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Offline bajdas

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Rescue from Heights at Mt Gambier
« on: March 15, 2008, 06:54:16 PM »
18:59:58  15-03-08  RESPOND RESCUE FROM HEIGHT CONTACT MT GAMBIER HQ FOR DETAILS PRIORITY 1 SES Wattle Range Response

18:30:26  15-03-08  MFS: *CFSRES INC058 15/03/08 18:29,RESPOND Assist SAAS,PICK AV,MT GAMBIER MAP 0 0 0 TG195,60 YR OLD MAN COLLAPSED AT TOP OF CONTRO,L TOWER AT HARNESS RACING TRACK, FROM SA,AS, P1,MTG701 MTG029 SES Mt Gambier Response

18:12:26  15-03-08  MG181 Cat2 Mount Gambier Harness Racing . Pick Av, Mount Gambier C183 D9 DIFFICULT ACCESS SAAS Mt Gambier

I would be interested in understanding the tower construction. Was this a thin spiral staircase or a large tower with a room at the top ? How high is the tower ?

I hope the casualty is OK.
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Re: Rescue from Heights at Mt Gambier
« Reply #1 on: March 15, 2008, 07:10:24 PM »
19:28:26  15-03-08  MG76 FYI, BOTH CREWS ARE NOW AT THE HOSPITAL TO CLEAR... SO I GUESS THAT MEANS NIGHTY NITE! THANKS <name> SAAS Mt Gambier

Hopefully this means task complete...
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Re: Rescue from Heights at Mt Gambier
« Reply #2 on: March 15, 2008, 09:52:24 PM »
It was in a control tower. first floor which was about 4-5 metres from ground level, only access was by internal and external ladders. Casualty was lowered down by stokes litter through the external access.
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