MANAGEMENT IN ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS: MODERNIZATION OF THE WORK OF THE FIRE SERVICE

Aksenov Sergey Gennadievich, Gayfullin Ildar Rustamovich

This paper discusses the main objectives behind the establishment of fire and rescue teams, focusing on their role in fighting a significant number of conventional fires, as well as preparing for large-scale fire incidents. It highlights that large fires represent the most challenging scenarios faced by firefighting teams. The paper presents a model for estimating the frequency of large fires based on three key indicators: response time to fires, the number of firefighting equipment used, and the number of water sources used to extinguish fires.

Keywords:large fire, operational activity, occupancy time, mobile fire and rescue equipment, fire extinguishing agent delivery devices, histogram, decision tree.