FSUE Militarized Rescue Unit ( FSUE VGSCh ) is a structural unit of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation, headquartered in Moscow . One of the Russian services certified for mining operations [1] [2] .
| FSUE "Militarized Rescue Unit" | |
|---|---|
 Large emblem | |
| Years of existence | 2010 - n. at. |
| A country |  Russia |
| Subordination | Russian Emergency Situations Ministry |
| Function | mining operations |
| Dislocation | st. Petra Romanova, 7, building 1, Moscow , Russia , 115193 |
| Commanders | |
| Current commander | Radik Vasilovich Fayzukhanov |
| Site | vgsch.mchs.ru |
FSUE VGSCH is part of the Unified State System for the Prevention and Liquidation of Emergencies. In addition to FSUE VGSCh, the Ministry for Emergencies includes the Federal State Institution Management of Militarized Mine Rescue Units in Construction.
It was criticized for its monopolized position in the market, associated with the obligation to service all mining enterprises with rescuers, and unreasonably high prices for their services [3] .
Guide
Fayzukhanov, Radik Vasilovich - Director.
Organizational Division
As of June 2018, the FSUE “VGSCH” includes 14 branches and 53 other divisions, in which 3604 people work [4] .
From an administrative point of view, FSUE VGSCH is divided into:
- Branch "Militarized Rescue Squad of the South and the Center." Location - Gubkin .
- Branch “Militarized Rescue Team of the Rostov Region”. Disposition - Mines .
- Branch "Militarized Rescue Squad of the Pechora basin". Location - Vorkuta .
- Branch "Militarized Rescue Team of the Urals". Location - Yekaterinburg .
- branch "Kopeysk militarized mine rescue team". Location - Kopeysk .
- branch "Kemerovo paramilitary mine rescue team." Location - Kemerovo .
- Branch "Novokuznetsk paramilitary mine rescue squad." Location - Novokuznetsk .
- branch "Prokopyevsky paramilitary mine rescue squad". Location - Prokopyevsk .
- Branch "Militarized Rescue Team of Siberia and Altai". Disposition - Tashtagol
- Branch "Militarized Rescue Team of Eastern Siberia". Location - Chernogorsk .
- branch "Yakut paramilitary mine rescue team." Location - Peaceful .
- Branch "Militarized Rescue Team of the Far East". Location - Magadan .
- Branch "Militarized Rescue Squad of the Northeast". Location - Magadan .
- branch "Sakhalin paramilitary mine rescue squad." Location - Shakhtyorsk
- other points of the HCSC:
- emergency call center;
- training centers;
- economic department;
- Production Department.
Headquarters Address
The headquarters of FSUE VGSCH is located in Moscow on Petra Romanova Street , Building 7 1. Zip / Postal Code: 115193.
History
FSUE “Militarized Rescue Unit” was established on April 7, 2011 as part of the implementation of the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation dated May 6, 2010 No. 554 “On improving the unified state system for preventing and eliminating emergency situations”. The newly formed enterprise included previously independent rescue structures, as a result of October 1, 2011 FSUE VGSCh had 4,139 people serving 1,080 organizations [3] .
Criticism
The creation of a single structure led to its dominance in the market of mountain rescue services, and in some areas where there are no other certified emergency rescue units, to complete monopolization. Due to the obligatory nature of service and the lack of tariff regulation, FSUE VGSCH was able to impose its prices on enterprises. At the end of 2012, the cost of services of FSUE VGSCH increased markedly, in some positions - more than 3 times [3] .
Leonid Lobkov was sentenced to 5 years in 2018 for receiving a bribe in the amount of 900 thousand rubles in 2015. The bribe was received because he, as the commander of the branch of the “Militarized Rescue Team of the Pechora Basin”, approved obviously “non-working” plans for eliminating emergency situations in mines. In the Severnaya mine, which was serviced by its unit in 2016, 36 people died. [5] [6]
Notes
- ↑ Militarized Rescue Units // Civil Defense: Encyclopedia in 4 volumes / Edited by V. A. Puchkov. - 3rd. - M .: FSBI VNII GOCHS, 2015. - T. 1. - S. 215—217. - ISBN 978-5-93790-127-3 .
- ↑ M.V. Kuznetsov, Yu.O. Voronin. The structure, functioning and prospects of activities of the management of paramilitary mine rescue units (VGSCh) EMERCOM of Russia (rus.) // Civil Security Technologies: journal. - 2015. - T. 12 , No. 1 . - S. 48-51 . - ISSN 1996-8493 .
- ↑ 1 2 3 Zhulin A. B., Knutov A. V., Minchenko O. S., Plaksin S. M., Chaplinsky A. V. History 9. Monopoly on salvation. How much is security // Meet administrative barriers, or State regulation of business in Russian. - Litres, 2017 .-- S. 91 .-- 231 p. - ISBN 9785457719057 .
- ↑ Structure of the HSSG . www.mchs.gov.ru. Date of treatment June 22, 2018.
- ↑ The rescuer, guilty of the death of 30 miners at the Severnaya mine in Komi, was sentenced
- ↑ “It's not me, it's Moscow is fussing” Because of them, 36 people died in the Severnaya mine. The main culprit fled to England