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Incident Operations / Hyatt Regency Hotel 12/12/2006
« on: December 12, 2006, 04:36:13 PM »
Several MFS fire trucks, MFS Command car, MFS Breathing Aparatus vehicle and two SAAS paramedic vehicles out the front of the Hyatt Regency Hotel, North Tce tonight.

The vehicle entrances to the Hyatt have been blocked at North Tce by safety cones with SAPOL monitoring.

Then I read the GRN pager messages:

1926886 17:40:24 12-12-06 MFS: CHANGE QUARTERS TO STATION 35

1925588 17:15:18 12-12-06 MT171 Cat3 Hyatt Regency Hotel North Tce, Adelaide 118 B9 CHEMICAL HAZARD

1919074 17:08:54 12-12-06 MFS: APPROX 5 LTR HYDROGEN PEROXIDE SPILT IN LAUNDRY !! UNCONFIRMED!!

1925587 17:07:32 12-12-06 CT74 Cat3 Hyatt Regency Hotel North Tce, Adelaide 118 B9 CHEMICAL HAZARD

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Incident Operations / Onkaparinga Gorge fire 05/12/2006
« on: December 05, 2006, 03:34:32 PM »
Bushfire Warning Message - Onkaparinga Gorge
4:40 PM 5 December 2006

The CFS advises that a fire at ONKPARINGA GORGE near CHAPEL HILL ROAD BETWEEN CHAFFY AND BLEWITT SPRINGS ROADS poses a threat to public safety.

The ONKAPARINGA GORGE fire is travelling in a SOUTHERLY direction towards CHAPEL HILL ROAD BETWEEN CHAFFY AND BLEWITT SPRINGS ROADS.

You should take shelter in your home or shelter in a solid structure immediately. Close all doors and windows, stay inside until the fire front has passed.

After the fire front has passed, you should immediately begin to check your home and extinguish anything that is burning.

You should not enter or return to the area as access is restricted and the roads may not be safe.

Firefighters are attending to this fire.

Stay tuned to this radio station on a battery powered radio for more information, or call the CFS Bushfire Information Hotline on 1300 362 361.

Repeating, CFS advises that a fire at ONKPARINGA GORGE near CHAPEL HILL ROAD BETWEEN CHAFFY AND BLEWITT SPRINGS ROADS poses a threat to public safety.

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1908433 16:42:35 05-12-06 SHQ: CFSRES: RESCUE 53, BOMBER 581, HELITACK 746 RESPOND SCRUB FIRE ONKAPARINGA GORGE - SARC WATTS ^ 05/12/2006 16:42:24
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1909997 16:07:37 05-12-06 R1HQ: Planning Support, Logistics Officer and Logistic Support required at Morphett Vale for Onkaparinga Fire. Contact Regional HQ for coordination. RC1 5/12/2006 4:06:57 PM
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Multiple strike teams heading or arrived at fire. The aircrane is heading to site along with other aircraft.

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SAMFS / Third of all fire fighters over 50
« on: November 29, 2006, 01:31:37 PM »
From: http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,20831802-5006301,00.html#

Dated: 28/11/2006 at 0115

THIRD OF ALL FIRE FIGHTERS OVER 50

METROPOLITAN firefighters are warning the State Government of a looming workforce crisis, with a third of employees now aged over 50 and 20 officers over 60.

The average age of the 800-strong force is 45, with just 102 officers under the age of 35.
The United Fire Fighters Union of SA said most officers also could not access "huge backlogs" of annual and long service leave because of staff shortages and increased workloads.

"Firefighters as a group are older, it is a job where you have to be quite robust and although we're quite a fit force, we are ageing," UFU state president Bill Jamieson told The Advertiser.

"For the first time ever, more than 20 of our members are over 60.

"As you can imagine, 60-year-old firefighters are a fair bit more injury prone. There needs to be some method by which firefighters can exit in their mid 50s.

"We're all sitting on huge backlogs of leave, but because every truck needs to roll with four on, it is very, very difficult for anyone to access that leave and people are sitting on up to seven months of leave."

Mr Jamieson said fire fighters no longer just fought fires. "Now, we're the combating agency for just about every emergency there is, from dangerous substance spills to road crash rescue," he said.

State Government figures show MFS officers take the most sick leave of any of the state's emergency service workers, with employees sick an average of 11.9 days each last financial year. The 800 full-time MFS staff took a total of 9681.6 days off as sick leave, the figures show.

Mr Jamieson described the data as "very concerning".

MFS chief officer Grant Lupton acknowledged the ageing workforce was an issue, although it was "not a significant problem if managed".

Opposition Leader Iain Evans said the Government "clearly has no workforce planning" for the MFS.

"The Government needs a better targeted recruitment program," he said.Emergency Services Minister Carmel Zollo said the Government had approved a third course of 18 firefighter recruits this financial year providing "better access to leave".

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Incident Operations / Incidents in mid-north caused by lightening
« on: November 27, 2006, 12:35:03 PM »
1924782 12:37:07 27-11-06 SHQ: NEIL, ATHELSTONE RESPONDING MINTARO, QUERY OVERNIGHT DEPLOYMENT FOR CREW PLANNING. > 27/11/2006 12:36:57 PM

1919389 12:27:18 27-11-06 SHQ: CFSRES: MORGAN RESPOND STATION STANDBY FOR FIRES NORTH OF WAIKERIE > 27/11/2006 12:27:07 PM

1908870 12:22:12 27-11-06 SHQ: CFSRES: ATHELSTONE RESPOND AIRCREW SUPPORT, MINTARO AIRSTRIP, YORKE PEN & MID NORTH MAPBOOK, MAP 269, GR 933 446 > 27/11/2006 12:22:00 PM

1919387 12:21:59 27-11-06 WAIK: *CFSRES: RESPOND CADELL STATION ASSIST WAIKERIE STN 27-11-06 12:21

1927320 12:18:33 27-11-06 SHQ: THINGS HAVE CALMED DOWN YOU ARE NOW NOT REQUIRED. THANKS < 27/11/2006 12:18:23

1908433 12:15:33 27-11-06 SHQ: AIRCREW FOR INFO: BOMBERS 581 & 582 REPOSITIONED AT MINTARO AIRSTRIP FOR MID NORTH LIGHTNING STRIKE ACTIVITY STANDBY, 2 MORE BOMBERS BEING SOURCED FOR MLRPRZ ETA 20 MINS, FROM SARC ^ 27/11/2006 12:15:12 PM

1909157 11:59:03 27-11-06 URGENTLY REQUIRE 2 VOLUNTEERS TO ASSIST AERIAL BOMBERS AT MARTINDALE AIRSTRIP - PLS PH ROD <ph #> OR <ph #> IF AVAILABLE

1919212 11:42:03 27-11-06 R4HQ STIRLING NORTH MEMBERS AVAILABLE FOR AIR OPS STANDBY ONLY AT STATION PLEASE ATTEND OR CONTACT CAPTAIN AT STATION - REPEAT FOR STANDBY ONLY AT THIS STAGE LT1 27/11/2006 11:41:07 AM

1919191 11:23:54 27-11-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: BALDINA RESPOND GRASS FIRE EAST OF HALLETT LIAISE WITH ANDY THOMAS ON RECIEVER 8 < 27/11/2006 11:23:43

1919145 11:18:50 27-11-06 SHQ: *CFSRES:YONGALA & APPILA RESPOND GRASS FIRE STEVEN BAINS MANNARIE 15 NORTH JAMESTOWN < 27/11/2006 11:18:36

1919239 11:16:37 27-11-06 PLS BE AWARE SEVERE LIGHTNING STORM ENTERING OUR AREA NOW - MT REMARKABLE GROUP OFFICER

1919145 11:14:26 27-11-06 SHQ: URGMSG: BOOLEROO, ORROROO, PEKINA RESPOND LIGHTNING STRIKE,. TARCOWIE - PETERBOROUGH ROAD, TARCOWIE, BRIAN THOMAS' PROPERTY > 27/11/2006 11:14:13 AM

1919147 11:13:24 27-11-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: ORROROO & PETERBOROUGH RESPONDGRASS FIRE 25KM NORTH OF JAMESTOWN **ASSIST YONGALA*** < 27/11/2006 11:13:13

1919171 11:08:44 27-11-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: KOOLUNGA, NARRIDY, LAURA & GLADESTONE RESOND ACTIVE STANDBY AT STATIONS FROM REGION 4 < 27/11/2006 11:08:31

1919150 11:07:54 27-11-06 SHQ: URGMSG: YONGALA RESPOND LIGHTNING STRIKES, GROWDENS ROAD, EASTERN SIDE JAMESTOWN, APPROX 10 KM OUT OF JAMESTOWN, > 27/11/2006 11:07:43 AM

1919172 11:05:24 27-11-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: CALTOWIE RESPOND GRASS FIRE GROTONS ROAD JAMESTOWN ***ASSIST JAMESTOWN*** < 27/11/2006 11:05:14

1919190 11:02:05 27-11-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: BURRA RESPOND GRASS FIRE/LIGHTNING STRIKE BURRA TO HALLETT ROAD 5KM FROM BURRA < 27/11/2006 11:01:53

1927320 10:58:05 27-11-06 SHQ: LISA PLS RESPOND SOCC OPERATIONAL RECALL DUE LIGHTNING STRIKES > 27/11/2006 10:57:54 AM

1919176 10:55:05 27-11-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: JAMESTOWN RESPOND GRASS FIRE MARGRET MAYFIELDS ROAD PAST TANK ON LEFT ROBERTS STAGERS WOOLSHED < 27/11/2006 10:54:54

1919190 10:49:52 27-11-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: BURRA RESPOND LIGHTNING STRIKE TELANGIE ROAD HALLETT DAVID GEBARTS PROPERTY 3KM EAST OF HALETT < 27/11/2006 10:49:39

1919216 10:48:20 27-11-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: TERBELALIE & WHYTE YARCOWIE RESPOND MULTIPLE LIGHRTNING STRIKES BELALIE EAST ROAD SOUTH EAST JAMESTOWN 4KM EAST OF BELALIE EAST < 27/11/2006 10:48:07

1919175 10:47:35 27-11-06 SHQ: CFSRES: YACKA RESPOND LIGHTNING STRIKE BROUGHTON HILLS ROAD, ON DAVIDSONS FENCELINE > 27/11/2006 10:47:25 AM

1919195 10:46:57 27-11-06 SHQ: URGMSG: MT BRYAN RESPOND STATION, MULTIPLE LIGHTNING STRIKES, LIAISE WITH GROUP OFFICER > 27/11/2006 10:46:47 AM

1919171 10:45:27 27-11-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: JAMESTOWN & BOOBOROWIE RESPOND MULTIPLE LIGHTNING STIKES LIAISE WITH GROUP OFFICER FOR DETAILS < 27/11/2006 10:45:15

1919176 10:45:14 27-11-06 SHQ: CFSRES: JAMESTOWN, RESPOND LIGHTNING STRIKE GROUTONS ROAD, JAMESTOWN > 27/11/2006 10:45:04 AM

1919217 10:39:40 27-11-06 SHQ: CFSRES: HALLETT RESPOND LIGHTNING STRIKE, EAST OF RAZORBACK HILL, SMOKE SHOWING > 27/11/2006 10:39:30 AM

1919216 10:37:57 27-11-06 SHQ: URGMSG: SPALDING RESPOND GRASS FIRE, PATERSONS ROAD, APPROX 15 KM OUT OF SPALDING, LIAISE WITH GULNARE ON ARRIVAL > 27/11/2006 10:37:45 AM

1919171 10:13:16 27-11-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: GULNARE & GEORGETOWN RESPOND GRASS FIRE PATERSON OR LANDON ROAD NORTH OF PETER PRATT'S PROPERTY < 27/11/2006 10:13:03



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Other Government Agencies / 2006 SES Week
« on: November 09, 2006, 06:28:42 PM »
Just a bit of publicity for 2006 SES Week which is a national initiative:

last weekend was the Unit Managers conference

Friday 10/11/2006 at 1200= parade down King William St by SES vehicles, dog squad and personnel. Will start at MFS Headquarters and finish at the Torrens Parade Ground.

Friday 10/11/2006 at 1230= presentation of SASES Volunteer of the Year award from the SASESVA. This is the Keith Lane award. BBQ lunch from salvos afterwards.

Tuesday 14/11/2006 = 40th celebrations of Metro South SES. BBQ for SES volunteers within Central Region hosted by SES Central Region & SES Corporate Communications.

Wednesday 15/11/2006 = Noarlunga SES hosting employee recognition presentation ceremony.

Friday 17/11/2006 = SES display in Rundle Mall near Stephens Place.

Saturday 18/11/2006 = SES display in Rundle Mall near Stephens Place.

Unsure of specific date = SES North Region  & SES Corporate Communications holding volunteer BBQ at Spalding SES for all volunteers.

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Incident Operations / Wail sirens dogs starts dogs howling
« on: October 31, 2006, 12:28:31 PM »
Last night aftre midnight, multiple emergency vehicles sirens could be heard in the Port Noarlunga South area. The vehicles were using the wail setting on the sirens & I suspect they were travelling through the South Rd/Southern Expressway area.

When the first group of vehicles passed, several dogs in the area began  howling. First one, maybe two dogs started. Then the dogs got confidence  & several began to howl.

A few owners could be heard yelling at the dogs to shut-up.

A few minutes later another group of emergency vehicles passed on the same route with wail sirens going. Same thing happened with dogs howling.

I suspect some dogs were then really told off by owners physically getting up & opening the back doors.

I have not heard the dogs howling for a few years. Does it happen often in other areas ?

I know of one country SES Unit that was reuested by the township that after 11:00pm, do not switch on the vehicle siren unless absolutely necessary until outside town limits. Basically, no vehicles on the roads between 11:00pm and 5:00am anyway within the town.

Do some Units/Brigades do this or is it ll lights/noise from the shed ?

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Other Government Agencies / Assisting agencies bushfire training
« on: October 23, 2006, 01:49:20 PM »
At the next training meeting for our Unit, I was going to suggest that Unit members complete some training to increase their knowledge if deployed as an assisting agency during a bushfire.

We are an Operations control Unit which can deploy a Field Command vehicle if requested. We have previously been asked to send members to Mt Barker Headquarters to assist and other Units provide transport/logistics help (eg KI & Black Tuesday deployment).

A few years ago I saw a video with Brenton Ragless explaining the use of dust googles, face masks and radiant heat.

What would you suggest we teach ?

What resources can we access to help us teach ?

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Country Fire Service / Radio stations for 2006 fire season broadcasts
« on: October 09, 2006, 01:37:01 PM »
Will a FM radio station be used for official Fire Incident warning messages during 2006/07 season ?

Last year I believe Nova FM was advertised, but personally I did not think this worked as reliably as the ABC AM station.

But many portable radio receivers (MP3 players, walkmans, mobile telephones, etc) only receive FM radio.

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Incident Operations / Smoke sighting at McLaren Vale 06/10/2006
« on: October 06, 2006, 04:28:54 PM »
Did I do the correct thing this afternoon, or did I wate volunteers time.......serious question because I am doubting myself....maybe I should have got more information before calling, maybe let someone else call the smoke sighting in who was closer to the scene.....

This afternoon I was waiting for the bus at Commercial Road, Pt Noarlunga South to travel to work in the city. I saw black smoke beginning to show above the hills towards Onkaparinga Hills region, but I was not sure if this was near the Onkaparinga George park area. This area is dry brown grass and from experience is very steep at some places.

So I picked up my mobile telephone, dialed 112 and was connected to Fire Services. I described where I was, that the smoke was beyond Old Noarlunga township and I thought approx 5 kilometers away into the hills. No flame could be seen because the smoke was from over the hill.

The ComCen operator knew of a burnoff at Pimpala Road, but took the information in case other telephone calls with more details were received.

Very quickly handled and well done by the telephone operator & MFS ComCen operator.

The pager messages generated are:

14:34:54 06-10-06 HAPPY VALLEY *STOP CALL* SMOKE SIGHTING WAS BURNOFF AT McLAREN VALE. CREWS RETURNING TO STATION - H/V STATION 6/10/2006 2:34:37 PM

14:07:11 06-10-06 SHQ: CFSRES: MORPHETT VALE RESPOND INVESTGATE SMOKE ONKAPARINGA HILLS MAP 177 M10 SMOKE IN AREA OF ONKAPARING GEORGE. - ASSIST HAPPY VALLEY > 6/10/2006 14:06:58

14:00:43 06-10-06 MFS: RESPOND To 06/10/06 13:59,PIMPALA RD,ONKAPARINGA HILL, MAP 177 M 10 ,,SMK IN AREA OF ONKAPARINGA GORGE,8032*CFSRES:

Was I beginning paranoid with calling the smoke sighting in while outside of incident area, or 'is it better to be safe than sorry' and call the smoke sighting in ?? :?

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Country Fire Service / Article in Messenger press re outer southern Adelaide
« on: September 08, 2006, 02:59:00 PM »
This weeks 'Southern Times' Messenger Press newspaper gives a front page article on Onkaparinga Council detailing to SAFECOM a study by Planning SA that fire response times are inadequate in their area.

I personally smell a rat when Councillor Bill Jamieson who is detailed in the article, is the President of the United Fire Fighting Union (SA).

Leigh Miller from CFS, Roy Thompson from MFS and Dermot Barry from SAFECOM was interviewed for the article.

Bottom line is that SAFECOM stated a current review of the "...provision of fire and emergency services..." throughout SA will "..be completed by the middle of next year with three possible outcomes:

* Increasing resources to volunteer CFS crews in the area, including staffing stations during the day;
* Identifying a real need for another 24-hour MFS station in the south; or
* No action if investigations found things were running smoothly as they were..."

I will scan and post the actual article later.

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Other Government Agencies / SES display, Field Command & Rescue teams at Adelaide Show
« on: August 30, 2006, 01:08:19 PM »
Hi,

In case you are wandering around the Royal Adelaide Show and get close to the food courts (believe Boulevard Food Court near the Dairy Farmers Fun Park) near the Rose Tce entrance, then come and visit the SA State Emergency Service.

Their will be three parts to the SES area. A Public Relations/Recruitment display organised in conjunction with the SASESVA, Rescue team on standby to assist SAPOL and St Johns with associated rescue vehicle and a Field Command bus monitoring multi-agency and other talkgroups.

Rescue and Comms teams are rostered in two shifts per day.

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SA Firefighter General / Recommended route around roadworks
« on: August 21, 2006, 11:28:22 AM »
In the Adelaide metropolitan area some major long-term roadworks are starting. For example, Blakewell Bridge is affecting the major CBD bypass.

Currently does someone in SAFECOM issue a recommendation on routes for emergency service vehicles to bypass major roadworks ?

When the South Road and Anzac Highway work starts, this will be a major delay for emergency service vehicles.

Is anything in place for country areas ?

Or is it up to every brigade/unit/station to figure out routes in their local area from the 'current roadworks section' of The Advertiser ?

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All Equipment discussion / BCF extinguishers
« on: August 15, 2006, 03:19:53 PM »
My family are currently going through a relatives garage who recently died.

I have discovered two small BCF extinguishers in the garage and I am wondering if they can be used ? If not, why and how do I dispose of them ?

Both small extinguishers were previously used in cars or caravans. Both have pins and red disks in place. No dings, rust or major scratches can be seen. So in theory they could still be used.

I am interested in better fire coverage for a Commdore station wagon (no current extinguisher), part canvas caravan (small dry powder extinguisher exists) and the home kitchen (a fire blanket exists).

Any advise would be appreciated.

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Other Government Agencies / SES trailer mounted flood pumps
« on: July 31, 2006, 02:02:08 PM »
Just for your information, SES metro Units have now received some new trailer carried/mounted flood pumps.

I am advertising this because if we get another major flood event this year, you might come across them in use.

I cannot give you much technical detail. I saw two last weekend though. One on a pallet at SES State Store and one on a canvas covered 6x4 trailer for Prospect SES.

The most details that I have are from http://www.sturtrescue.com.au/pumptrailer.htm which is a special design mount trailer.

At last SES have some decent capacity in flood situations.

Hopefully someone else on this forum might be able to provide technical details if you want them.

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All Equipment discussion / Can GRN pager be configured to receive interstate ?
« on: July 21, 2006, 03:37:34 PM »
Thanks for the quick reply to my question last time. Currently I am working with a group of volunteers in modifying training materials to the "SES GRN / Comms" course.

I noticed this pager message:
14:07:24 21-07-06 I KNOW YOU ARE IN MELBOURNE PLS CALL IAN MITCHELL (phone#) TO CATCH UP FOR DRINKS

Does this mean GRN pager messages can be received while interstate ? If so, is this because we go through Link, thus we use part of their network ?

Thanks in advance for your help...

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All Equipment discussion / GRN pagers - can messages be delayed delivery ?
« on: July 19, 2006, 11:06:52 AM »
Because I am in the Adelaide metro area with very few pager messages received, I can't answer the following question. But I thought you might be able to  :|

If your SAGRN Pager is 'out of range' or 'switched off for a battery change' and a pager message is sent to your pager at that time, will you receive the message when your pager is back within range or switched on again. Or is the message is lost & you will never receive the message.

Not much use for a URGMSG or CFSRES message, but I am interested for Info messages and message drop facilities on the SAGRN pager.

Thanks in advance...

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Incident Operations / Commercial Fire at Whyalla
« on: July 13, 2006, 02:08:41 PM »
I am not sure if all the pager message relate to the one tasking, but....

Also three calls in Adel where 5 MFS trucks have been rolled, land search at Melrose, RCR at Snowtown and RCR at Marla.

Busy day for ComCen operators....
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13:23:41 13-07-06 ALL CREW RESPOND CODE RED

13:19:15 13-07-06 F2ND ALARM STRUCTURE ALL CREW REQUIRED

 13:13:39 13-07-06 MFS: CHANGE QUARTERS TO PORT AUGUSTA STATION

13:07:07 13-07-06 CODE RED RESPONSE TO WHYALLA INCIDENT

13:04:18 13-07-06 MFS: RESPOND COMMERCIAL FIRE 13/07/06 13:01,WHYALLA TOWN,WHYALLA, MAP 0 0 0 ,,PORT AUGUSTA HWY,PACIFIC SALT,519*CFSRES:

12:56:28 13-07-06 MFS: RESPOND COMMERCIAL FIRE 13/07/06 12:54,WHYALLA TOWN,WHYALLA, MAP 0 0 0 ,,,529*CFSRES:

12:50:58 13-07-06 MFS: RESPOND COMMERCIAL FIRE 13/07/06 12:48,PORT AUGUSTA TOWN,PORT AUGUSTA, MAP 0 0 0 ,,PORT AUGUSTA HWY,PACIFIC SALT JUST PAST ONE STEEL,519*CFSRES:

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Incident Operations / Aircraft in trouble at Kingston SE
« on: July 12, 2006, 02:30:10 PM »
13:42:45 12-07-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: KINGSTON RESPOND AIRCRAFT IN TROUBLE - KINGSTON AIRSTRIP - ETA TO KINGSTON 5MINS > 12/07/2006 13:42:36

13:49:20 12-07-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: ROBE RESPOND AIRCRAFT IN TROUBLE - KINGSTON AIRSTRIP - ETA TO KINGSTON 5MINS - DEFAULT FOR KINGSTON > 12/07/2006 13:49:11

13:51:33 12-07-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: MT BENSON RESPOND AIRCRAFT IN TROUBLE - KINGSTON AIRSTRIP - ETA TO KINGSTON 5MINS - DEFAULT FOR KINGSTON > 12/07/2006 13:51:24

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ALL Rescue / Australasian Road Crash Rescue Challenge
« on: July 06, 2006, 02:46:12 PM »
IS anyone going to the 'Australasian Road Crash Rescue Challenge' on the 19th to 23rd July ?

Will be held at Wayville Showgrounds. More details at http://www.infront.com.au/rescuechallenge/

I hope to go as a spectator during the weekend. Most probably on the Sunday.

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Country Fire Service / Land ownership changes for CFS brigades
« on: July 04, 2006, 11:15:15 AM »
I was trawling through my local government council website and came across the following:-

The land that the CFS Brigade shed for McLaren Vale and McLaren Flat are on is changing ownership.

Previously the land was a Community Reserve Land title via the Onkaparinga Council. Now the land will now be transferred 'to the Minister for Emergency Services under the Emergency Services Funding Act 1998'.

For more details see:

http://www.onkaparingacity.com/web/page?pg=280&stypen=html

Under Council meeting dated 4 July 2006. See the Agenda document, attachment 6.8 and attachment 6.9

Would this alter anything you can build or do on the land ?

Is the Onkaparinga Council just slow (given the Act is dated 1998) or are the other councils already transferring the land ? In other words, who owns the land that your Unit/Brigade facilities are built on ?

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Incident Operations / Naracoorte CFS busy = two incidents
« on: June 28, 2006, 02:14:47 PM »
13:09:26 28-06-06 Ncte GCC: Please be advised Naracoorte attending two calls, one at Padthaway and one at Joanna, please respond if able for any other calls 28/06/06

13:01:15 28-06-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: JOANNA, NARACOORTE & PENOLA RESPOND RESCUE CONCRETE BRIDGE ROAD OPP SMARTS DAIRY PERSON WITH ARM IN WOODSPLITTER < 28/06/2006 13:01:01

12:17:39 28-06-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: PADTHAWAY & NARACOORTE RESPOND RCR RIDDOCH HIGHWAY PADTHAWAY TURNOFFF 2 VEHICLES CONFIRMED ENTRAPMENTS < 28/06/2006 12:17:26

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Incident Operations / 2nd alarm Reserve Bank building, Victoria Sq
« on: June 15, 2006, 04:36:40 PM »
Busy day......

15:05:37 15-06-06 MFS: RESPOND COMMERCIAL FIRE 15/06/06 15:04,FLINDERS ST,ADELAIDE, MAP B B 13 ,,,205 31 201 203 204*CFSRES:

15:13:57 15-06-06 dewxxxxp:2nd alarm reserve bank adelaide confirm 43500

15:16:11 15-06-06 console0:notification smoke issuing reserve bank second alarm

15:20:11 15-06-06 dewxxxxp:respond 2nd alarm reserve bank adelaide confirm 43500

15:27:26 15-06-06 MFS: CHANGE QUARTERS TO STATION 44

15:27:56 15-06-06 SHQ: *CFSRES: BURNSIDE RESPOND CHANGE OF QUARTERS TO GLEN OSMOND STN... >

15:36:16 15-06-06 1of2:GROUP PAGE - dealing with a possible fire in Reserve Bank in Victoria Square, building being evacuated - 2 ambulance and MD1 attending - no known

15:36:20 15-06-06 2of2:patients at this time - FYI

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Incident Operations / 2nd alarm house fire at Woodcroft
« on: June 15, 2006, 02:45:49 PM »
13:47:58 15-06-06 SHQ: CFSRES: SEAFORD RESPOND CHANGE OF QTRS TO MORPHETT VALE STATION - FROM MAWSON DO. <

13:44:00 15-06-06 KANG: *CFSRES: MORE CREW REQUIRED RESPOND KANGARILLA STATION

13:35:19 15-06-06 MRPH: *CFSRES: DRIVER REQUIRED RESPOND MORPHETT VALE STATION

13:34:07 15-06-06 MRPH: *CFSRES: MORE CREW REQUIRED RESPOND M/ VALE STATION

13:32:19 15-06-06 SHQ: BRENTO PLS CONTACT SOC ASAP... >

13:31:24 15-06-06 2ND ALARM HOUSE FIRE GOING WELL CREWS REQUIRED TO MAN STATION - H/V STATION

13:28:09 15-06-06 M/VALE RESPONSE: *CFSRES: RESPOND MORPHETT VALE 24 TO 50 PINE ROAD WOODCROFT, REQUESTED FOR WATER BY GROUP DUTY OFFICER - ALL AVAILABLE CREW PLEASE RESPOND TO STATION NOW - LT 1 Matthew Bonser

13:26:24 15-06-06 SHQ: URGMSG KANGARILLA 34 RESPOND DOMESTIC, 50 PINE RD, WOODCROFT. ASSIST HAPPY VALLEY WITH 2ND ALARM HOUSE FIRE... >

13:25:50 15-06-06 M/V INFO: FOR INFO M24P IS RESPONDING TO A 2ND ALARM HOUSE FIRE AT WOODCROFT, WILL BE TIED UP FOR SOME TIME. MORPHETT 24 MAY BE NEEDED FOR WATER - ANYONE ELSE AVAILABLE PLEASE RESPOND TO THE STATION NOW OR ANY OTHER CALLS. LT 1 Matthew Bon

13:24:33 15-06-06 SHQ: GARY PLS CONTACT SOC ASAP... >

13:22:18 15-06-06 SHQ: URGMSG MAWSON TANKER RESPOND DOMESTIC, 50 PINE RD, WOODCROFT. ASSIST HAPPY VALLEY WITH 2ND ALARM HOUSE FIRE... >

13:19:11 15-06-06 SHQ: URGMSG CLARENDON RESPOND DOMESTIC, 50 PINE RD, WOODCROFT. ASSIST HAPPY VALLEY WITH 2ND ALARM HOUSE FIRE... >

13:08:37 15-06-06 HPPY: *CFSRES: EXTRA CREW REQUIRED RESPOND HAPPY VALLEY STN

13:07:39 15-06-06 MFS: RESPOND DOMESTIC FIRE 15/06/06 13:06,50 PINE RD,WOODCROFT, MAP 177 N 6 ,,2ND DEFAULT,8124*CFSRES:

13:01:28 15-06-06 MFS: RESPOND DOMESTIC FIRE 15/06/06 13:00,50 PINE RD,WOODCROFT, MAP 177 N 6 ,,FIRE IN THE HOUSE,8032*CFSRES:

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Incident Operations / Internal water pipes bursting in Adel Hills
« on: June 15, 2006, 11:28:10 AM »
From the GRN pager website, I noticed that quite a few CFS and SES were called-out last night or this morning to 'internal house flooding from the ceiling' in the Adelaide Hills.

Is this the cold freezing waterpipes ?

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ALL Rescue / LPG Isolation valve on AU Falcons
« on: May 18, 2006, 06:11:01 PM »
Saw this pager message on the website. Can anyone verify and provide more information.

15:32:56 18-05-06 NO FIRE.RCR CREWS TAKE NOTE,URGENT EMAIL RE LPG ONAU FALCONS, ISOLATION VALVE VIRTUALLY UNACCESSIBLE,LOCATED BETWEEN TANK AND DIFF,UNDER CAR. NOTE IN RADIO ROOM. JS

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