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附錄十三 Emergency response Plan of the
ICAO Airport Services Handbook Chapter 12 on
Communication 國際民航組織機場服務手冊緊急
應變計畫第十二章通訊
12.1General Principle
All personnel involved in the incident should established two-way
communication, including off-site support groups. This is to enable the site
commander and emergency center to continue to be able to maintain communication
links with all the units involved. At the same time, back-up communication channels
should be planned for in the counterplan.
12.2 Communication network
12.2.1 Where there is more than one agency involved in the rescue effort,
communication links are of major importance.
12.2.2 There should be an adequate number of direct link radios,
telephones, and other communication equipment establishing
primary and secondary communication channels. This
communication network should link the emergency center, site
commander as well as all the agencies involved.
12.2.3 Direct communication methods should be provided to the following
agencies:
a) Between tower or aviation services team, airport management
personnel, airport machine operators, or airline company and
airport emergency rescue unit.
b) Between tower and aviation services team, fire
station/firefighting assignment center and firefighting and
rescue personnel on the road and on the site.
c) Off-site support units, which include the police notifying al
possible support groups.
12.3 Communication equipment
d) Between firefighting vehicles, firefighters should have a
way of communicating with each other.
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