Re: SES discussion
Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2009 12:38 pm
Fantastic, large turn out of SES, St Johns first aid and paramedics, Wanneroo BFS ICV team.
Wanneroo ICV was there was the main command post manned by volunteer Fire Fighters who were working under an SES District Manager as the Incident Controller. Looked like they were enjoying a different experience.
SES wise, 8 units most with 2 rescue teams of between 7-10 members made for a lot of Jaffa's running around doing rescues etc. There were a couple of injuries which required people to go to hospital.
St Johns/VFAS: not sure who was actually there but there was a VFAS ute and an ambulance there, it may have been a vollie ambulance but there feedback was they greatly appreciated the opportunity to do some more serious type injuries than what they usually get at events etc. They were kept extremely busy and from what I saw handled it very well, they were all in high spirits at the end of the night so I think a job very well done.
Casualties: well my 2 friends who were casualties were really chuffed with the moulage done on them...oh wait exercise yep they enjoyed the experience and are glad to have helped.
Overall a really good exercise which benefited all emergency services present.
Wanneroo ICV was there was the main command post manned by volunteer Fire Fighters who were working under an SES District Manager as the Incident Controller. Looked like they were enjoying a different experience.
SES wise, 8 units most with 2 rescue teams of between 7-10 members made for a lot of Jaffa's running around doing rescues etc. There were a couple of injuries which required people to go to hospital.
St Johns/VFAS: not sure who was actually there but there was a VFAS ute and an ambulance there, it may have been a vollie ambulance but there feedback was they greatly appreciated the opportunity to do some more serious type injuries than what they usually get at events etc. They were kept extremely busy and from what I saw handled it very well, they were all in high spirits at the end of the night so I think a job very well done.
Casualties: well my 2 friends who were casualties were really chuffed with the moulage done on them...oh wait exercise yep they enjoyed the experience and are glad to have helped.
Overall a really good exercise which benefited all emergency services present.