Radio comms class for centrelearn part 0 introduction
- 1. Basic Radio Communications Course
- 2. 4 Part Course • Part 1 – Basic Radio Operation • Part 2 – Dispatch • Part 3 – What do you say on the radio? • Part 4 – Radio communication simulations
- 3. Course Objectives • Dispatching
- 4. Course Objectives • I Am Responding
- 5. Course Objectives Radio Equipment
- 6. Course Objectives • Radio Communications
- 7. Background
- 8. Background
Editor's Notes
- #4: How 911 calls are received How apparatus are dispatched within the fire district How Special Teams are Dispatched Daily Radio/Pager Check Procedures
- #5: What the I Am Responding System is and how it is to be used by fire district personnel.
- #6: Operation of Pagers Operation of Portable Radios Operation of Mobile Radios Operation/Location of Repeaters
- #7: Understand what Size Up is Understand a windshield Size Up Procedure Understand how tactical channels are used for on scene operations Practice Windshield Size-Up with Simulations.
- #8: Fire District communications are critical to management of emergency responses Notification of emergencies Coordination between units while responding Provides initial information upon arrival Used to coordinate efforts during a response During exercises/emergencies, communications usually one of the biggest issues when things do not go well
- #9: Notification of emergencies quickly is key Firefighters need to understand How 911 Calls are received and dispatch How to communicate with dispatch center The limitations of their communications system Firefighters need to Operate Radio Equipment Understand and use radio terminology Provide clear, concise radio communication