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4th SCDF DIV HQ

 

SCDF 4th Div HQ

 

About the logo:

The black Jaguar is the most superior predator in the cat family. It is in a striking position to represent an operational division that is always vigilant and ready to provide swift and effective emergency services for their community

Division Commander:

AC Goh Boon Han

Stations under Command:

Jurong, Tuas, Woodlands, Bukit Batok and Tuas View Fire Station

History:

The  4th SCDF Division HQ was previously occupying a former military camp at Jalan Bahar Rd.

Current Facts:

The present 4th SCDF Division HQ is located along Bukit Batok Road and the premise is shared with the new Bukit Batok Fire Station (replacing Bukit Timah Fire Station). With a combined site area of 0.6 hectares,  4th SCDF Division HQ is a seven-storey office building with a Command Post at the Basement while the Fire Station is a four-storey building.

Jurong Fire Station

FS41 Jurong

 

Operational Year:

1975

Commander:

MAJ Tan Ping Hao

Personnel:

130

Appliances:

2 Fire Engines

2 Red Rhinos

2 Fire Bikes

1 Combined Platform Ladder

1 Rescue Tender

5 Ambulances

2 Private Ambulances

Boundaries:

Jurong East, Jurong West Extension, Taman Jurong, Boon Lay and Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim

Other Facts:

Some crucial installations that Jurong Fire Station covers are the Boon Lay & Jurong Gateway Mixed Used Premises, and the Nanyang Technological University

Fire Posts:

Jurong East and Jurong West Fire Post

Tuas Fire Station

FS42 Tuas

Operational Year:

1986

Commander:

MAJ Cheah Wai Kit

Personnel:

102

Appliances:

2 Fire Engines

1 Red Rhino

1 Combined Platform Ladder

1 Foam Tender

1 Unmanned Firefighting Machine

4 Foam Pods

4 Pod Carriers

1 Large Monitor Vehicle

1 HazMat Mitigation Vehicle

1 HazMat Support Vehicle

1 Clothing Pod

1 Ambulance

Boundaries:

Tanjong Kling Road, Pioneer Road North, Kian Teck Road, Tuas West Drive, Tuas South, Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim Road and Tuas Checkpoint

Other Facts:Some crucial installations that Tuas Fire Station covers are the industrial estates in its vicinity and also the Tuas Checkpoint
Fire Post:Tuas Checkpoint Fire Post

Woodlands Fire Station

FS43 Woodlands

Operational Year:

1987

Commander:

MAJ Jonathan Yuen

Personnel:

118

Appliances:

2 Fire Engines

2 Red Rhinos

2 Firebikes

1 Combined Platform Ladder

1 Fire Medical Vehicle

1 Unmanned Firefighting Machine

4 Ambulances

2 Private Ambulances

Boundaries:

Jalan Kwok Min, Woodlands Avenue 9, Choa Chu Kang and Kranji Way

Other Facts:

Some crucial installations that Woodlands Fire Station covers are the Woodlands Mixed Used Premises, and also the Woodlands Checkpoint

Fire Posts:

Woodlands and Sungei Kadut Fire Post

Bukit Batok Fire Station

FS44 Bukit Batok

Operational Year:

1956

Commander:

LTC George Leem

Personnel:

233

Appliances:

2 Fire Engines

3 Red Rhinos

4 Fire Bikes

1 Combined Platform Ladder

1 Fire and Rescue Ops Support Tender

1 Hose Relay Pod

1 Pod Carrier

7 SCDF Ambulances

3 Private Ambulances

Boundaries:

Choa Chu Kang, Bukit Panjang, Bukit Batok, Bukit Timah and as far as Turf City

Other Facts:

Bukit Batok Fire Station is co-located with 4th CD Division HQ and replaces the former Bukit Timah Fire Station

Fire Posts:

Bukit Panjang, Choa Chu Kang and Bukit Timah Fire Post

Tuas View Fire Station

FS45 Tuas View

Operational Year:

2014

Commander:

LTC Muhd Azhar Said

Personnel:

74

Appliances:

2 Fire Engines

1 Combined Platform Ladder

1 Breathing Apparatus Tender

1 Chemical Tender

1 HazMat Mitigation Vehicle

1 HazMat Support Vehicle

1 Ambulance

Boundaries:

Strategically located within the industrial estate at Tuas View Drive, Tuas View Fire Station will complement Tuas Fire Station in providing comprehensive emergency response coverage to the area.

Other Facts:

The design of the fire station integrates features to harness on natural energy such as sunlight and natural ventilation.  This design of the station has been awarded the BCA Green Mark, an award given to buildings accessed to be environmentally friendly.