OPS Support

Started by COBB, November 19, 2008, 08:26:11 PM

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COBB

Do most/all brigades have an Ops Support?

What do Ops Support do at most brigades?
What sort of support/assistance do they provide to your brigade?
Is it financial, physical, admin???

I would be interested to hear......

cheers
COBB

bittenyakka

no we don't really. We do have members who specifically operate radios etc but that's as close to it as we have. There are some people on the books who i assume are there for this roll but have never seen theme be utilized. only at the Christmas dinner.

littlejohn

Our group has an ops/support brigade.

They man the comms centre for all but the most basic calls and handle logistics & support for incidents.


Alan (Big Al)

Yeah the group officers.
Lt. Goolwa CFS

rescue5271

Naracoorte brigade mann the radios down here in our group and the groupies do there thing,The group does have a number of members from our rural brigade's who do IMT with in the group when needed... I guess this year they will get a run at jobs as the region only has two full time staff members...

Zippy

Quoteas the region only has two full time staff members...

:-o

Cameron Yelland

Gambier Group have an ops brigade that run comms like Wattle Range, except ours cause more problems then they solve.
Compton CFS Brigade
Captain
(Formally Comp00)

safireservice

Quote from: Cameron Yelland on November 20, 2008, 10:52:01 AM
Gambier Group have an ops brigade that run comms like Wattle Range, except ours cause more problems then they solve.
What, like the captain running out to jobs and putting stop calls on appliances?
Treat everyone as if they are an idiot, until they prove you otherwise.

rescue5271

mmmmmm thats sound like it....

Cameron Yelland

Quote from: safireservice on November 20, 2008, 01:25:34 PM
Quote from: Cameron Yelland on November 20, 2008, 10:52:01 AM
Gambier Group have an ops brigade that run comms like Wattle Range, except ours cause more problems then they solve.
What, like the captain running out to jobs and putting stop calls on appliances?

Hmmm thats only one of many issues.
Compton CFS Brigade
Captain
(Formally Comp00)

rescue5271

OP'S Support brigade's have their place and we should try and set one up in each group as they could do so many jobs from radio to catering and also be part of IMT I sometimes think that we and many other community groups see a member once they hit 50 or 60 is no longer any value to the service but we will always have room for them to help out.....

6739264

Bring back the Ladies Aux...
To think they employed me as a drooling retard...

rescue5271

There still out there but under the name of OP'S BRIGADE.... and still do a great job.

mengcfs

Quote from: Bill Corcoran on November 21, 2008, 06:24:28 AM
There still out there but under the name of OP'S BRIGADE.... and still do a great job.

Auxiliary members are now called Operational Support  :wink:

Katrina

I'll stick to the radios/phones and the food can look after itself (unless I'm out there on the fire ground in a command vehicle and then it better be good LOL) Well on the food side, it involves making a phone call to bakery/fisho or wherever I can find it depending on the time of night but don't ask me to cut sandwiches
Katrina
Wattle Range
(Davi)

rescue5271

Hey  Kat,with that new member in your brigade I guess IGA will be a good calling point at night.....You can cook the bacon and eggs and do the radio....

Katrina

If I'm cooking bacon and eggs while doing the radio I'll be the one eating them too!! IGA always been good to us anyway - but will be expecting even better service now!!!!
Katrina
Wattle Range
(Davi)