks with varying capacities, 1
aerial ladder truck, 2 Rescue Tenders, 1 ambulance, , and 3 service motorcycles.

Number of Number of Number of Number of

Number of Number of
Aerial Ladder Rescue Service Service
Fire trucks Ambulances
Truck Tenders Vehicles Motorcycles
6 1 2 0 1 3*
*Service Motorcycle were donations from the Local Government of Naga City

b. Status of PPEs

Based on the table there is a great number of shortage in terms of Personal

Protective Equipment (PPE) same with the other firefighting apparatus.

Serviceable but
Proposed
Type of PPE Serviceable Needs Shortage
Procurement
Replacement
Fire coat 12 8 25 33
Trouser 15 11 22 33
Boots 20 11 13 33
Gloves 7 0 30 30
Helmet 16 7 21 28
SCBA 2 0 35 35

Serviceable but
Proposed
Serviceable Needs Shortage
Procurement
Replacement
Fire hose
1½ 28 17 22 39
2½ 34 12 16 28
Fire Nozzle
1½ 9 0 1 1
2½ 9 0 1 1
 IV. OPERATIONAL UPDATES

1. Fire Code Enforcement

a. Number of Establishment Inspected

The table shows that there is an increase of 64% in the total number of
Establishment inspected

1st Quarter CY 2016 1st Quarter CY 2017

Type of Occupancy Variance (%)

Assembly 69 21 -69%
Educational 29 51 75%
Health Care 4 2 -50%
Detention and Correctional 1 -
Residential 180 204 13%
Mercantile 2,476 2,711 9%
Business 1,551 1,686 8%
Industrial 109 78 -28%
Storage 40 33 -17%
Mixed - -
Miscellaneous 4 5 25%
TOTAL 4,464 4,791 7%
 b. Action Taken

In terms on the action taken of NCCFS, the table below shows a positive
outcome due to the intensified effort of the personnel of this station wherein, FSIC
issued for Occupancy Permit increased by 142% and FSIC for Business Permit
increased by 46% while there is no NTCV issued for this quarter.

1st Quarter CY 2016 1st Quarter CY 2017

Variance (%)
Building Plan Reviewed 120 111 -7%
FSIC for Occupancy Permit
177 63 -64%
Issued
FSIC for Business Permit 4,464 4,791 7%
Notice to Comply Issued - - -
Notice to Correct
- - -
Violation Issued
Abatement Order Issued - - -
Recommended for
- - -
Stoppage

c. Other Activities

As part of the Fire Safety Campaign of NCCFS, this station was able to conduct
a total of 1,001 Seminars and Drills to Public and Private Buildings/Establishment and
Organized and Trained 22 Fire Brigades.

Total number of
Activities Conducted
establishments:
Fire Safety Seminars and Drills conducted in Private
Buildings/Establishments
Fire Safety Seminars and Drills conducted in Public
 Buildings/Establishments
Fire Safety Seminars and Drills conducted in
Barangays, schools, hospitals.
Organization and Training of Fire Brigades

2. Fire Code Fees Collection

There is a notable increase of 29% in the Fire Code Fees collection the 3rd
Quarter of 2016 compared with the 3rd Quarter of last year.

Moth 1st Quarter CY 2016 1st Quarter CY 2017 Variance (%)

January
February
March
Total

3. Fire Incidents Report

a. Fire Statistics

Fire incident was decreased by 40% in the 3rd quarter of 2016 against 3rd quarter
last year although the estimated damage increased due to the type of establishment
involved.

Period Covered

1st Quarter CY 2016 1st Quarter CY 2017 Variance

No. of Fire Incidents 3 4 33%

Estimated Damages Php 78,000.00 Php 55,000.00 -29%

b. Nature of Fire

The table below shows that almost all nature of fires involved were structural
fires.
 Nature of Fire 1st Quarter CY 2016 1st Quarter CY 2017 Variance
Structural 3 3 -
Vehicular/Ship 0 1 -
Grass/Forest 0 0 -
Others/Rubbish 0 0
Total 3 4 -

c. Fire Origins

Most of Fire Origins for the 3rd Quarter of 2016 and 2016 were due to Electrical.

ORIGINS 1st Quarter CY 2016 1st Quarter CY 2017 Variance

Electrical 2 2 -
Open Flames - 0 -
Flammable Liquid - - -
LPG - - -
Spontaneous Combustion - - -
Cigarette 1 - -
Lighted Matchstick or - - -
Lighter
Under Investigation - - -
Combination, Heat, - - -
Bonfire
-Gas Leak
Others -Lighted Candle
-

Total 3 4 -

d. Causes of Fires

Most Fire Incidents in the 3rd Quarter of 2016 and 2015 were Accidental.

CAUSES 1st Quarter CY 2016 1st Quarter CY 2017 Variance

Accidental 3 4
Intentional - -
Under Investigation - -
Total 3 4

e. Fatalities and Injured

There were no casualties and injured firefighters and civilians recorded during
the fire incidents in 3rd Quarter of 2016 and 2015.

INJURED 1st Quarter CY 2016 1st Quarter CY 2017 Variance

-
Firefighters 0 0

Civilians 0 0 -

Total - - -

CASUALTY 1st Quarter CY 2016 1st Quarter CY 2017 Variance

Firefighters 0 0 -

Civilians 0 0 -
Total - - -

f. Arson Case

There were no arson cases file and recorded during the fire incident during the
period of 3rd Quarter of 2016 and 2015

1st Quarter CY 2016 1st Quarter CY 2017 Variance

0 0 -

4. EMS & SRU Updates / Accomplishments

a. EMS and SRU Personnel

At present there are 20 personnel assigned at EMS while there 4 trained SRU
personnel.
 EMS SRU Total
18 4 22

b. Responses

The number of EMS and SRU responses was medical cases which were greatly
attributed during the celebration of Peñafrancia Festival in the month of September.

Responses/Activities 1st Quarter CY 2016 1st Quarter CY 2017 Variance

Rescue Opn/Disaster 0 0
Vehicular Accident 3 1
Medical 26 0
Response/Deployment 3 1
Fire Incident 0 0
BP Monitoring 173 166