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Fire and Rescue Department (Brunei)

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Fire and Rescue Department
Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat
جابتن بومبا دان ڤڽلامت

Headquarters in 2023.
Agency overview
Formed1 January 1960; 64 years ago (1960-01-01)
TypeFire department
JurisdictionGovernment of Brunei
HeadquartersIbu Pejabat Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat, Landasan Lama Berakas, Mukim Berakas 'A', Brunei BB3510
04°55′26″N 114°55′54″E / 4.92389°N 114.93167°E / 4.92389; 114.93167
Minister responsible
Agency executive
Parent departmentMinistry of Home Affairs
Key document
WebsiteFire-Rescue.gov.bn
Map
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Kuala Belait Fire Station
Bukit Beruang Fire Station
Sungai Kebun Fire Station water-side piers and fireboats

The Fire and Rescue Department (FRD), Malay: Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat (JBP), Jawi: جابتن بومبا دان ڤڽلامت,[1] also known as Brunei Fire and Rescue Department (BFRD),[2] (Malay: Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Brunei – JBPB) is a government agency of Brunei Darussalam, responsible for firefighting, animal rescue, and technical rescue. Bomba is a Malay word derived from the Portuguese bombeiros, which means 'firefighters'. The department's main headquarters are located at Bandar Seri Begawan, in the Brunei-Muara District of the Sultanate of Brunei.

It is the primary and main public service firefighting force in Brunei, though there are other firefighting units run by other government agencies. Furthermore, there are additional private firefighting entities, such as the BSP Fire and Emergency Response service operated by Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP), which own fire stations (along with firefighting vehicles and emergency ambulances) located at Anduki Airfield and Panaga, Belait District.[3] Moreover, they also owned a single Sikorsky S-92 for search and rescue (SaR) operations.[4][5]

995 is the emergency telephone number used to contact the Fire and Rescue service in Brunei.

History

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The Fire Service (Malay: Perkhidmatan Bomba) was originally formed under the Administration of the Royal Brunei Police Force (RBPF) in order to preserve peace and stability.[6] On 1 January 1960; 64 years ago (1960-01-01), the Fire Brigade (Malay: Pasukan Bomba) was officially fully established independent from the RBPF.[6] After the formation, 36 police officers, including an Inspector were either permanently or temporarily transferred to the newly established brigade; Inspector Mohammad became the first Superintendent of Fire Brigade.[6] Despite being independent form the RBPF, the Fire Act 1966 was still kept, until the Amendment of the Fire Services Act 2002 came into force.[6]

The Fire Supply (Malay: Pasokan Bomba)[7] was formed in mid-1963; 61 years ago (1963), in which Lam Soo Man, an officer loaned from the Hong Kong Fire Service was selected to be the Fire Inspector (Malay: Pemeriksa Bomba) of the Brunei State Fire Brigade (Malay: Bomba Negeri Brunei) until 1969.[6] On 4 August 1966; 58 years ago (1966-08-04), the Fire Services Enactment was passed and put into service.[6] In 1968, the Government of Brunei commenced a project to build a fire station in Tutong, on the river bank of the Tutong river.[8] Since the establishment of the Fire Supply, officers have been loaned from Hong Kong and United Kingdom until 1980.[6] The first local commander Dato Paduka Awang Haji Yaakob bin haji Mohd Yussof, was entrusted in 1981.[6]

On 9 November 1987; 37 years ago (1987-11-09), the department was renamed from Fire Supply (Pasokan Bomba) to Fire Services Department (Malay: Jabatan Perkhidmatan Bombadan) and again on 9 March 2006; 18 years ago (2006-03-09), in which it became its present name.[6] More than B$1.3 million cost in damage caused by fires was recorded by the FRD during the first quarter of 2007.[9] In 2010; 14 years ago (2010), the Sungai Liang Industrial Park (SPARK) fire station, Sungai Liang was designed and constructed in a collaboration with the FRD.[10] A 4.5 metres (15 feet) long crocodile was captured by the Brunei Fire and Rescue Department near a shop in Kampong Salar, and later transferred to the Wildlife Division.[11]

List of fire stations

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List of all fire stations (public and private) in Brunei Darussalam
Fire station name Location Mukim District Coordinates Notes, equipment
Bangar Fire Station Bangar Bangar Temburong 04°42′37″N 115°04′19″E / 4.71028°N 115.07194°E / 4.71028; 115.07194 (Bandar Fire Station) Operation Branch 'G'[12]
Rataie Fire Station Rataie Bokok Temburong 04°39′27″N 115°03′47″E / 4.65750°N 115.06306°E / 4.65750; 115.06306 (Rataie Fire Station) Operation Branch 'G'[13]
Berakas Fire Station Bandar Seri Begawan Berakas 'A' Brunei-Muara 04°55′26″N 114°55′54″E / 4.92389°N 114.93167°E / 4.92389; 114.93167 (Berakas Fire Station) Operation Branch 'C', Headquarters of the BFRD[14]
Women Operations Unit Fire Station Bandar Seri Begawan Berakas 'A' Brunei-Muara 04°55′31″N 114°55′58″E / 4.92528°N 114.93278°E / 4.92528; 114.93278 (Women Operations Unit Fire Station) Operation Branch 'C'[15]
Berakas Garrison Fire Station Berakas Garrison Berakas 'A' Brunei-Muara 04°59′51″N 114°56′30″E / 4.99750°N 114.94167°E / 4.99750; 114.94167 (Berakas Garrison Fire Station) Operated by the Fire and Security Services of the Logistics Department RBAF[16]
Brunei International Airport Fire Station Bandar Seri Begawan Berakas 'B' Brunei-Muara 04°56′24″N 114°55′45″E / 4.94000°N 114.92917°E / 4.94000; 114.92917 (Brunei International Airport Fire Station) Operated by the Royal Brunei Air Force (RBAirF), part of the air traffic control tower
Royal Brunei Air Force Fire Station Rimba Air Force Base Berakas 'B' Brunei-Muara 04°56′34″N 114°55′23″E / 4.94278°N 114.92306°E / 4.94278; 114.92306 (Royal Brunei Air Force Fire Station) Operated by the Fire and Security Services of the Logistics Department RBAF[16]
Lambak Kanan Fire Station Bandar Seri Begawan Berakas 'B' Brunei-Muara 04°58′21″N 114°57′54″E / 4.97250°N 114.96500°E / 4.97250; 114.96500 (Lambak Kanan Fire Station) Operation Branch 'C',[14] alongside training centre[17]
Bandar Seri Begawan Fire Station Bandar Seri Begawan Kianggeh Brunei-Muara 04°53′38″N 114°56′13″E / 4.89389°N 114.93694°E / 4.89389; 114.93694 (Bandar Seri Begawan Fire Station) Operation Branch 'A'[18]
Tumasek Fire Station Bandar Seri Begawan Kianggeh Brunei-Muara 04°52′35″N 114°55′28″E / 4.87639°N 114.92444°E / 4.87639; 114.92444 (Tumasek Fire Station) Operation Branch 'F'[15]
Rimba Fire Station Bandar Seri Begawan Gadong 'A' Brunei-Muara 04°57′13″N 114°54′31″E / 4.95361°N 114.90861°E / 4.95361; 114.90861 (Rimba Fire Station) Operation Branch 'C'[19]
Beribi Fire Station Beribi Gadong 'B' Brunei-Muara 04°53′32″N 114°54′19″E / 4.89222°N 114.90528°E / 4.89222; 114.90528 (Beribi Fire Station) Operation Branch 'A',[18] alongside workshop division[20]
Jerudong Fire Station Jerudong Sengkurong Brunei-Muara 04°55′35″N 114°50′19″E / 4.92639°N 114.83861°E / 4.92639; 114.83861 (Jerudong Fire Station) Operation Branch 'F'[21]
Mentiri Fire Station Mentiri Mentiri Brunei-Muara 04°58′22″N 115°01′59″E / 4.97278°N 115.03306°E / 4.97278; 115.03306 (Mentiri Fire Station) Operation Branch 'A'[18]
Muara Fire Station Muara Serasa Brunei-Muara 05°01′40″N 115°03′56″E / 5.02778°N 115.06556°E / 5.02778; 115.06556 (Muara Fire Station) Operation Branch 'A'[18]
Royal Brunei Navy Fire Station Muara Serasa Brunei-Muara 05°02′08″N 115°05′09″E / 5.03556°N 115.08583°E / 5.03556; 115.08583 (Royal Brunei Navy Fire Station) Operated by the Fire and Security Services of the Logistics Department RBAF[16]
Sungai Kebun Fire Station Sungai Kebun Sungai Kebun Brunei-Muara 04°52′48″N 114°56′37″E / 4.88000°N 114.94361°E / 4.88000; 114.94361 (Sungai Kebun Fire Station) Operation Branch 'D'[22]
Sungai Lampai Fire Station Sungai Lampai Kota Batu Brunei-Muara 04°52′29″N 114°57′02″E / 4.87472°N 114.95056°E / 4.87472; 114.95056 (Sungai Lampai Fire Station) Operation Branch 'D',[23] demolished
Pangkalan Batu Fire Station Pangkalan Batu Pangkalan Batu Brunei-Muara 04°47′21″N 114°49′31″E / 4.78917°N 114.82528°E / 4.78917; 114.82528 (Pangkalan Batu Fire Station) Operation Branch 'F'[24]
Lamunin Fire Station Lamunin Lamunin Tutong 04°40′39″N 114°42′43″E / 4.67750°N 114.71194°E / 4.67750; 114.71194 (Lamunin Fire Station) Operation Branch 'E'[25]
Tutong Fire Station Tutong Pekan Tutong Tutong 04°48′12″N 114°39′22″E / 4.80333°N 114.65611°E / 4.80333; 114.65611 (Tutong Fire Station) Operation Branch 'E'[26]
Tutong Camp Fire Station Tutong Camp Pekan Tutong Tutong 04°50′01″N 114°40′27″E / 4.83361°N 114.67417°E / 4.83361; 114.67417 (Tutong Camp Fire Station) Operated by the Fire and Security Services of the Logistics Department RBAF[16]
Penanjong Fire Station Penanjong Pekan Tutong Tutong 04°51′00″N 114°42′17″E / 4.85000°N 114.70472°E / 4.85000; 114.70472 (Penanjong Fire Station) Operated by the Fire and Security Services of the Logistics Department RBAF[16]
Bukit Beruang Fire Station Bukit Beruang Telisai Tutong 04°43′55″N 114°36′26″E / 4.73194°N 114.60722°E / 4.73194; 114.60722 (Bukit Beruang Fire Station) Operation Branch 'E'[27]
Anduki Airfield Fire Station Anduki Seria Belait 04°38′01″N 114°22′44″E / 4.63361°N 114.37889°E / 4.63361; 114.37889 (Anduki Airfield Fire Station) Operated by Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP)
Brunei Shell Petroleum Fire Station Panaga Seria Belait 04°36′21″N 114°18′05″E / 4.60583°N 114.30139°E / 4.60583; 114.30139 (Brunei Shell Petroleum Fire Station) Operated by Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP)
Seria Fire Station Seria Seria Belait 04°36′20.6″N 114°18′05.5″E / 4.605722°N 114.301528°E / 4.605722; 114.301528 (Seria Fire Station) Operation Branch 'B'[28]
Kuala Belait Fire Station Kuala Belait Kuala Belait Belait 04°34′37″N 114°12′11″E / 4.57694°N 114.20306°E / 4.57694; 114.20306 (Kuala Belait Fire Station) Operation Branch 'B'[28]
Sungai Liang Fire Station Sungai Liang Liang Belait 04°42′14″N 114°31′30″E / 4.70389°N 114.52500°E / 4.70389; 114.52500 (Sungai Liang Fire Station) Operation Branch 'B'[29]
SPARK Fire Station Sungai Liang Liang Belait 04°40′15″N 114°28′53″E / 4.67083°N 114.48139°E / 4.67083; 114.48139 (SPARK Fire Station) Operation Branch 'B'[15]
Lumut Camp Fire Station Lumut Camp Liang Belait 04°38′11″N 114°25′22″E / 4.63639°N 114.42278°E / 4.63639; 114.42278 (Lumut Camp Fire Station) Operated by the Fire and Security Services of the Logistics Department RBAF[16]
Labi Fire Station Rampayoh Labi Belait 04°22′59″N 114°27′49″E / 4.38306°N 114.46361°E / 4.38306; 114.46361 (Labi Fire Station) Operation Branch 'B'[30]

Equipment

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Land vehicles

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List of all fire vehicles operated by official government agencies (public) in Brunei Darussalam
Chassis make and model / Equipment manufacturer Image Type Water capacity / Other fire suppressants Base (no.) Notes ref
Bedford TK / Carmiachel Canteen vehicle (CV) Berakas (CV3) [31]
Bucher Duro Light fire attack vehicle (LFAV) 50 litres (11 imp gal; 13 US gal) Berakas (LFAV) [32]
Carmichael 4x4 / Ziegler Advancer FLF 60/50-8 Rapid intervention vehicle (RIV) 5,000 litres (1,100 imp gal; 1,321 US gal), water;
500 litres (110 imp gal; 132 US gal), foam 		Operated by the RBAirF at Brunei International Airport [33]
Daihatsu Charmant A35/45/55 Liaison car Berakas (BG 5696) [34]
Daihatsu V32B Bus (BUS) Berakas (BG 6202) BG 6201 retired from service. [35]
Daihatsu Delta General purpose vehicle (GPV) Tutong (GPV4) [36]
Dennis DFD / McAlister Recovery vehicle (RV) Beribi (RV2) [37]
Isuzu Elf (5th gen) / SK Rosenbauer Light pumper (LP) Seria, Sungai Liang, Lamunin and Tutong [38]
Holden Commodore (VY) Staff car [39]
Iveco Trakker Breathing apparatus tender (BAT) Berakas (BAT1) [40]
Iveco EuroCargo / Magirus Water tender ladder (WRL) Bukit Beruang [41]
Iveco Eurofire / Magirus Turntable ladder (TTL) Berakas (TTL1) and Jerudong [42]
Land Rover Defender TDI Command and control vehicle (CC) [43]
Land Rover 90 Light pumper (LP) Beribi (LP10) [44]
MAN TGS HAZMAT tender [45]
MAN TGS Foam water tender (FWT) SPARK (FWT3)
Mercedes-Benz Actros / SK Rosenbauer Rapid intervention vehicle (RIV) Operated by the RBAirF at Brunei International Airport [46]
Mercedes-Benz Actros / SK Rosenbauer Water tender ladder (WRL) 7,000 litres (1,540 imp gal; 1,849 US gal) Operated by the RBAF [47]
Mercedes-Benz Atego / SK Rosenbauer Water tender ladder (WRL) 4,500 litres (990 imp gal; 1,189 US gal) Berakas (WRL11), and Tutong [48]
Mercedes-Benz Axor Water tender ladder (WRL) Bangar (WRL34)
Mercedes-Benz Ecoliner / SK Rosenbauer Rapid intervention vehicle (RIV) Beribi (RIV5) [37]
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 412D / Fabristeel Emergency tender (ET) [49]
Mercedes-Benz 508D / SK Rosenbauer Emergency tender (ET) Belait (ET8) [50]
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 906 (facelift) Emergency tender (ET) Bandar Seri Begawan, Bukit Beruang, and Mentiri [51]
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 907/910 Emergency tender (ET) Bangar [51]
Mercedes-Benz 3538 / Bronto Skylift Hydraulic platform (HP) Tumasek (HP15) [52]
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 903 / SK Rosenbauer Accident unit (AU) Jerudong (AU4) [53]
Mitsubishi Pajero Command and control vehicle (CC) Beribi (CC11) and Sungai Liang (CC17) [54]
Mitsubishi Pajero Rescue tender (RT) Belait [55]
Mitsubishi Triton L200 (2nd gen) Multi purpose vehicle (MPV) Belait [56]
Mitsubishi Triton KA/KB (4th gen) Multi purpose vehicle (MPV) Kuala Belait, Jerudong, and Rimba [57]
Mitsubishi L300 Utility (UT) [58]
Mitsubishi Fuso Canter (6th gen) General purpose vehicle (GPV) Sungai Liang and Seria [59]
Mitsubishi Fuso Canter (6th gen) / Fabristeel Emergency tender (ET) Sungai Liang
Mitsubishi Fuso Canter (7th gen) / Fabristeel Rescue tender (RT) Berakas [60]
Mitsubishi Fuso Fighter FM / Holes Recovery vehicle (RV) Lambak Kanan [61]
Mitsubishi Fuso Fighter FM / Hi-Ab General purpose vehicle (GPV) Lambak Kanan [62]
Mitsubishi Fuso Fighter FN 617D / GHK Water tanker (WRT) 8,000 litres (1,760 imp gal; 2,113 US gal) Muara [63]
Mitsubishi Fuso FP / Morita MLK 4-30 Turntable ladder (TTL) Seria [64]
Mitsubishi Fuso FP / Fabristeel Water tanker (WRT) 15,000 litres (3,300 imp gal; 3,963 US gal) Seria [65]
Mitsubishi Fuso Rosa (4th gen) Bus (BUS) Kuala Belait [66]
Mitsubishi Magna TE/KE (3rd gen) Staff car [39]
Nissan Urvan E25 (5th gen) Van Berakas [67]
Scania P 310 / ISS Wawrzaszek GCBA 8/56 Water tender ladder (WRL) 8,000 litres (1,760 imp gal; 2,113 US gal) [68]
Simon Gloster Saro 4x4 T4500/540/225 Protector Rapid intervention vehicle (RIV) Operated by the RBAirF at Brunei International Airport [69]
Toyota Coaster U10/B10 Bus (BUS) Berakas [70]
Toyota HiAce (2nd gen) Workshop van Beribi [71]
Toyota Hilux (4th gen) Multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) Berakas and SPARK [72]
Toyota Land Cruiser Prado Command and control vehicle (CC) Tutong [73]
Volvo FL7 6x4 / SK Rosenbauer Foam water tender (FWT) 8,000 litres (1,760 imp gal; 2,113 US gal), water;
plus foam and dry powder 		Bandar Seri Begawan [74]
Volvo FL10 6x4 / SK Rosenbauer Water tender ladder (WRL) Berakas and Seria [75]
Volvo FL10 6x4 / Fabristeel Water tender and mobile rescue unit Berakas [76]
Volvo FM 6x4 / SK Rosenbauer Foam water tender (FWT) 7,000 litres (1,540 imp gal; 1,849 US gal), water;
1,000 litres (220 imp gal; 264 US gal), foam 		Bandar Seri Begawan Operated by the RBAF [77]
Volvo FM10 HAZMAT tender Berakas [78]
Yamaha FZ6 Fazer S2 Fire motorcycle Hipress extinguisher Berakas [79]
Suzuki GS300E Fire motorcycle Fire extinguisher Berakas [80]

Marine vehicles

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Name Image Type Water capacity / Other fire suppressants Base Notes ref
JBP 2 Rescue boat Bandar Seri Begawan [81]
JBP 8 Rescue boat [82]
JBP 13 Rescue boat Tutong [83]
JBP 15 Rescue boat [84]
JBP 16 Fire boat [85]
JBP 17 Rescue boat [86]
JBP 18 Rescue boat [87]
JBP 19 Fire boat Sungai Lampai [88]
JBP 20 Fire boat Kuala Belait Main fireboat for Belait District [89]
BFR 21 Rescue boat [90]
JBP 26 Rescue boat Sungai Kebun
JBP 27 Fire boat [91]
JBP 28 Rescue boat Bandar Seri Begawan

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