Emergency Services Bureau Structure

Emergency Services Bureau Structure

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OBJECTIVES....................................................................................13 HISTORY ...................................................................................................13 ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE ...............................................................14 MISSION..............................................................................................................17 VALUES ...............................................................................................................17 SERVICES PROVIDED...............................................................................17 GENERAL.............................................................................................................17 COMPLIANCE ......................................................................................................18 COMMUNITY EDUCATION, AWARENESS AND ASSISTANCE...........................18 PREPAREDNESS...................................................................................................19 RESPONSE ...........................................................................................................20 RECOVERY...........................................................................................................21 PERFORMANCE STANDARDS.............................................................................21 ACT AMBULANCE SERVICE ....................................................................23 STAFFING ............................................................................................................24 VEHICLES ............................................................................................................24 STATIONS............................................................................................................24 OPERATIONS.......................................................................................................25 ACT FIRE BRIGADE.................................................................................26 STAFFING ............................................................................................................26 VEHICLES ............................................................................................................27 STATIONS............................................................................................................27 OPERATIONS.......................................................................................................28 ACT BUSHFIRE SERVICE AND ACT EMERGENCY SERVICE MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE.....................................................................30 ACT BUSHFIRE SERVICE ........................................................................32 STAFFING ............................................................................................................32 VEHICLES ............................................................................................................32 STATIONS............................................................................................................33 OPERATIONS.......................................................................................................33 ACT EMERGENCY SERVICE....................................................................34 STAFFING ............................................................................................................34 VEHICLES ............................................................................................................34 STATIONS............................................................................................................35 OPERATIONS.......................................................................................................35 EMERGENCY SERVICES BUREAU SUPPORT FUNCTIONS......................36 COMMUNICATIONS UNIT..................................................................................36 INQUIRY INTO THE OPERATIONAL RESPONSE TO THE JANUARY 2003 BUSHFIRES 3 RISK MANAGEMENT UNIT ................................................................................38 REGIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES UNIT ...............................................................39 STAFF DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING UNIT...................................................39 COMMAND AND CONTROL .......................................................................40 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FUNCTION .........................................................45 THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ACT 1999..........................................45 THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE.......................................45 THE ACT EMERGENCY PLAN .................................................................46 COMMONWEALTH ASSISTANCE .......................................................................47 CO-OPERATIVE ARRANGEMENTS FOR BUSHFIRE MANAGEMENT .............48 ACT INTER-AGENCY ARRANGEMENTS...................................................48 INTERSTATE AND NATIONAL ARRANGEMENTS .......................................50 BUSHFIRE MANAGEMENT: FIGHTING A TYPICAL BUSHFIRE........................51 LEVELS OF READINESS............................................................................53 LEVEL OF RESPONSE...............................................................................54 DETECTION OF A BUSHFIRE ....................................................................57 RESPONSE TO FIRE REPORT ..................................................................59 TYPES OF ATTACK ...................................................................................62 PREPARATION AND PLANNING FOR THE 2003 BUSHFIRE SEASON ...........63 GENERAL ..................................................................................................63 RISK ASSESSMENT ..................................................................................65 COMMUNITY AWARENESS .......................................................................67 TRAINING ..................................................................................................69 EQUIPMENT READINESS ..........................................................................75 BUSHFIRE FUEL MANAGEMENT..........................................................................76 CONCLUSION ............................................................................................92 FIGHTING THE 2003 BUSHFIRES..........................................................................94 8 JANUARY 2003 .....................................................................................96 9 JANUARY 2003 ...................................................................................100 10 JANUARY 2003.................................................................................104 11 JANUARY 2003.................................................................................108 12 JANUARY 2003.................................................................................110 13 JANUARY 2003.................................................................................113 14 JANUARY 2003.................................................................................116 15 JANUARY 2003.................................................................................118 16 JANUARY 2003.................................................................................120 17 JANUARY 2003.................................................................................123 18 JANUARY 2003.................................................................................129 19 TO 30 JANUARY 2003......................................................................138 RECOMMENDATIONS AND THE FUTURE.........................................................141 ESB RISK MANAGEMENT CAPACITY....................................................141 GIS AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS CAPACITY ........................................................141 URBAN FIRE TRUCKS DEFECTS IN DESIGN..........................................143 PUBLIC INFORMATION AND ADVICE IN AN EMERGENCY ......................145 INQUIRY INTO THE OPERATIONAL RESPONSE TO THE JANUARY 2003 BUSHFIRES 4 URBAN INTERFACE FIRE FIGHTING AND PREPAREDNESS...................148 COMMUNITY FIRE UNITS ................................................................................148 COMMUNICATIONS .................................................................................151 COMMUNICATIONS UPGRADE................................................................153 PROJECT HISTORY............................................................................................153

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