1. Serving the society: joining the emergency unit can contribute to the society and help solve various problems in emergencies. Regardless of natural disasters or man-made disasters, emergency teams can provide emergency rescue, material distribution, peace of mind and other services, so that the affected people can get timely assistance and support.
2. Improve skills: Joining the emergency team can learn and improve various practical skills, such as first aid, fire fighting, search and rescue, etc. These skills are not only useful in disaster situations, but also help themselves and others around them to deal with emergencies.
3. Teamwork: The emergency team emphasizes teamwork and tacit understanding, and needs to cooperate closely with other team members when performing tasks. Joining the emergency team can exercise the ability of teamwork and learn to communicate and cooperate effectively with others.
4. Challenge yourself: The working environment and tasks of the emergency response team are arduous and challenging. Through such work experience, you can challenge yourself, go beyond your own ability limit, and exercise your willpower and coping ability.
The nature of the emergency team's work determines that it requires very strict participants, such as physical quality, psychological quality, professional ethics and so on. Therefore, before applying to join the emergency team, it is recommended to know the relevant registration requirements and training contents in advance to ensure that you can be competent for the relevant work.