The training is conducted in two classes over 20 days. Participants will receive instruction on legal regulations governing fire prevention, firefighting and search and rescue; fire prevention and suppression; evacuation; rescue of people in distress; first aid; and firefighting and rescue measures, tactics and techniques.

Participants will also review basic individual movements and techniques, including casualty evacuation; deploying, carrying, handling, connecting and rolling up fire hoses; proper positions for operating firefighting nozzles; basic firefighting formations; and methods of supplying and relaying water for firefighting.

Practical exercises will include lowering people from heights using ladders, using gas-filtering masks, operating concrete cutters to create access routes to trapped victims, and conducting rescue operations in various storm and flood scenarios.

At the end of the course, the department will conduct assessments to evaluate participants' performance.

The training aims to strengthen firefighting and rescue knowledge and skills among mobile police officers, enabling them to apply their training proficiently and effectively, proactively prevent incidents, and respond promptly and efficiently to fires, explosions, accidents and emergencies, thereby protecting people's lives, health and property./.