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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEGE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: Notification of Staff Personnel SOP: 200.1.10 CATEGORY: Alerting Guidelines PAGE: 1 of 1 APPROVED BY: Purpose: Chief, Fire Department DATE: 3/99 To insure Staff Personnel are kept informed of major incidents the following guidelines will be carried out by the Emergency Communications Dispatcher. Procedure: The Fire Chief, Assistant Fire Chief, and the Fire Marshal are to be notified by pager of the following situations: • Working structure fires (units committed to fire extinguishment) • Major rescue operations • Any Fire Fatality • Major gas leaks or chemical spills inside of structures • Anytime the special operations trailer responds outside of the city. • Major accidents involving multiple fatalities • Any response requiring evacuation of citizens • Vehicle Accidents involving Fire Department vehicles • Any on duty injury to a fire fighter requiring transport to a medical facility • Any other incident that the Commanding Officer determines is important for Staff to be aware. Pages will be sent as "informational" unless the Commanding Officer is requesting a Staff Officer to respond. If the desire is for Staff Officers to respond make that clear to dispatch personnel. The Incident Commander may request notification of Off-Duty Personnel for any situation which he/she deems necessitates the need for a response of additional CSFD personnel. • The Incident Commander may require only a few personnel be notified for the purpose of EMS back-up or to fill-in for reduced staffing. • A complete shift may be notified in times of major working incidents what will require additional personnel and apparatus. • A General Alarm may be called when the Incident Commander deems maximum resources will be required, or there is information that must reach all personnel, such as severe weather alerts, etc. Under all circumstances the Shift Commander on-duty or the Incident Commander will request alerting of Off-Duty Personnel. The needs of the Incident Commander must be made clear to dispatch. rev:4/94;3/99;re#’d 11/02
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEGE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: Fire Ground Simplex Radio Communication SOP: 200.1.20 CATEGORY: Radio Communication PAGE: 1 of 1 APPROVED BY: E-Signed by David K. Giordano VERIFY authenticity with ApproveIt Chief, Fire Department DATE: 3/99 Definition: Communications between radio to radio without going through and being repeated by a base repeater. Range is generally 1/2 to 1 mile from hand held to hand held and 3 to 5 miles from mobile to mobile. Terrain and building type will also affect range. Purpose: Establish a policy and procedure for reliable and dependable radio communication when accessing the control channel (repeater operations) is not possible. There are a number of locations throughout the city where accessing the control channel is not possible due to building construction and distance from antenna. When this occurs, fire ground personnel will have to change to the fire ground channel, they are “A - 16” or “C - 1”, both are the same. Procedure: 1) The IC will notify dispatch that fire operations will be on the FG channel. 2) Dispatch will sound a short alert tone and advise all personnel to switch to the fire ground operations channel. 3) Each company officer will assist and verify that their crews have switched to the FG channel and then report by radio to the IC. 4) The IC will verify that all personnel have switched and notify dispatch. 5) The IC will switch the portable unit to the FG channel and leave the mobile unit on the dispatch channel. If the IC needs to leave the vehicle then a second portable unit will be needed. 6) The IC will assign an aid to assist with monitoring the dispatch channel when off duty or assistance arrives. 7) Each company officer is responsible for verifying that all radios are moved back to Fire 1 when clearing the scene. Special Notes on Fire Ground Radio Operations 1) Dispatch can not receive the FG channel 2) The FG channel is not recorded by dispatch 3) Unit ID’s are not displayed in dispatch 4) Range is limited to the scene 5) Push to talk tones are not used rev:7/97;3/99;re#’d 11/02
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