MFS: MFS *CFSRES INC059 25/01/08 17:33,RESPOND Vehicle Fire,BARRIER HWY,YUNTA MAP 000 0 0 TG072,10 KMS NORTH MUNANDA HOMESTEAD - TRUCK,YUNT19 CFS Yunta Response
I hope they responded another brigade because one tank of water aint going to put out a truck if its fully involved :-o
I was thinking exactly that.....do you know wether roxby group has a tanker?
Quote from: Crownie24 on January 25, 2008, 04:47:17 PM
I was thinking exactly that.....do you know wether roxby group has a tanker?
URP,24,14 and a Pump Trailer :wink:
Yunta have 2 trucks, but not sure if you realise, but its a LONG way between stations out there !!!!!
Truck will be well and truly gone if it's full involved if you are waiting for a tanker from roxby!
what if it turns out to be a hazmat job?
for you guys /girls for info roxby is in the states north eg when you get to pt augusta keep heading north and yunta is about 50 to 70 km from broken hill the nearest hazmat is burra, jamestown and broken hill :-D
exactly what I was eluding to.
Quote from: boss on January 25, 2008, 08:49:15 PM
for you guys /girls for info roxby is in the states north eg when you get to pt augusta keep heading north and yunta is about 50 to 70 km from broken hill the nearest hazmat is burra, jamestown and broken hill :-D
Try about 200km from yunta to broken hill
Let's just kiss the truck good bye then :-D
lets all have a geography lesson ;)
looks fine as a response to me... heaps of brigades go to vehicle fires by themselves every day... besides didnt CFS agree that adelaide fire would respond the first resource, then it was up to locals to request more?
Happens all the time in remote/isolated places around the country does not have to be a truck....
I've been to Yunta before nice typical country town. They create their own electricity using a couple of giant diesel engines + generators and it has a weigh station and whole heap of electronic gismos for tracking over traveled trucks en-route to broken hill mostly. On the way up there I sat behind an explosives truck probably heading to one of the mines. :|
Heard a story the other day about a hazmat job up north that was delayed for days because the truck contained acid that would eat through typical gear, and they needed to wait for specialist equipment from sydney to be flown in...
Easy solution...Dump Dirt all over the Truck....and build a new road around the new dirt mound ;)
Quote from: Zippy on January 26, 2008, 11:57:20 PM
Easy solution...Dump Dirt all over the Truck....and build a new road around the new dirt mound ;)
Yes but why would you risk your own safety by getting close enough to do that??
Quote from: uniden on January 27, 2008, 10:27:47 AM
Quote from: Zippy on January 26, 2008, 11:57:20 PM
Easy solution...Dump Dirt all over the Truck....and build a new road around the new dirt mound ;)
Yes but why would you risk your own safety by getting close enough to do that??
nah rig up something for the skycrane
Depending on which mining companies are up there the dirt in itself may be a hazmat job, what with the uranium scattered a metre underground?