Firefighting:

Fire Prevention:

Identifying potential fire hazards and implementing measures to minimize fire risks.
Conducting fire safety inspections and enforcing building codes and regulations.

Fire Suppression:

Firefighting teams are equipped to respond to fires quickly and effectively.
Using firefighting equipment like fire trucks, hoses, nozzles, and fire extinguishers to extinguish fires.
Deploying firefighting foam and suppressants to control flames and reduce fire spread.

Rescue Operations:

Firefighters rescue people and animals from burning buildings and hazardous situations.
Providing medical aid to fire victims and administering first aid as needed.

Emergency Response:

Fire departments and emergency services coordinate emergency responses to fires and other incidents.
Conducting search and rescue operations in large-scale emergencies.

Training and Education:

Firefighters undergo rigorous training to prepare for firefighting, rescue, and emergency medical responses.
Public education campaigns to raise awareness about fire safety and prevention.

Equipment Maintenance:

Regular maintenance of firefighting equipment and vehicles to ensure they are in proper working condition.
Conducting equipment inspections and testing fire hoses, hydrants, and breathing apparatus.

Fire Investigation:

Investigating the cause and origin of fires to determine whether they were accidental, intentional, or caused by negligence.
Gathering evidence and conducting interviews to support fire investigations.

Wildfire Management:

Managing and controlling wildfires through tactics such as controlled burns, firebreak construction, and aerial firefighting.
Collaboration with agencies and organizations to combat large-scale wildfires.