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What Brigade was this. I thought there was a bushfire brigade down at Baldivas as the picture in the perthnow website is a FRS Light tanker. If it was Baldivas why do they have an FRS vehicle, if theres is getting fixed isn't there at least 1 white bushie truck that they could have used as there as ...

Helitak_670 wrote:Anyone know why Midland was up at Mundaring this morning?

Don't know but it was a nice day for a drive

anyone know where and what Darlington are at tonight? didn't quite catch whether it was a burnoff or an actual fire

What information is sent to a MDT ? I assume that address, type of fire. What else? You are right the Address, Incident type, Map reference plus it give you the incident number plus times when job complete and it also has some other feature like it can give you your position in Lat and Long if need...

ambo89 wrote:CvC head-on in 100km/hr zone on Great Northern Highway, Bullsbrook this morning. 2x Pts.

Just curious to know what time the accident occurred and what Fire brigade vehicles attended if any one knows. Thanks

Rural Unit

Where are FESA stations? Most likley they were FRS crews that attended the incident. Don't start that nonsense all over again. Not interested. Don't care. Don't want to see it on here. Fair enough, So from now on I will use the term Security officers and first aiders when referring to the police an...

The appliance replacement schedule is now in full swing. Bassendean and Belmont have new pumps, and they will all be the same (phasing out of the medium and heavy pumps, they will all be heavys). I believe Perth is in the process off getting qualified on the new pump to replace there old heavy and a...

no sorry mate never caught it

Appears to be a smoke filled computer room in one of the buildings. 23 floors up

Thanks mate, nice shots from your source

Is that a standby series 4 scania in the last picture because I though the Port Headland Scania was White or was it a port or airport fire truck?

The alarm classification is made by an Incident controller. The arrival codes are purely there to tell comcen about a quick synopsis of the incident. An 88 doesn't necessarily tell the comcen to throw everything at it they must wait till the incident controller has determined what alarm is and then ...

Bad Prang in Mahoganny Creek last night with 5 teenagers involved in a ute roll over

http://www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx? ... tID=145181

Totally agree observer. Don't forget that the first arriving crews had 4 men. That means the SO is doing his job in assessing, the pumpy is trying to get water and doing his job then really it is up to the 2 other guys only and to suggest that more training is required is a joke. Well done to all cr...