Radio communication Flashcards
‘10’ radio codes and what they mean
10-10 emergency message (eg. Officer down, serious Police 1V, multiple injuries)
10-9 urgent message (eg. Request backup, ambo, fleeing suspect)
10-7 Unit has arrived to CAD
10-3 Unit is available
10-2 Unit is en route to CAD
10-1 message for all units
‘K’ radio codes and what they mean
K1 NFPA
K3 nil offence identified NFPA
K6 written report submitted
K9 arrest made
Police Call Sign composition
First two digits - home station
Third digit - unit type
Last one-three digits - unique characters to ID the Unit
Pre-alerting techniques
A word or phrase to preempt a message (eg. Sitrep, QVR, job details)
Mandatory when conducting a 3T
Advise comms of 3T event:
Give call sign, registration (in phonetics) location of 3T and any known safety risks.