在加拿大安大略省西北大区防火中心的调度室里,中央摆放着一张宽大的调度台,旁边是一把普通的转椅。尽管这把转椅很一般,但在这个中心里,能有资格可以坐它的,却仅有六个人,即汤姆经理和他手下的分别负责业务、培训、通讯、行政管理及防火服务设施的五名助手。这六个人,是以值班员的身份在这把交椅上轮流“坐庄”的。按这里的规定,在防火期间,值班员全权负责处理全中心与防扑火有关的一切日常工作、包括制定防扑火计划、方案,以及飞机和扑火队伍的调配等。值班员实行轮流“坐庄”制,每人连续 In the dispatch room of the Northwest Fire Center in Ontario, Canada, there is a large dispatch table in the center, next to a common swivel chair. Although this swivel chair is normal, there are only six people in the center who are qualified to sit on it, that is, Tom and his colleagues are responsible for five operational, training, communications, administration and fire service facilities respectively Name assistant. The six people took turns taking turns to “sit down” in this chair as a watchman. According to the stipulation here, during the fire prevention period, the attendant shall be solely responsible for handling all day-to-day work related to the prevention and control of fire in the center, including making plans and plans for preventing fire and fighting, as well as the deployment of aircraft and firefighting teams. On duty to take turns “sit Zang” system, each continuous