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The fire control room serves as the first \"firewall\" for enterprises to ensure fire safety; personnel on duty, who are proficient in operating the systems, can extinguish incipient fires at their earliest stages. On November 9, the Liutang Police Station of the Bao’an Public Security Bureau investigated a case involving the instigation of fire control room staff to work without proper qualifications. Shi, the safety supervisor involved in this case, has been sentenced to 10 days of administrative detention in accordance with the law. On the morning of November 29th, fire safety officers from Liutang Police Station of Bao’an Public Security Bureau conducted a fire safety inspection of a property management company in Xixiang Sub-district within their jurisdiction, in response to complaints from the public. Upon inspection, it was found that the two personnel on duty in the fire control room of the community managed by this property branch did not hold a \"Firefighter Certificate for Buildings\", meaning they were working without the required certification. The fire police immediately orally summoned Shi, the safety supervisor of that property branch suspected of instigating others to carry out dangerous operations in violation of fire safety regulations, to the station for investigation. Upon review, Shi admitted to the illegal act of instigating others to violate fire safety regulations and carry out work in a risky manner. In accordance with Article 64, Paragraph 1, and Article 21, Paragraph 2 of the Fire Protection Law of the People’s Republic of China, the Bao’an police imposed a penalty of 10 days of administrative detention on Shi. The Fire Supervision and Management Team of the Bao’an Public Security Bureau reminds the fire safety responsible persons of various enterprises that the fire control room, acting as the \"brain\" of an enterprise’s automatic fire protection system, has strict requirements for the personnel on duty there. According to laws and regulations, a fire control room must have dedicated personnel on duty 24 hours a day, with at least two people per shift; moreover, these personnel must pass the specified examinations and obtain the \"Professional Qualification Certificate for Firefighters in Buildings (Structures)\\", and they must adhere to fire safety procedures while on duty. “\"Building Firefighter Certificate\": Do the personnel in your company’s fire monitoring system hold such certificates to work?
In some places it is allowed for one person to be on duty, but inspections require two people?
:L, it’s scary; luckily I’ve already resigned. But how thorough are such inspections really?