Universities of the Ministry of Emergency Situations (institutes and universities). Reviews about the "Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia"

Innovative developments in the field of rescue

It is important to note that the Academy’s employees are actively engaged in inventive, rationalization and patenting activities. Thus, over the past few years, Academy employees have received eighteen patents and copyright certificates. Research teams have developed new types of fire and rescue equipment:

Multi-purpose firefighting vehicle "PiRo" .

Fire-rescue vehicle with a temperature-activated water (TAW) fire extinguishing system. TAV jets can be used to extinguish almost all types of flammable substances. In May 2009, the vehicle was accepted for supply in the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry system. In February 2010, to solve problems on restoration work At the structures of the Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric power station, the use of APM was proposed. The result of the dedicated and professional work of the task force was the destruction of a snow-ice mass of 330 tons in the first section of the dividing bull and the pen of the dividing abutment of the water well of the Sayano-Shushenskaya HPP in 83 hours.

A vehicle with reverse motion for extinguishing fires and carrying out emergency rescue operations in tunnels (PSA-T).

The need to create a vehicle is due to the specifics of carrying out emergency rescue operations in tunnels due to the lack of opportunity for maneuvering fire trucks due to the limited volume of the tunnel and the availability vehicles for the period of an emergency, reduced visibility (presence of smoke) and oxygen concentration.

One of the important points when extinguishing fires in tunnels is the creation of conditions that allow the first fire department to arrive at the scene of a call and introduce extinguishing agents at the initial stage of the fire, when minimal forces and means are required to eliminate the fire. The design of this vehicle allows it to move at the same speed both forward and backward, which reduces maneuvering time in the tunnel.

Fire and rescue vehicle in climate version HL (PSA-S).

More than one third of Russia's territory is located in a zone with a sharply continental climate, which is characterized by cold and long winters. The most difficult operational environment in winter period This is largely explained by the lack of equipment in the fire service garrisons in the northern version, adapted for operation in conditions of extremely low temperatures.

This vehicle is equipped with a water heating installation, which ensures the operation of the hose lines in low temperature conditions, heats the water in the tank and removes residual water from the hose line. The created design of a fire-rescue vehicle in the northern version significantly expands the climatic regions and areas of application of this class of vehicles by maintaining operability during long stays in the open air at sub-zero temperatures and ensuring extinguishing with the supply of fire extinguishing agents and carrying out certain types of rescue operations.

Mobile ladder for fire and rescue equipment units "Trap-S"

The ladder allows you to quickly provide an inclined platform with railings for organizing mass evacuation of people. In addition, the width of the inclined platform is sufficient to eliminate the psychological barrier of people (fear of heights).

The special feature of this vehicle is that the ladder chassis Russian production, and the superstructure is foreign. Thanks to this experience, it is possible to exchange experience with foreign partners on the development of a new generation of aerial ladders. AL-52, with a lifting height of 52 meters, is designed to evacuate people from heights and extinguish fires in multi-storey buildings, transport fire-fighting equipment, provide technical assistance, as well as to perform other auxiliary operations during emergency response.

Mobile complex "GYURZA" for extinguishing fires and carrying out emergency rescue operations at facilities with structures made of high-strength materials

“Gyurza” consists of a base chassis, a fire-fighting superstructure and a multifunctional water installation for cutting structures and supplying a finely sprayed jet of water. The complex is designed to operate in three modes: cutting, fire extinguishing with water and fire extinguishing with water with the addition of a foaming agent.

In addition, the Academy successfully develops such areas as pre-licensing preparation of materials, training of certification system experts, project examination, scientific and technical consulting.

The Academy systematically publishes scientific, educational, methodological and reference literature.

The State Fire Service Academy regularly participates in international forums, exhibitions and conferences on security issues: the International Salon “Integrated Security”, the International Forum of Informatization, the forum and exhibition “Safety Technologies”, the exhibition “Fire Safety of the 21st Century”, the exhibition “Security, Security and Fire Safety”. protection" (MIPS), forum "Means for ensuring state security - Interpolitech", exhibitions of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia.

Academy employees participate in the business program of international, all-Russian, interuniversity scientific, scientific and practical conferences and seminars held in Russia, Great Britain, Germany, USA, China, CIS countries, etc.

Federal state budget educational institution Higher Education Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry Russian Federation for civil defense, emergency situations and consequences mitigation natural disasters(AGPS EMERCOM of Russia) is the country's leading university in the field fire safety and protection of the population and territories from threats of natural and technogenic nature, for carrying out research and educational activities.


General information

Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia (hereinafter - Academy) conducts training for specialists with higher and postgraduate professional education and carries out research activities in the field of fire safety and protection from natural and man-made threats in the areas of training:
The Academy, which carries out scientific activities, has two dissertation councils with the right to award academic degrees of candidates and doctors of technical sciences. Currently, about 200 doctors and candidates of science work here. In addition, the university carries out licensing activities, certification of products (services), performs work and provides services in the field of fire safety under agreements (agreements, contracts) with legal and individuals Russian Federation and foreign countries. Being the base university of the Educational and Methodological Commission (EMC) in specialty 330400 “Fire Safety”, the Academy organizes the work of EMC in universities that implement educational programs in this specialty. Prof.-teaching staff and scientific. Academy employees participate in the development of fire protection means, technological installations and equipment, rules and regulatory requirements for fire safety, as well as assessment of the fire and explosion hazard properties of substances and materials.

Research work is carried out traditionally within the framework of scientific directions and schools, which include: *improving the problems of higher and secondary fire-technical education (Professor M. D. Bezborodko, Associate Professor M. V. Petukhova, Professor V. N. Lipsky, Professor V. I. Sluev and others);

Academy structure

Institutes

  • Institute of Retraining and Advanced Training
  • Institute of Correspondence and Distance Learning
  • Development Institute

Faculties

  • Faculty Higher Academy of Management
  • Faculty of Fire Safety
  • Faculty of Technosphere Security
  • Faculty of Training of Scientific and Pedagogical Personnel
  • Faculty of Management Personnel
  • Special faculty for training foreign citizens
  • Faculty of Paid Educational Services

Scientific complexes

  • Educational and scientific complex for organizing the activities of the State Fire Supervision
  • Educational and scientific complex of automated systems and information technologies
  • Educational and scientific complex of fire safety problems in construction
  • educational and scientific complex of civil protection
  • educational and scientific complex of combustion processes and environmental safety
  • Scientific and educational complex of organizational and managerial problems of the State Fire Service

Departments

  • Department of Personnel and Legal Support of State Civil Service Activities
  • Department of Fire Tactics and Service
  • Department of Fire Engineering
  • Department of fire drill and gas and smoke protection training
  • Department of Fire Automation
  • Department of Fire Safety of Technological Processes
  • Department of Special Electrical Engineering of Automated Systems and Communications
  • Department of Engineering Thermophysics and Hydraulics
  • Department of Civil Protection
  • Department of Population and Territory Protection
  • Department of Physical Training and Sports
  • Department of Physics
  • Department of Higher Mathematics
  • Department of Mechanics and Engineering Graphics
  • Department of General and Special Chemistry
  • Department of History and Economic Theory
  • Department of Philosophy
  • Department of Foreign Languages
  • Department of Russian Language and Speech Culture

Story

The history of the formation and formation of the State Fire Service Academy of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia as a basic scientific and educational institution of the system of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia and the Russian Federation began in the 30s of the last century in Leningrad. For the national economy of the RSFSR, already in the first five-year plan, 650 fire specialists of the highest and 3384 of intermediate qualification were required. In order to prepare them, it was planned to open the Moscow, Ural, Leningrad (correspondence) fire technical schools and the Faculty for the training of fire engineers in the 1930/1931 academic year. It was planned to open the faculty at the existing higher technical educational institution of Public Utilities and maintain it on the state budget, unlike other fire-technical educational institutions, which at that time were supported by State Insurance funds.

The training of teachers of special disciplines for the newly opened fire-technical educational institutions was organized in the graduate school of the Scientific Research Institute of Public Utilities (NIIKH).

In 1932, the first intake of graduate students from fire department workers took place. Fire technicians P.M. entered graduate school. Brown, S.W. Kalyaev and engineer V.A. Allison. Later they became famous teachers, authors of textbooks for students of firefighting technical schools and schools. Since 1931, firefighting colleges began to open.

Training of engineers, specialists with higher education for the country's fire department began in 1933 at the sanitary-technical faculty of the Leningrad Institute of Municipal Construction Engineers (LIICS).

On September 1, 1933, a fire department was created. This date is the Foundation Day of the State Fire Service Academy of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia.

V.S. Bektashev was appointed head of the fire department at LIICS.

In 1936, the Faculty of Fire Defense Engineers of the NKVD of the USSR 1933-1948 was created. P.V. Yakobson was appointed head of the department. In subsequent years, this position was performed by: P.D. Peslyak (1937–1938), N.P. Efremov (1938–1941), N.F. Shadrin (1941). At the beginning of the Great Patriotic War FIPO students defended besieged Leningrad. Already on September 24, 1941, the head of the FIPO Shadrin Nikolai Fedorovich read out to his subordinates the order of the Deputy People's Commissar of the NKVD of the USSR on the transfer of permanent and variable faculty members to the formation of the 20th Infantry Division of the NKVD and the Leningrad UPO. About a third of the faculty's personnel were lost in fierce battles.

On March 26, 1942, the faculty staff of 110 students and 24 command and teaching staff began to evacuate to the city of Essentuki. On April 18, the Fipovites arrived at their destination. Due to the German occupation of the city Mineralnye Vody and the danger of the Nazis capturing Essentuki, classes were interrupted, and the faculty left the city. Baku became the evacuation point. We arrived in Baku on August 16. At the request of the People's Commissar of Internal Affairs of the Azerbaijan SSR and in accordance with the telegraph order of the deputy people's commissar On August 28, the Faculty of Internal Affairs was transferred to the operational subordination of the UPO NKVD of the AzSSR. In accordance with the order of the All-Union Committee for Higher School Affairs under the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR dated December 15, 1942 No. 305, FIPO resumed classes at the Azerbaijan Industrial Institute (AzII).

In total, from 1936 to 1948, FIPO made 10 issues. During this period, 286 students were trained and qualified as fire safety engineers, including 65 women. After completing their work in Baku, many teachers were transferred to Moscow to train fire defense specialists at the organized Higher Fire-Technical Courses (HPTK), the leaders of this period were L.M. Epshtein (1941–1943), G.G. Nikitin (1943–1948 ).

Higher fire-technical courses of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR 1948-1957 V different times headed by V. P. Verin (1948–1952), V. K. Brink (1952–1955), N. D. Ermilov (1955–1957).

Faculty of Fire Fighting and Safety Engineers of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs 1957-1973.

In 1957, on the basis of the VPTK in Moscow, at the Higher School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR, the Faculty of Fire Safety and Safety Engineers was created. The faculty organized full-time and part-time training for students, retraining and advanced training of fire department command personnel. The number of variable personnel was established: 200 people per full-time training and 250 – in absentia. The duration of training is 4 and 5 years, respectively. Graduates were awarded the qualification of fire and safety engineer. The training included senior staff of higher professional education, who graduated from fire-technical schools and had experience practical work at least three years.

The heads of the faculty at different times were V.I. Rumyantsev (1954–1960), N.A. Tarasov-Agalakov (1960–1964), F.V. Obukhov (1964–1965), G.F. Kozhushko (1965–1969).

In 1969, Anatoly Nikolaevich Smurov was appointed head of the faculty. Under him the faculty developed into Higher Engineering Fire-Technical School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR (since 1991 of the Russian Federation) 1973-1996. Anatoly Nikolaevich headed the VIPTSH until 1983.

From 1983 to 1994, the VIPTSH was headed by Major General of the Internal Service Kudalenkin Vikenty Fomich - a representative of the new generation of fire department engineers, a student of FIPTS, a graduate of FIPTiB, a hereditary firefighter, Major General of the Internal Service, Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor. By the 90s. The system of training specialists for the fire department has reached a qualitatively new level.

In 1992, the school began training students at the faculty of training and advanced training of State Fire Service management personnel, which began to train highly qualified specialists to work in key leadership positions in the management level of the State Fire Service apparatus and divisions. Graduates of the faculty received a second higher education in the specialty “Management in Social and Economic Systems” with the qualification of a management organizer in the fire safety and rescue system.

In the same year, the VIPTS began training specialists on the basis of general secondary education with a five-year period of study from among those of military age.

Since 1993, VIPTSH has also conducted training for groups of students who had already graduated from various fire-technical schools in the country and received the specialty of fire technicians: fire specialists had the opportunity to obtain higher engineering education.

From 1994 to 1996, the VIPTSH was headed by Major General of the Internal Service Viktor Afanasyevich Salyutin.

Moscow Institute of Fire Safety of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of RUSSIA 1996-1999. The MIPB was headed by Major General of the Internal Service Evgeniy Efimovich Kiryukhantsev, one of the leading and most experienced specialists in the field of fire safety.

By decision of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, a concept was developed for the creation, on the basis of MIPB, of the Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, which was implemented in 1999 by a decree of the Government of Russia.

Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of RUSSIA 1999-2002. From 2000 to 2005, the Academy was headed by Lieutenant General of the Internal Service Evgeniy Aleksandrovich Meshalkin.

In 2002, in connection with the transfer of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia to the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergency Situations and Disaster Relief - the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, the Academy was renamed Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia.

In March 2005, the State Fire Service Academy of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia was headed by a colonel general of the internal service Teterin Ivan Mikhailovich, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Full Member (Academician) of the World Academy of Sciences for Integrated Security.

The GPS Academy is not only the largest educational, but also an authoritative scientific and methodological center. There are educational and research complexes here, and scientific events are held.

Scientists and specialists of the Academy annually prepare over 100 research papers and publish educational and methodological literature. These include modern textbooks, teaching aids, educational and reference materials, computer simulation programs, many of which have received the stamp of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations.

Over the years of its activity, the Academy has trained many thousands of highly qualified specialists, who have always been distinguished by excellent scientific knowledge, professionalism, courage and courage as loyalty best traditions Academy and fire protection of Russia.
Over the entire period of the Academy’s existence (since 1933), more than 16 thousand graduates have been awarded state awards of the USSR and Russia.

Among the university graduates is Hero Soviet Union- Major General Telyatnikov Leonid Petrovich, awarded for courage, heroism and selfless actions shown during the liquidation of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Major General of Internal Service Maksimchuk Vladimir Mikhailovich, posthumously awarded the title of Hero of the Russian Federation for courage and heroism shown during a special task.

Colonel of the Internal Service Chernyshev Evgeniy Nikolaevich, who was posthumously awarded the title Hero of the Russian Federation for the courage and heroism shown in putting out the fire and saving people’s lives, was a listener correspondence department Faculty of Management Personnel of the Academy.

Today, 24 departments are involved in the scientific and educational process of the Academy, where more than 200 doctors and candidates of science work; more than 60 specialists have the academic title of professor. Seven scientists of the Academy have the honorary title “Honored Worker of Science and the Russian Federation”, nineteen – “Honored Worker of Higher School of the Russian Federation”, there are also “Honored Ecologist of the Russian Federation”, “Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation” and “Honored Worker of Physical Education and Sports of the Russian Federation”.

For high level training of scientific, pedagogical, engineering and technical personnel for the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam The State Fire Service Academy of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia was twice awarded the Order of Friendship of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in 1983 (Higher Fire-Technical School) and 2008. In 1977, for its great contribution to the training of scientific, pedagogical, engineering and technical specialists, the State Fire Service Academy of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia (Higher Fire-Technical School) was awarded the Order of Friendship of the Hungarian Republic.

The GPS Academy provides training in several educational programs, areas and specialties. Students receive higher professional education in the specialty “Fire Safety” and “State Municipal Administration”.

Since the 2009 academic year, civilians began to study integrated security sciences at the Academy on a contractual basis, once again emphasizing that resolving security issues is an activity widely in demand by society.

Since the 2010 academic year, training has also been carried out according to a two-level education system - bachelor's and master's degrees - in the specialty "Technosphere Safety". In addition, the educational programs of the Academy include postgraduate studies in the specialties “Fire and Industrial Safety”, “Automation and Control of Technological Processes and Production”. Another program is doctoral studies based on higher education vocational education.

The Academy provides professional retraining and advanced training in basic professional educational programs. The Institute of Correspondence and Distance Learning and the Institute of Retraining and Advanced Studies successfully operate on the basis of the Academy. There are two representative offices - in Kazan, Stavropol and Rostov-on-Don.

First Deputy Head of the Academy

Major General of Internal Service
BASOV Vadim Anatolievich

Born June 14, 1969. Place of birth: Dzhambul city, Republic of Kazakhstan. Graduated from the Novocherkassk Higher Military Command School of Communications with a degree in command tactical communications forces, Military Academy communications.

After graduating from the academy, he served in senior positions in the troops of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. In 2008, he was discharged from military service and enlisted in the reserves upon expiration of the contract for military service. In the same year, he was accepted into military service under a contract in the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations.

He served in the Southern Regional Center of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia as deputy head of the operational department, head of the crisis management center. Since 2010, First Deputy Head of the Main Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations for the Volgograd Region.

Awarded many departmental medals.

Appointed to the position of first deputy head of the Academy in February 2016.

Deputy Head of the Academy for Academic Affairs

Colonel of the Internal Service
BEDILO Maxim Vladimirovich

Born on September 7, 1974. Candidate of Military Sciences.

Higher education. In 1996 he graduated from the Kaliningrad Higher Engineering Order of Lenin Red Banner School engineering troops. In 2003 he graduated from the Military Engineering University.

Appointed to the position of Deputy Head of the Academy for Academic Affairs in 2012.

Deputy Head of the Academy for Scientific Work

Colonel of the Internal Service
ALESHKOV Mikhail Vladimirovich

Born March 20, 1962. Higher education. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor. In 1982 he graduated from the Ivanovo Fire-Technical School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR, in 1987 - the Higher Engineering and Technical School (HIPTSH) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR, in 1990 - the Adjunct Course of the Higher Engineering and Technical School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR. Awarded many medals. Appointed to the post of Deputy Head of the Academy for Scientific Work in August 2008.

Deputy Head of the Academy for Work with Personnel

Colonel of the Internal Service
KOROTKOV Sergey Nikolaevich

Born April 10, 1973. Higher education. Graduated from the Ivanovo branch of the Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, the Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, the Faculty of Management Personnel of the Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia. Awarded departmental awards. Since 2003, he served in various positions at the Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia. In 2010-2013 served as head of the special faculty for working with foreign citizens of the State Fire Service Academy of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia. Appointed to the position of Deputy Head of the Academy for Personnel in 2013, in 2015 appointed to the position of Deputy Head of the Academy for Work with Personnel. .

Deputy Head of the Academy for Logistics and Technical Support

POKROVSKY Andrey Anatolievich

Born on August 20, 1959 in the city of Zlatoust Chelyabinsk region. In 1980 he graduated from the Chelyabinsk Higher Tank Command School named after the 50th anniversary of the Great October Revolution. He served in active military service in command positions in the Carpathian Military District and the Far Eastern Military District. In 1994 he graduated from the Military Academy of Armored Forces. Reserve Colonel.

Awarded departmental awards.

Appointed to the position of Deputy Head of the Academy in March 2015. .

Head of the Development Institute

Colonel of the Internal Service
NIKODIMOV Oleg Nikolaevich

Born on April 13, 1971 in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. In 1992 he graduated from the Kamenets-Podolsk Higher Engineering Command School. In 2001 Military Engineering Academy. Candidate of Military Sciences, Associate Professor. State awards: Order of Courage - 1995, Order of Courage - 2000. Appointed to the post of head of the Development Institute in May 2015.

Banner emblem

The banner emblem of the Federal State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education “Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia” (Appendix to the order of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia dated August 29, 2010 No. 408) is an image of a golden double-headed eagle with drooping wings and crowned with a crown. The eagle holds in its paws a figurative shield with a silver border covering its chest. The shield field is dark red. In the field of the shield are the main elements of the coat of arms of the city of Moscow - St. George the Victorious in silver armor and a blue cloak, on a silver horse, striking the black Serpent with a golden spear. The shield is superimposed on two diagonally crossed silver torches. Over top part On the shield is a silver fireman's helmet.

The training of civil defense specialists for domestic territorial entities of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and the elimination of results in the Civil Protection Agency of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia is carried out at the highest level. At the expense of the state budget, training is carried out for four or five years. Students are in a barracks position as cadets, and after receiving a diploma, graduates are awarded the rank of lieutenant.

Being one of the oldest higher educational institutions (established in 1933), it initially trained fire protection engineers at the Leningrad Institute of Municipal Construction Engineers. The educational institution was relocated to the Moscow region and is now located in the city of Khimki.

On at the moment The following faculties work at the academy:

  1. Technosphere safety.
  2. Training of scientific and pedagogical personnel.
  3. Faculty of correspondence education.
  4. Training of foreign specialists.
  5. Fire safety.
  6. Educational structures on a paid basis.

25 departments employ teachers with scientific titles and degrees, of which more than thirty are laureates of honorary titles of Russia. Personnel training in specialties with bachelor and specialist qualifications is carried out in the following areas:

  • Fire and technosphere safety.
  • State and municipal administration.
  • Technologies and.
  • Forensic examination.

Cadet Corps of the Academy of Civil Defense of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia

In 2013, a center for training cadets was created within the Academy, which in 2015 was transformed into the Cadet Corps. Admission to the corps is carried out by young men 14-16 years old who have completed 9 grades, and for health reasons they can study in specialized educational institutions of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. A prerequisite is the residence of legal representatives of applicants (parents) on the territory of the Central federal district. Applicants whose parents are military personnel and employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations have priority rights for admission. The same right is enjoyed by children of parents dismissed from service for objective reasons, provided they have at least twenty years of experience. During the training process, cadets, in addition to general secondary education, receive knowledge of the “rescue” profession.

Academy of the State Fire Service

An excellent educational and laboratory base allowed the formation of 10 scientific schools. The level of training of specialists is evidenced by the fact that over 1,600 graduates of the university over the entire period of its existence were awarded government awards in Soviet period and in the Russian Federation. In addition to the Moscow Educational and Methodological Center, the organization educational process are handled by official representative offices in Kazan and Stavropol.

Scientific and innovation activity

In carrying out active scientific research scientific workers and teachers are involved in a complex solving organizational and managerial problems, and seven educational and scientific complexes in individual areas. The following is carried out by scientific personnel:

  1. Defining goals for improving the regulatory framework of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
  2. Development of modern equipment for carrying out emergency rescue work and fire protection, techniques and means that provide various objects with protection from fires.
  3. Study of organizational and managerial tasks of the fire service at the state level.

Two Dissertation Councils conduct dissertation defenses. The Academy's areas of interest include licensing activities and product certification. In addition, work is performed and services are provided to individuals and legal entities Russia and abroad. The Academy staff constantly publishes reference, scientific and educational literature, participates in international scientific and practical conferences and seminars.

The total number of students exceeds three thousand; 43 students study at the Faculty of Work with Foreign Citizens. The permanent Council of Young Scientists and Specialists of the Academy attracts students to scientific activities, creating conditions for creative self-realization.

Among the universities subordinate to the Ministry, the educational institution is the oldest and most honored educational institution. In 1906 of the twentieth century, the main governing body of the cultural capital was the City Duma St. Petersburg adopted a legislative act on the opening of Fire Technician Courses, this can be considered the period of the beginning of the entire educational system for training professionals in the fire safety system of Russia. For a very long period, the Leningrad Firefighting College, into which the Courses were transformed at the beginning of the 20th century, remained the only institution that trained firefighting leaders and fire extinguishing organizers for the largest cities and industrial facilities.

At the end of the 80s, the school made a new breakthrough, becoming a higher educational institution, and was renamed the Leningrad (since 1991 St. Petersburg) Higher Fire-Technical School. The Institute provides training to professionals in more than 90 important areas of activity in the field of fire fighting and the security of strategic facilities. There are departments of the institution in Murmansk and Vladivostok, and in many Russian regions there are its departments for full-time and remote learning.

Along with the main specialty of students, the departments provide specialized training for qualified workers in the following specialties:

  1. System analytics and management.
  2. Legislative support and legal regulation of the activities of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations.
  3. Budget accounting, marketing in the institutions of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
  4. Fire technical expertise and investigators.

Fundamentally new methods of personnel training, created by professors of St. Petersburg State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, prepare specialists to carry out rescue operations in a special risk zone. The staff of the university includes 83 doctors and 282 candidates of sciences, members Russian Academy Sci. Among them are three laureates of the state prize in the field of exact science and technology.

International law

Cooperation agreements were signed with two dozen leading scientific institutions in Europe, Asia and the Americas. As a member of the Association of Fire and Rescue Services, which unites fifty countries of the world, the university organizes and conducts seminars on fire examination, ensuring safety in highly complex developments, and design.

Siberian Fire and Rescue Academy

The title of an independent training institution, SibPSA, was awarded to the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia not so long ago - in 2015. Before that, it was considered part of the St. Petersburg Institute. The teaching work of the Academy's professors covers 500 full-time students and about seven hundred applicants for part-time teaching. The main area of ​​employment of the academy is the training of personnel of the highest category, ensuring fire safety in the northern regions of the country.

Employee training is carried out in several main areas:

  1. Fire protection officer.
  2. Fire safety.
  3. Lawyer.
  4. Forensic expert (forensic examination).
  5. Forensic examination (specialist).
  6. Psychology of professional activity.
  7. Technosphere safety (bachelor's degree).

The educational institution carries out state orders for employees on a budgetary basis, as well as under contracts for training personnel for the northern federal district.

Specialized training includes specific subjects such as fire safety management, biological and methodological foundations compliance with safety, as well as on issues of production standards, metrology and certification of work. In addition, electrical engineering, engineering graphics and other technical disciplines are necessarily included in the training plan. The natural science and mathematics education cycles have their own differences, taking into account the specifics of the educational institution. For example, in addition to standard disciplines, training is provided in subjects such as combustion theory, noxology, and ecology. The scientific and teaching staff of the Academy is highly qualified and doctors and candidates of science work in ten departments.

Research and Development

Despite the relatively short period of existence, the Academy is known for its scientific works in the field of security and territory, increasing the security of objects, taking into account their characteristics. The Center, operating within the educational institution, conducts:

  • research and development work;
  • develops software in his field of activity;
  • inventive and patent information activities.

Cadets and students of the Academy take an active part in the work of the Center. By going to the website of the educational institution you can get specific information on all issues.

Ural Institute of State Fire Service

Since 1928, when the Sverdlovsk Regional Executive Committee decided to create the Ural regional fire-technical classes and until now, the educational institution of Yekaterinburg (Sverdlovsk) has been working to train management personnel in the field of the fire commission. In 1999, the Fire-Technical College of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia was transformed into a branch of the St. Petersburg Academy, and in 2008, cadets were trained in the higher professional education program.

Training at the institution is conducted according to the course of higher and secondary vocational education to perform the duties of senior and middle level managers. The faculties of fire and technosphere safety train bachelors and specialists, awarding graduates the rank of “Lieutenant”. Part-time studies are accepted, and the period of study is 12 semesters, or 6 years.

There is another faculty of educational services on a paid basis for the following work profiles:

  • Fire safety.
  • Protection in emergency situations.

On the basis of complete secondary education, after five years of full-time study, the qualification “specialist” or “engineer” is awarded. On the basis of 9 classes, the qualification “technician” is assigned. At the faculty there are 12 retraining and advanced training programs, management personnel, employees and specialists, officials Ministries emergency situations receive additional professional education.

Provision of services to the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia

Over the entire period of existence of the educational institution, graduates and employees have repeatedly distinguished themselves in extinguishing the most difficult fires. High level of teaching staff, large scientific potential allows us to provide a wide range of services in the following areas:

  1. Expert assessment of solutions providing fire protection.
  2. Scientific and technical justification of norms and rules and practical application in the field of fire protection.
  3. Checking the compliance of construction projects of various facilities with the requirements to counteract the possibility of fires.
  4. Verification of the correct calculation of fire risks, both to ensure the fire safety of people and functional buildings.
  5. Systematic provision of fire protection.

Created in 2011 on the basis of the institute, the organization, which has public status, promotes the development of fire protection on a voluntary basis, in the city, and the implementation of preventive measures to strengthen fire safety in Yekaterinburg.

Voronezh Institute of State Fire Service

In the system of educational institutions of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, VI State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, it is considered the main one in the field of training fire safety professionals of the highest category. Representing not just an educational institution, but a whole complex of education and science, it ensures the implementation of the following programs:

  1. Obtaining secondary and higher education.
  2. Personnel training in postgraduate and postgraduate studies.
  3. Retraining and advanced training.

The first intake into the Training Squad of future fire specialists was in 1968; 2 groups were completed: the first - for the training of junior inspectors and assistant prevention instructors, the second - for the training of department commanders. It was this small group of volunteers that formed the basis of the institute. On February 16, 1970, the detachment already consisted of 150 people. Currently, more than two thousand future firefighters, technologists, specialists, students, and trainees are receiving education at five faculties. In addition to a high-quality educational base and a training ground with the opportunity to apply acquired knowledge in practice, students have a library, a gym and a stadium at their disposal. To ensure the activities of the Institute in full at a modern level, the construction of educational buildings, a training ground, and all the necessary infrastructure on a site of 33 hectares, transferred to the Institute in 2009, is in full swing.

Educational activities

In total, the institute has 15 departments, the majority of which are focused on teaching special disciplines. In addition to departments narrowly focused on specialties, there are:

  • Socio-economic and humanitarian disciplines.
  • On speech culture and foreign languages.
  • Sports disciplines and physical education.
  • Justification of combustion processes.

Reception of applicants, conducting classes to consolidate theoretical knowledge in practice, and initial professional training are carried out at a base located near the village of Gorozhanka on the river bank.

Admission to basic specialties is provided at the expense of the federal budget. Training is possible on the basis of agreements with payment of the cost of training. In the master's program in the specialty "Technosphere Security" (term 2.5 years), students study in absentia under contracts and "state employees". Correspondence studies The postgraduate course lasts 4 years. In the same area of ​​technosphere safety, upon completion of training, the qualification of a teacher-researcher is awarded.

Attention!!!

Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Ivanovo Fire and Rescue Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief" (hereinafter referred to as the Ivanovo Fire and Rescue Academy) and Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education " The Voronezh Institute of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief" (hereinafter referred to as the Voronezh Institute) was reorganized in the form of the Voronezh Institute joining the Ivanovo Fire and Rescue Academy as a separate structural unit (branch).

“On the reorganization of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “Ivanovo Fire and Rescue Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia” and the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “Voronezh Institute of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia” in the form of affiliation of the institute with the academy as a separate structural unit (branch)”

Ivanovo Fire and Rescue Academy

The history of the Ivanovo Institute began in the mid-60s, when a fire-technical school was founded in the city with a variable staff of 500 units and a permanent staff of 170 units. Worthy learning results, thanks to the qualifications of the scientific and teaching staff, were noted by renaming the academy into a full-fledged higher education institution - an institute. A significant event occurred at the end of January 2015. Since that time, the number of applicants and students has increased dramatically, and the teaching staff has undergone significant changes.

Today, the modern educational and scientific complex trains about one and a half thousand ordinary employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations and rescuers, the total number of students is more than two and a half thousand. Applications from applicants are accepted for training at the expense of the budget and on a commercial basis.

Located in an area of ​​over 20 thousand square meters, the educational and material base consists of lecture halls, educational laboratories of a multifunctional educational and training complex, laboratories, and specialized classes.

On a specially equipped field of the educational institution, practical classes are held in disciplines important for future rescuers:

  1. Carrying out emergency situations involving landslides, rubble, etc.
  2. Fire extinguishing and emergency response in aviation and railways.
  3. Classes in tank farms.
  4. Psychological preparation on fire training strips.
  5. Practicing behavior in traffic accidents of varying severity.

Much attention is paid physical development. The training of academy students is one of the best in the country, which is carried out in a specialized educational building using sports arenas. Cadets can improve their skills in the sports and wrestling room. Competitions are regularly held on the field of our own stadium with running tracks. The stadium is equipped with stands for cheerleaders for 350 people. A sports town, a modern library with Internet access, and a 550-seat club allow you to satisfy a variety of interests.

Practice is the main factor of successful learning!

A feature of the educational process at the IPSA State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia is that students and cadets take an active part in eliminating emergencies of various types and extinguishing fires. in the central territories, starting from 1972, combined detachments of the educational institution extinguished fires. For the professional and decisive actions of the joint team of the institute in extinguishing forest-peat fires (2010) in the Ivanovo and Vladimir regions, 150 employees and cadets were awarded government awards and thanks from governors.

Also read:

“On approval of the Procedure and conditions for admission to study in federal state organizations that carry out educational activities and are under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia for educational programs of higher education - programs for training scientific and pedagogical personnel in postgraduate studies”

Knowledge for six years, correspondence: zero. Despite the fact that I went to classes and wrote. They treat you like in the army.

Will this continue to happen? I'm a third year student. The further you go, the worse it gets. Cadets are increasingly serving rather than studying. Management constantly makes illogical decisions that spoil everyone's lives and do not give positive results at all. Brains are replaced by drill training. Together we are falling into the abyss, comrades.

My husband, an officer, and I were not given a room; the State Post Service lied all the time. We wandered around the dorm for a whole year. As a result, I had to go to the Moscow region with my last money. Now it will be September 1 and again the management is driving us out of the hostel, making promises.

From morning to evening, every day, the academy cadets: march, beat the tambourine, the orchestra thunders, shout to the whole street - “Hurray!”, “I wish you good health” to everyone, from the lieutenant to the supreme commander. Next is the anthem and the song “If only the native country lived”, but there are no other worries?!

Whoever wants it will receive knowledge. It is necessary to change the form of the set. They recruit a lot of "stupid" people. And, in principle, it’s not bad - it makes sense to study.

I’m a 3rd year student there, and to be honest, I wish I’d ​​gone there! Well, let's see who I come out with!
2012-02-15


Graduated from the Academy. IN this year entered her adjunct program. Since my graduation there have been great changes in better side. Graduates have a high level of knowledge, many of them work not in the State Fire Service, where they pay little money, but in various commercial structures related to fire safety, design, insurance, etc. Having a head on their shoulders and the goal of becoming successful, as well as The education you received at the Academy means you can be considered accomplished.

Every year the role and importance of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergency Response and Consequences of Natural Disasters in society increases. Already long time The Ministry of Emergency Situations is the most important structure for carrying out emergency rescue operations in various regions of the country. Often, military personnel and employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations have a minimum of time at their disposal to arrive to help people. That is why one of the main activities of the ministry is the training of highly qualified personnel who are able to quickly and efficiently assess the situation, make an intelligent decision and organize work to protect and rescue people in the conditions of man-made disasters, natural disasters, armed conflicts, terrorist attacks, and other negative events. Increasingly, employees of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations come to the aid of citizens of other states, including tens, hundreds and even many thousands of kilometers away.


Those wishing to acquire a real male profession in lately has grown significantly. At present, the country provides training for specialists with higher education about ten higher educational institutions (academies and institutes), as well as their branches in various regions of our huge country: Moscow and the Moscow region, St. Petersburg, Ivanovo, Murmansk, Vladivostok, Yekaterinburg, Voronezh, Krasnoyarsk region.


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