Emergency Incident Statistics 2010-2011 - New Zealand Fire Service

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APPENDIX 1: Regional Boundaries Region 1 Covers the northern part of the North Island from Auckland up. Headquarters in Auckland City. Region 2 Covers the upper North Island, below Auckland. Headquarters in Tauranga. Region 3 Covers the lower North Island. Headquarters in Wellington. Region 4 Covers the upper South Island Headquarters in Christchurch. Region 5 Covers the lower South Island Headquarters in Dunedin. l Region 1 l Region 2 l Region 3 l Region 4 l Region 5 Emergency Incident Statistics New Zealand Fire Service ...Appendix 1
APPENDIX 2: Definition of Terms Emergency Incident Statistics Cover Move An appliance movement to provide temporary cover for an area outside its own area. Such appliances are not assigned to a particular incident. Exposure event A fire which has spread to a neighbouring structure, vehicle or area of vegetation. See Table 9. False Alarms A call where there turns out to be no fire or emergency. False alarm types are listed on Table 36 High Pressure Delivery (HPD) Fire hose with about 25mm internal diameter, delivering water at a pressure greater than 2000kpa and a volume less than 3.5litres per second. Incident Type A classification of incidents based on the primary reason for NZFS involvement. Low Pressure Delivery (LPD) Fire hose with about 40mm internal diameter, delivering water at a pressure of about 1000kpa and a volume of between seven and ten litres per second. Mobile Property Any kind of vehicle or vehicular transport, including mobile homes and caravans. Natural Disaster Any non-fire incident directly resulting from a natural hazard event (earthquake, storm, flood, tsunami etc). NRFA National Rural Fire Authority NZFS New Zealand Fire Service New Zealand Fire Service ...Appendix 2
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Copyright New Zealand Fire Service
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CONTENTS (cont.) Vegetation Fires V
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Introduction Emergency Incident Sta
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TABLE 1: NATIONAL SUMMARY OF ALL IN
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TABLE 1: NATIONAL SUMMARY OF ALL IN
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TABLE 2: ALARM METHOD - HOW THE NZF
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TABLE 3B: DAY ALL INCIDENTS OCCURRE
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TABLE 5: SUMMARY OF PROPERTY INVOLV
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TABLE 5A: PUBLIC ASSEMBLY PROPERTY
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TABLE 5B: EDUCATION PROPERTY INVOLV
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TABLE 5D: RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY INVO
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TABLE 5E: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INVOL
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TABLE 5F: PRIMARY INDUSTRY & UTILIT
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TABLE 5G: MANUFACTURING PROPERTY IN
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TABLE 5H: STORAGE PROPERTY INVOLVED
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TABLE 5I: MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY IN
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TABLE 6B: DAY ALL FIRES OCCURRED Em
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TABLE 7: ALL FIRES - INDICATED/SUPP
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TABLE 8: ALL FIRES - EQUIPMENT USED
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TABLE 8: ALL FIRES - EQUIPMENT USED
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TABLE 10: ALL STRUCTURE FIRES - ROO
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TABLE 10: ALL STRUCTURE FIRES - ROO
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TABLE 10A: RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE FI
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TABLE 11: ALL STRUCTURE FIRES - IND
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TABLE 12: ALL STRUCTURE FIRES - EQU
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TABLE 13B: DAY ALL STRUCTURE FIRES
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TABLE 14A: ALL RESIDENTIAL STRUCTUR
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TABLE 16: PERFORMANCE OF ALL DETECT
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TABLE 19: EXTENT OF DAMAGE AT STRUC
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TABLE 20 : NUMBER OF MOBILE PROPERT
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TABLE 21: MOBILE PROPERTY FIRES - S
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TABLE 22: MOBILE PROPERTY FIRES - I
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TABLE 24A: TIME ALL MOBILE PROPERTY
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TABLE 25: VEGETATION FIRES - OBJECT
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TABLE 26: VEGETATION FIRES - INDICA
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TABLE 27: VEGETATION FIRES - HEAT S
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TABLE 28B: DAY ALL VEGETATION FIRE
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TABLE 29 : VEGETATION FIRES - INCID
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TABLE 29A : VEGETATION FIRES - HECT
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TABLE 29B: VEGETATION FIRES - HECTA
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TABLE 29C: VEGETATION FIRES - SIZE
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TABLE 31A: TIME ALL NON-FIRE HAZARD
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TABLE 32: PROPERTY INVOLVED IN NON-
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TABLE 33: NON-FIRE HAZARDOUS EMERGE
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TABLE 34: DETAILS OF OTHER NON-FIRE
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TABLE 35B: DAY OTHER NON-FIRE EMERG
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TABLE 37A: TIME ALL FALSE ALARMS OC
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TABLE 38: MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC EXT
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TABLE 40: TYPE OF FIRE WHERE FATALI
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TABLE 42: INDICATED/SUPPOSED CAUSE
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TABLE 43A: TIME FATAL FIRES OCCURRE
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TABLE 43C: FATAL FIRES LOCATIONS 20
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TABLE 45: REGION 2 SUMMARY OF ALL I
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Page 114 and 115: TABLE 49: REGION 1 STATION STATISTI
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Page 150 and 151: TABLE 64: REGION 1 TURNOUTS BY STAT
Page 164: APPENDIX 3: Definition of Measures
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