Messages From Incidents Flashcards
(38 cards)
How long are transmitted messages on the main scheme radio kept as evidence for
Five years minimum
The main scheme radio is pre-programmed with to talk groups designed for specific London areas what are they
FLON-OPS02 M2FS South London
FLON-OPS04 M2FN North London
Sensitive or confidential information for example where messages include personal details of members of the big gate must be sent how
Point to point direct to control by mobile or fixed telephone if available
If radio traffic is extremely heavy and the use of an additional talk group will ease radio congestion what channel can be used with the permission of the brigade control
Channel 1FLON-OP01
Messages from Fire’s and other incidents are to be sent to Brigade control as soon as practical if not received within what time will the brigade control contact the incident commander
20 minutes
Messages while attending incidents in surrounding brigades the call sign will be comprised of what
The call sign will be comprised of the brigade and station name in full followed by the appliance type in full example: London fire brigade paddington pump ladder
Where an incident is protected an update in the form of an informative message should be sent approximately how many minutes
30 minutes
Where an incident is protected with more than eight pumping appliances attending how often approximately should a message be sent
Every 60 minutes
The address given by a Controller may not always be accurate and brigade control sometimes received several different addresses for the same incident it’s important that in the first message the incident commander does what
Uses the correct address of the incident and uses this address in all subsequent messages
When specifying the address of a ship or a barge in a message it must be clear whether or not the vessel is accessible to land what else must be included in the message
Whether the vessel is in midstream the most accessible or appropriate sure location must be given
Types of messages from Fire’s a fire surrounded message should be given for what type of incident
Fire surrounded message is for six pump fires and above or if three main jets have been used
Status Messages for batch mobilizing between incidents is code what
status 9
Status change messages for mobile to standby available by radio is code what
Status 15
Status change messages in attendance at standby location non-station location is code what
Status 35
Status change messages in attendance at standby station is code what
Status 25
Status change messages available for mobilizing by telephone no printer available is code what
Status 8
When can a code one message be used to stop for fires
Fires were one hose reel or less was used no assistance or informative messages have been sent where there were no fatalities injuries or rescues and which meets the classification of a primary fire example insurable property
Messages sent at an incident that has involved people the stop message is to include what
The number of people involved. Rescues carried out. The method of rescue used, any injuries sustained. Any unusual means of escape. The number of fatalities.
When sending a message to control that there has been a fatality at the incident watt phrase must be used in all circumstances
The term injuries incompatible with life.
Unless a doctor or an HS paramedic or technician on scene have recognized life extinct
When sending a hazmat message and detective identification and monitoring equipment has been used what term should not be sent in the stock message from the incident
Declared safe.
Other aspects of the incident may still represent a hazard to firefighters or members of the public
Requesting reliefs or revisit to an incident are to be sent as early as possible when Are reliefs normally implemented
Reliefs are normally implemented at three hourly intervals unless circumstances dictate they should be implemented at smaller or larger intervals
When control receives an assistant message requesting more than six pumping appliances what must always be included in this message
A rendezvous point must be identified and included
A persons reported or trapped message must be sent to brigade control whenever the incident commander has been informed of What
People are trapped by fire or the products of combustion or by release of hazardous substance or reasonably suspect this is occurring or a person has been trapped at a road traffic collision
If a Priority assistant message has been received for persons reported what may brigade control do
If people are involved an ambulance maybe mobilized to the incident and the IC will be informed
Brigade control will inform the ambulance service for a person trapped message and request attendance