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Re: General fire discussions

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where was the ICP of airport fire
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Re: Other incidents/minor fires etc - 2011/2012

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Re: Other incidents/minor fires etc - 2011/2012

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True that may be but only due to the outcome of the incident that wangara attended. Im sure nobody here is naive enough to beleive that a turnout from a station such as ellenbrook, osborne park or duncraig would be effiecient on a day such as wednesday just gone when you have a head fire moving at 200 meters in 10 minutes or more. This is not a whinge re bfb v frs as i fly aircraft non feaa related-juat an observation. Maybe im not qualified to make this observation...
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Leigh wrote:True that may be but only due to the outcome of the incident that wangara attended. Im sure nobody here is naive enough to beleive that a turnout from a station such as ellenbrook, osborne park or duncraig would be effiecient on a day such as wednesday just gone when you have a head fire moving at 200 meters in 10 minutes or more. This is not a whinge re bfb v frs as i fly aircraft non feaa related-juat an observation. Maybe im not qualified to make this observation...
On days like last wednesday another brigade such as perth 3rd will be sent to the stations of brigades already attending large incidents so yes on days like those there are backup brigads sent
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Re: Other incidents/minor fires etc - 2011/2012

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Thats great but it does seem like "perth 3rd" or the like may be too little too late when an incident is starting in caversham and they are turning out from welshpool or osborne park as ive seen at least once this summer. Anyway, this is perhaps not the best place for this discussion but these are just my thoughts only-im sure there are more qualified personell who would be more than happy to discuss elsewhere.
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Re: Other incidents/minor fires etc - 2011/2012

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Leigh wrote:Theres been around 10 fires in the area in the last week or so.

that is true we have been flat out this week with fire every day there has been 1 to 4 fires a day some big and some we have got them early

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Re: Other incidents/minor fires etc - 2011/2012

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Leigh, there are move-ups conducted fairly early when things get busy. You won't always hear them on the radio as they can be communicated by MDT and Telephone.

One of the nice things to see when I've visited Comcen in the past is their operating screens. There are very quick and clear prompts when an area is depleted of resources.
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Re: Other incidents/minor fires etc - 2011/2012

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An FRS pump will always contact 6AR via radio when mobile to standby at another station- any message recieved via MDT needs to be acknowledged via radio.
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Re: General fire discussions

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anyone know where ellenbrook is going and why? I heard them talking to 6ar about radio coms for the york area and something about going past york
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Probably out to this for the MPHR capability

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-01-10/t ... section=wa
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Re: General fire discussions

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that would be it
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Re: General fire discussions

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Carnarvon fire is still going good. People and appliances are slated to head up there from the metro area. There is a map on the DEC website, with the northern head fire about 30km wide and the southern one about 20 odd. Pretty decent fire that is for sure.
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Helitak_670 wrote:Carnarvon fire is still going good. People and appliances are slated to head up there from the metro area. There is a map on the DEC website, with the northern head fire about 30km wide and the southern one about 20 odd. Pretty =D> decent fire that is for sure.

Yep just received a text about that, I just hope they keep it away from the bananas, price only just came back down again. Stay safe all those heading up to help
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yea i got a txt at 1345 today and i seen the type 1 fly over me heading to canarvon too
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