Fire Station Open House
Dear Visitors,
Members of the public can visit our Fire Station Open House in person. Guided tours are available at the Fire Stations listed below for members of the public on Saturday mornings over two time slots – 9.00am to 9.50am or 10.00am to 10.50am:
- Central
- Alexandra
- Clementi
- Bishan
- Marina Bay
- Sentosa
- Paya Lebar
- Changi
- Tampines
- Kallang
- Yishun
- Ang Mo Kio
- Sengkang
- Punggol
- Jurong
- Tuas
- Woodlands
- Bukit Batok*
Visitors to our Fire Station can look forward to the following during the guided tour:
- Introduction to the Open House;
- Introduction to Emergency Vehicles and their capabilities;
- Demo on donning the full protective gear;
- Demo on using various equipment/appliances; and
- Photo taking
You are encouraged to make an online booking. This will enable our fire stations to plan ahead and provide guests with the best visitor experience. Walk-in visitors without an online booking will be allowed entry depending on the availability of visitor
slots.
We seek your understanding that in the event of a fire station turnout to firefighting and/or rescue emergencies, the fire station visit may have to be terminated.
Make a Booking for Physical Fire Station Open House (Please
note that the booking form is only available on Mondays-Fridays from 9.00am to 5.00pm (excluding Public Holidays).
*Please note that no pets are allowed to enter the Fire Station.
*Please be informed that the following Fire Station(s) will not be hosting the weekly Saturday Fire Station Open House on the following date(s):
Fire Station | Closure / Unavailable Date(s) |
Bukit Batok Fire Station | 30 Sep 2023 to Feb 2025 |
Virtual Fire Station Open House
The virtual Fire Station group visit is conducted from 10.00am to 10.30am and will be hosted by one of the Fire Stations listed below:
- Jurong Island
- Banyan
- West Coast Marine
- Brani Marine
View Available Fire Stations Hosting Virtual Group Visits and Register for a Virtual Group Visit
NOTE: Tuas View Fire Station is not available for both physical or virtual Fire Station visit.
Learning Journeys
In this programme, spearheaded by Ministry of Education (MOE), educational visits for primary/secondary/JC students are organised to visit national institutions and public installations, which are considered to be important markers of our nation's progress.
Learning Journeys aim to instil in our students, pride in Singapore's achievements, to help them understand our country's limitations, build their confidence in building a better future for Singapore and nurture a sense of belonging to our country.
All students are welcome to visit the 18 fire stations and the Civil Defence Heritage Gallery.
The visits to the fire stations are designed to promote the students' awareness of the many different roles of SCDF. More importantly, students will understand that a sophisticated Civil Defence system, manned by personnel on round-the-clock standby,
has been set up to cater for any emergency. It is one aspect of Singapore the students are unlikely to know, and the visit will help to engender pride in the nation.
The visit to the Civil Defence Heritage Gallery located at the Central Fire Station will enable the students to learn about Singapore Civil Defence Force's (SCDF) history as well as increase their awareness of Civil Defence. There are
interactive stations which invite the students to experience what firefighters and rescuers undergo in an operation. The gallery's public education corner will provide you and your family with the necessary information on how to handle
emergencies. Besides a rich history, SCDF in her modern days is also showcased at the gallery.
Teachers book a visit to the fire station and/or the Civil Defence Heritage Gallery via the following links:
- View Available Fire Stations Hosting Virtual Group Visits and Register for a Virtual Group Visit
- Request a visit to Emergency Preparedness Centre or Civil Defence Heritage Gallery
- View the Civil Defence Virtual Heritage Gallery
Emergency Preparedness Centre (EPC) & Civil Defence Heritage Gallery (CDHG)
The Civil Defence Heritage Gallery (CDHG) and Emergency Preparedness Centre (EPC) are co-located with Central Fire Station, 62 Hill Street, Singapore 179367. The main entrance to CDHG and EPC faces the Funan Centre. Operating Hours: Tuesdays to Sundays (including Public Holidays), 10am - 5pm. Kindly note that the CDHG and EPC are closed on Mondays. Civil Defence Heritage Gallery (CDHG): The CDHG is open for walk-in visits, however, to request for a guided tour, please make a booking using the formsg link below. Emergency Preparedness Centre (EPC): The EPC is not open for walk-ins and visits to the EPC will require a pre-booking using the formsg link below. |
Emergency Preparedness Centre
The 280m2 EPC is the first of its kind purpose-built centre in Singapore which utilizes highly visual and interactive exhibits to impart emergency preparedness knowledge and skills to its visitors of all ages. Some of these exhibits include the fire extinguisher
simulator which discharges water onto a video wall depicting a few incipient fire scenarios as well as interactive mannequins for visitors to try out the Heimlich manoeuvre and CPR procedure.
[Note: The EPC is suitable for those aged 10 years and above]
Civil Defence Heritage Gallery
Embark on a tour of the past and learn about the latest firefighting and rescue technology developed and used by the SCDF.
There are customised interactive stations for a close-up experience of what firefighters and rescuers undergo in an operation.
Request for Emergency Preparedness Centre/ Civil Defence Heritage Gallery Visit
Request a Visit to Emergency Preparedness Centre or Civil Defence Heritage Gallery
Kindly note that the CDHG and EPC are closed on Mondays.
Civil Defence Virtual Heritage Gallery
Step inside our Civil Defence Heritage Gallery and embark on a journey covering the history, evolution and development of Civil Defence in Singapore, at your own time and convenience. SCDF presents to you our very own virtual heritage gallery tour.
How it works:
- Navigate your way through the gallery by clicking on the white circles located floor.
- Click on the circular indicators to view the content
- Click on the content once again to enlarge the view