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Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 7:27 am
by gkoutlis
Many thanks Chooky - was First Aid VFAS there?

G

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 9:33 pm
by Chooky
Yeah, there were plenty of support services there, including what i saw:

St Johns Paramedics ( guessing vollie because he was just in a vehicle and not a post or ambulance )
Salvo's
FESA Chaplain
DEC - Pollution Emergency Response
Structural Engineers
WA Police
On site machinery
Foam Supplier / Contractor

Chook

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 7:58 pm
by treeny
I can confirm that there is 4 lighting plants on loan from the SES there. Melville's big bugger and some slightly smaller ones from other units. The request came through on Monday afternoon, they were refueled yesterday arvo and they were due to be release some today.

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009 6:05 pm
by SmashedXR6T
The BP Truck stop in Port Hedland went up in flames today!! the attaching caravan park and the walkaout hotel next door where evacuated and the planes at the airport across the road where grounded cos of the smoke. This is what i heard on the news, has anyone else got any info or photos???

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009 6:30 pm
by Enviro
SmashedXR6T wrote:The BP Truck stop in Port Hedland went up in flames today!! the attaching caravan park and the walkaout hotel next door where evacuated and the planes at the airport across the road where grounded cos of the smoke. This is what i heard on the news, has anyone else got any info or photos???
South Hedland, Port Hedland and BHP Nelson Point (or Point Nelson not sure which way).

Classified 3rd Alarm by DM, external fire fighting until contained then BA crews to overhaul incident. $1.5 million damage

Pictures available on perthnow.com

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009 6:32 pm
by Fastlane
Enviro wrote:
SmashedXR6T wrote:The BP Truck stop in Port Hedland went up in flames today!! the attaching caravan park and the walkaout hotel next door where evacuated and the planes at the airport across the road where grounded cos of the smoke. This is what i heard on the news, has anyone else got any info or photos???
South Hedland, Port Hedland and BHP Nelson Point (or Point Nelson not sure which way).

Classified 3rd Alarm by DM, external fire fighting until contained then BA crews to overhaul incident. $1.5 million damage

Pictures available on perthnow.com
Nelson Point.

Is this the servo between Sth Hedland and Port on the left hand side?

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009 9:33 pm
by SmashedXR6T
Fastlane wrote:
Enviro wrote:
SmashedXR6T wrote:The BP Truck stop in Port Hedland went up in flames today!! the attaching caravan park and the walkaout hotel next door where evacuated and the planes at the airport across the road where grounded cos of the smoke. This is what i heard on the news, has anyone else got any info or photos???
South Hedland, Port Hedland and BHP Nelson Point (or Point Nelson not sure which way).

Classified 3rd Alarm by DM, external fire fighting until contained then BA crews to overhaul incident. $1.5 million damage

Pictures available on perthnow.com
Nelson Point.

Is this the servo between Sth Hedland and Port on the left hand side?
your thinkn of the shell between south and port hedland, it's the bp by the airport on the great northern hwy (the road heading to broome)

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 8:14 am
by gkoutlis
Alot of FRS trucks going Firec Call on Orrong Rd, Carlisle - anyone know what's happening?

G

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 8:34 am
by meg
gkoutlis wrote:Alot of FRS trucks going Firec Call on Orrong Rd, Carlisle - anyone know what's happening?

G
I heard them too - but I don't know where they're headed.

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 8:43 am
by gkoutlis
meg wrote:
gkoutlis wrote:Alot of FRS trucks going Firec Call on Orrong Rd, Carlisle - anyone know what's happening?

G
I heard them too - but I don't know where they're headed.

Thanks Meg - didn't have my scanner avail - but saw both within 2mins of each other - may have been Welsphool 1st and 2nd??? Just guessing - heading towards the city...

G

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 9:42 am
by yorky
Don't quote me but I believe it was a DBA, false, somewhere in Belmont?

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 10:20 am
by gkoutlis
yorky wrote:Don't quote me but I believe it was a DBA, false, somewhere in Belmont?
Thanks Yorky :D

G

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 10:22 pm
by nra555
yorky wrote:Don't quote me but I believe it was a DBA, false
whats new

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009 8:25 am
by bombill
nra555,

How many of these DBAs are actual fires? I take it you have had some experince with these? Are you able to provide some insight into responding to DBAs? What goes on and what actually happens?

That would be great.

Thanks

Re: General fire discussions

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009 1:29 pm
by Helitak_670
There was a article in the west not long ago about DBA's