Incident communication Flashcards
Incident communications what is channel 1 used for
Initial incident command and general incident communications
Incident communications what is channel 2 used for
A command channel at incidence. This channel is only to be used on the instruction of the incident commander. It requires command unit with repeater
Incident communications what is channel 3 used for
Only to be used on the direction of incident commander can be used as a designated fire survival guidance channel or as an extra BA channel
Incident communication what is Channel 4 used for
This channel is for command support used by command unit and support staff
Incident communications what is Channel 5 used for
This channel is to be used at all sub surface London underground railway premises where leaky feeder and base station equipment is installed.
Including BA for leaky feeder
Incident communications what is channel 6 used for
This channel is used for all BA communications.
It may also be considered for use as an additional channel for crews when BA is not in use
Incident communications what is channel 7 used for
This channel is designated for the sole use of incident command.
This channel will only be used with the specific permission of the incident commander
Incident communications what is channel 8 used for
This channel is for specific buildings where a base leaky feeder or appropriate base station equipment is installed.
Example the shard
Incident communications who must be informed when channel 2 is used at an incident
Brigade control must be informed via the main scheme radio when channel 2 is implemented
Incident communications can channel 2 be operated at the same time as Channel 5
Yes.
There must be a minimum of 10 m from the nearest section of Channel 5 leaky feeder
Incident communications can channel 7 and channel 8 be used together at the same incident
No.
Due to the TX frequency of channel 8 they cannot be used together
Incident communications what is channel 10 used for
Channel 10 is not to be used under any circumstances
Incident communications channels 2,5 and 8 are duplex channels when using a duplex channel what important information must be remembered
Duplex channels cannot be operated within the same range as each other as interference will occur.
This includes fixed installations
Incident communications how far apart should command unit park from each other
10 m
Incident communications neighbouring brigades can operate with both analogue and digital channels When transmitting these channels will interfere with each other when working with other agencies what must be agreed
A communications strategy is required to be agreed with the host FRS