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Just heard on 6AR a Gingin 2.4 HSR being back online and available. Is this a new Pump?

G

The series 1 HSR's formally known as GPA's are now called 2.4 HSR's.
Would be there normal vehicle, possibly was getting serviced or repaired and is now back online.

Smokey wrote:The series 1 HSR's formally known as GPA's are now called 2.4 HSR's.
Would be there normal vehicle, possibly was getting serviced or repaired and is now back online.

Thanks Smokey.

G

And for those playing at home:

GPA = General Purpose Appliance ( http://www.fesa.wa.gov.au/internet/?Men ... tentID=265 )
HSR = Hazmat/Structural/Rescue ( http://www.fesa.wa.gov.au/internet/?Men ... tentID=547 )
2.4 = 2000L (approx) of water, 4 wheel drive

Perth 2nd enroute to man Joondalup Station.

By the sounds of things, quite a few fires around.

Joondalup and Butler are off at a 2nd alarm - didn't catch where though. Sounds like Quinns Rocks LT's heading there too..
UPDATE 13:08 - Daglish 2nd Pump and LT - arrived on fireground making contact with Joondalup.


Armadale 1st and Canningvale 2.4 heading to a scrub fire in Forrestdale.

G

Fremantle Pump and LT and Fremantle CPL enroute to Forrestfield for Training.

Perth 2nd enroute to Standby at Butler Fire Station.

G

All the FRS boys are progressively doing training at the training centre at Forrestfield.

https://internet.fesa.wa.gov.au/mediare ... um=twitter

This is to do with the Vic Report and what FESA are doing.

auntys_eyes wrote:And for those playing at home:

GPA = General Purpose Appliance ( http://www.fesa.wa.gov.au/internet/?Men ... tentID=265 )
HSR = Hazmat/Structural/Rescue ( http://www.fesa.wa.gov.au/internet/?Men ... tentID=547 )
2.4 = 2000L (approx) of water, 4 wheel drive

If you ask any station that has a 2.4 HSR and they will tell you they are a 1.4 HSR ATM
Its because of a overweight issue. They have to drop out some water and only run with 4 crew in the Cab.

philby wrote:

auntys_eyes wrote:And for those playing at home:

GPA = General Purpose Appliance ( http://www.fesa.wa.gov.au/internet/?Men ... tentID=265 )
HSR = Hazmat/Structural/Rescue ( http://www.fesa.wa.gov.au/internet/?Men ... tentID=547 )
2.4 = 2000L (approx) of water, 4 wheel drive

If you ask any station that has a 2.4 HSR and they will tell you they are a 1.4 HSR ATM
Its because of a overweight issue. They have to drop out some water and only run with 4 crew in the Cab.

Currently the Series 1 HSR's are over weight. We are only allowed to have 4 people in the truck. hence why we still have the 3rd lt.
The HSR's are going into work shops to have a bladder inserted into the tanks to drop the water from 1800L to 1400L. once that is done we can go back to 6 crew.

unsure about the series 2 HSR's but they are rebuilding the HSR's to fit onto a 800 isuzu to bring the weight up. to hold all the gear and a min of 2000L

BuddahFRS wrote:unsure about the series 2 HSR's but they are rebuilding the HSR's to fit onto a 800 isuzu to bring the weight up. to hold all the gear and a min of 2000L

The Series 3 HSRs will more than likely be on the new chassis. Series 2 have changes made but stay on the existing chassis.

Looks like a good fire goin over the top of the hills. DEC is doing community protection burns 8 km east of kalamunda and 5 km S/E of mundaring.

Could someone please list which units responded to the house fire in Darlington yesterday evening?

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Have been listening for a while - Baldivis seem to be busy tonight - what was the job they went to?

G