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SASES / Re: Glenelg, New Years Eve & Day 2008
« on: January 04, 2009, 02:45:58 PM »
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Some volunteers were facility security, advisers to the general public and runners for all ESO & Council.
Many things learnt & a good experience.
Are you sure??? as the clients that I have down here who's alarm is monitored by CFS and have just cut over to the new system have paperwork saying you only allowed 3 false alarms per month does not matter what zone/circuit and all money has to go to SAFECOM not the local brigade......
You're worrying about false alarms? Atleast it shows that the Fire Detection system works... or needs repair.
But as long as there are people who don't know how to cook, there will always be Fixed Alarms going off!
facts people- Salisbury CFS were being turned out all night on Wednesday by themselves due to 2 domestic fires in Elizabeth (ps no chg of quarters, just CFS response)and yes Salisbury CFS rolled two trucks out the door to a MVA into MFS area as they were the only responders, no other MFS appliances were dispatched.And guess what, the job was done and done well!!!
To be honest i dont understand this whole thread, Salisbury CFS do over 450 calls a year so it is not in their interest to drum up extra calls or even dispatch more trucks than necessary due to the busy nature of the brigade. There will always be a minority of people that play the "what about us" card but I would suggest that is not the feelings of the total brigade.
As far as I am concerned if the pager goes of trucks will roll out the door as deemed appropriate at the time by the OIC. if that response is deemed to be inappropriate by MFS in MFS area speak to someone of rank, ask questions give people the chance to learn if mistakes are made, dont just bitch on an internet forum where nothing will get done to address an issue if it is there.
and yes, i am a very proud member of Salisbury CFS