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Contacts & Resources Register Contacts & Resources Register This document is NOT for public access, is commercial in confidence and is only to be used by emergency management personnel for emergency management purposes. This register requires updating continually and should be tabled at each LEMC meeting to ensure the accuracy of the information contained within. This document is current as at: 5/02/2020 INTENTIONALLY BLANK 2 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register CONTENTS Document Control ............................................................................................................. 4 Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 1 Funding for Emergencies .............................................................................................. 1 Critical Contact Points ................................................................................................... 1 Annex A – LEMC Members and Contact Details .............................................................. 3 Annex B – Resource Matrix – Local Government Equipment ........................................... 5 Annex C: Local Resources ............................................................................................ 6 Annex D - Agency Contacts ............................................................................................ 10 3 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register Document Control CONTROLLED DOCUMENT SP 501 CONTACTS & RESOURCES REGISTER 4 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register Introduction Key resources which may be required in an emergency are detailed in this part of the Emergency Management Arrangements. The individual resources are not recorded, rather they are identified by Category and linked to the Agency which owns or manages the resource. Funding for Emergencies The following personnel are authorized to make decisions in relation to expenditure of Town of Bassendean funds in support of an emergency event within the Town of Bassendean Local Government Area. 1st Contact Luke Gibson 0409 695 430 [email protected] 2nd Contact Kalan Short [email protected] Critical Contact Points E-mail Contacts Details Purpose Recovery Option 1. Initially set up an appropriate ‘out of [email protected] office’ – with alternative contact Main Town Contact arrangements (if available) 2. Reinstall at Ashfield. Main e-mail contact for Forward to [email protected] Seniors & Disability [email protected] Services Landline Contacts Details Purpose Recovery Option 3. Options 4. Initially divert to message bank with an appropriate message (If outage > 4 hours). 08 9377 8000 Main Town Contact 5. Transfer to Rangers Line 08 9377 7480 6. Contact a Call Centre to take over functionality until a suitable town service can be restored. 08 9279 3773 Children’s Services – Wilson St Divert to 08 9377 8000 08 9279 2478 Children’s Services – Ashfield Divert to 08 9377 8000 08 9279 6588 Seniors & Disability Services Divert to 08 9377 8000 08 9377 9000 Main Depot Contact Divert to 08 9377 8000 08 9377 8005 Development Services Divert to 08 9377 8000 1 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register Landline Contacts Details Purpose Recovery Option Rangers Direct Line 08 9377 7480 (NB: Separate Line – analogue Divert to 08 9377 8000 – will still work with no power) 7. Divert to 08 9377 8010 (Managers Direct 08 9279 2966 Main Library Contact Line) - if Building still available. 8. Divert to 08 9377 8000 if building loss Mobile Contacts Details Purpose Recovery Option 0418 954 414 Senior EHO Divert to 0419 952 373 (Manager) Divert to 0417 189 604 (Personal 0419 914 923 Manager, Asset Services Mobile) Divert to 08 9377 8000 or 08 9377 7480 0419 955 254 Senior Ranger (Rangers Direct Line) 2 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register Annex A – LEMC Members and Contact Details Local Emergency Management Committee (LEMC) – Member Contact Details (6 November 2019) NAME ORGANISATION BUSINESS HOURS AFTER HOURS Cr Hilary MacWilliam - Chair Town of Bassendean 9377 8000 0432 982 595 Cr Kath Hamilton Town of Bassendean 9377 8000 0408 725 555 Senior Sergeant Matt McCaughey – OIC Kiara Police Station 9376 7007 0422 533 084 Deputy Chair Steve Blackford – Acting Manager Bassendean SES 9279 4811 0427 442 709 24 hours Crisis Care Ryan Hamblion – Senior District Department of Communities 0427 429 042 9223 1111 or 1800 Emergency Service Officer [email protected] 199 008 DFES – Operations, Perth North Leigh Bishop - District Officer Swan 9478 8305 0409 379 584 East Metropolitan Luke Gibson – Director Community Town of Bassendean 9377 8002 0409 695 430 Planning Sharna Merritt – Senior Ranger Town of Bassendean 9377 8064 0419 955 254 Jeff Somes - Environmental Health Officer Town of Bassendean 9377 8094 0498 372 392 Merveen Cross - District Emergency DFES Metropolitan Operations 0427 996 676 Management Officer, Metropolitan NAME ORGANISATION BUSINESS HOURS AFTER HOURS 3 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register Sharon Ellis Department of Communities 9274 9411 0409 106 632 John Lane – BLEMC Executive Officer Emergency Management Services 0419 962 104 [email protected] Kallan Short – A/Mgr and Principal Building Town of Bassendean 9377 8023 0419 953 356 Surveyor Steve Hall – Manager Emergency St John Ambulance 9334 1455 0427 113 237 Management Unit File Ref: GOVN/CCLMEET/12 6 November 2019 NLST-6911219 4 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register Annex B – Resource Matrix – Local Government Equipment Item Description Description No of Items 6 Wheel Tip Truck 18 Tonne 1 Ford Tractor – Slasher Ford 4000 1 Tip Truck 3.5 Tonne 1 6 Wheel Water Truck 4500 Lts 1 Water Truck 3,500 Lts 1 Ride‐on Mower 1 Backhoe 1 Tonne 1 Forklift 1 Community Bus 21 Seats 1 Cat 140H Grader 14 Ft Blade 1 Cat 926 Front End Loader 1 ½ cubic meters 1 5 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register Annex C: Local Resources BUILDING & ENGINEERING RESOURCE CATEGORY ROAD SIGNS &BARRIERS PLANTMACHINERY & SAND, MATERIALS& TRANSPORT &FUEL TREECHAINSAWS & VEHICLE REPAIRS& MEDICAL SERVICES CATERING & FOOD ACCOMMODATION EARTHMOVING MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES FELLING RESOURCE AGENCY SERIAL RESOURCE AGENCY 1 Town of Bassendean X X X X X X X 2 N & E Region Recovery Group X X X X X X X Aim Dental 3 41 Old Perth Road, Bassendean Western X Australia 6054 ꞏ 08 9279 1250 Ashfield Community Centre 4 2 Colstoun Road, Ashfield. X Phone: 08 9279 6588 Ashfield IGA 5 3A Colstoun Road, Ashfield. X Phone: 08 9279 7424 Bassendean Veterinary Hospital Address: 177 Guildford Road, Bassendean 6 Western Australia 6054 Phone: 08 9378 3999 Website: bassendeanvets.com.au Automotive Spares and Services Pty Ltd 7 X 151 GUILDFORD Road, Bassendean. 6 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register BUILDING &ENGINEERING RESOURCE CATEGORY ROAD SIGNS &BARRIERS PLANT &MACHINERY SAND, MATERIALS & TRANSPORT &FUEL TREECHAINSAWS & VEHICLE REPAIRS & MEDICAL SERVICES CATERING &FOOD ACCOMMODATION EARTHMOVING MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES FELLING RESOURCE AGENCY Phone: 08 9378 1037 Bassendean Catering Service Bassendean Community Centre 8 X Enquiries to Town of Bassendean Administration Bassendean Dental Clinic 9 41 Old Perth Road, Bassendean. X Phone: 08 9279 1250 Bassendean Pharmacy 10 5 Old Perth Road, Bassendean. X Phone: 08 9279 2495 Boral Formwork & Scaffolding 11 X 11 Jackson Street Danish Patisserie 12 5 Dyer Road X Phone 08 9376 9376 Floveyor Pty Limited 6 Alice Street, Bayswater. 13 X Phone: 08 9378 3333 Website: floveyor.com Hydraulic Hoist & Winch Sales 14 X 12 Alice Street, Bassendean. 7 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register BUILDING &ENGINEERING RESOURCE CATEGORY ROAD SIGNS &BARRIERS PLANT &MACHINERY SAND, MATERIALS & TRANSPORT &FUEL TREECHAINSAWS & VEHICLE REPAIRS & MEDICAL SERVICES CATERING &FOOD ACCOMMODATION EARTHMOVING MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES FELLING RESOURCE AGENCY Phone: 08 9377 2211 Website: hydreco.com Mechanical & Automotive Service Centre Unit 335 COLLIER ROAD, Bassendean. 15 X Phone: 08 9377 1444 Website: mascb.com.au Pump & Valve Engineering Address: 29 Hanwell Way, Bassendean. 16 X X Phone 9377 2077 8 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register BUILDING &ENGINEERING RESOURCE CATEGORY ROAD SIGNS &BARRIERS PLANT &MACHINERY SAND, MATERIALS & TRANSPORT &FUEL TREECHAINSAWS & VEHICLE REPAIRS & MEDICAL SERVICES CATERING &FOOD ACCOMMODATION EARTHMOVING MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES FELLING RESOURCE AGENCY TL Engineering Pty Ltd 300 Collier Road, Bayswater. 17 X X Phone: 08 9279 5466 9 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register Annex D - Agency Contacts Police Kiara Police Station Station 9376 3000 OIC 0414 461 726 Emergency 000 131 444 non-emergency DFES Perth North Metro 9478 8300 District Officer Darling Range 0427 199 381 Main Roads WA 24hr customer service 138138 Dept. of Communities Snr District Emergency 0427 429 042 Service Officer Water Corporation Faults, Emergency and 24 Hrs. 13 13 75 Security Western Power Emergency Line 13 13 51 Department of Primary Industries And Regional Development's-Agriculture And Food Animal Disease 1800 675 888 Emergency 10 Town of Bassendean Contacts and Resources Register .
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