Number of trucks to jobs

Started by bittenyakka, August 31, 2007, 06:42:40 PM

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Zippy

BA relief would actually be a key thing in all this...after all a pumper/24P/34P may have 4 BA sets...but they only have one refill...thats around 1 and a bit hour breathing time...

filtered

Realistically, for a standard house fire, 2 or 3 BA crews with an hour breathing time should be ample...

Zippy

it all depends...especially the mopping up duration  :wink:

6739264

If it takes you that many resources to deal with a single house alight.. dear god, go and do some training and get your skills up.
To think they employed me as a drooling retard...

mack

Quote from: Dezza on September 05, 2007, 11:44:53 AM
it all depends...

depends on how much the brigade/s are gonna dik around and draw the job out as much as they can...

Zippy

may to get the job done properly, preventing rekindles, and saving our lungs???

mack

Quote from: Dezza on September 05, 2007, 03:53:20 PM
may to get the job done properly, preventing rekindles, and saving our lungs???

not having a go at ya mate, but this can be done quickly AND effectively.

Zippy

i know  :wink:

ive seen things done right...and wrong....last week lol  (caused me to lose a chance to sleep in :P)

mack

Quote from: Dezza on September 05, 2007, 05:26:21 PM
i know  :wink:

ive seen things done right...and wrong....last week lol  (caused me to lose a chance to sleep in :P)

which job was that?

Zippy

a multi-Rubbish fire  Hahndorf & Oakbank Balhannah.. just a rekindle of one of the piles in the morning of the total fire ban...

mack

aaah yes, heard bout that one....

SA Firey

called in by Heysen GO...just add more water :wink:
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Zippy

ahhh  there was enough water* on our piles :wink: i can tell you that...enough to bog...  :roll:

*14 pumping from a dam  :-D

Sarge

For us:

Rural Minimum 2 Brig, Urban 3 Brig (2 of which BA), MVA 2 Brig (RCR 1 Brig per car\truck\bus)

Of corse that is what is responded, if resources can be scaled back after first appliance arrives the stop calls go out.

Sarge

Quote from: Stefan KIRKMOE on September 02, 2007, 09:07:06 PM
not having a go at ANY CFS brigade here but why not respond SAMFS as a dual response into CFS area for more incidents...

Simple to far away nearest MFS is 40kms (Kapunda Retained have trouble with crews themselves) nearest Fulltime MFS 55kms (Gawler) and we have 8 CFS brigades & 3 CFS grps who are closer.

Sarge

Quote from: Zippy on September 03, 2007, 06:16:30 PM
I hope there are "neighbouring-group" response plans too  :-)

Sometimes I wonder :?