franklin county virginia - fire radio SOP 2023
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Peteri Szerlagi
May 20, 2025, 10:21:26 AM5/20/25
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https://fcpublicsafety.com/DocumentCenter/View/3960/OPS21-Incident-Communications-PDF
lots of good info - lots of 'fine points' / specifics are covered
13 pages
'pumper' or 'wagon' is a non nfpa compliant vehicle etc
members responding in POV use the FD private channel
The 4-C model is the only communication process endorsed by the United
State Fire Administration (USFA) and National Fire Academy (NFA). The
4 C model is really either a four or three step process. The 4-Step
method should be used when there is a LOW expectation that the
receiver of the order to be listening. The 3-Step method should be
used if there is a HIGH expectation that the receiver of the order to
be listening. If the 3-Step method is used but the receiver does not
hear it; airtime is wasted. All radio transmissions must be short, to
the point, and non-conversational.
lots of good info - lots of 'fine points' / specifics are covered
13 pages
'pumper' or 'wagon' is a non nfpa compliant vehicle etc
members responding in POV use the FD private channel
The 4-C model is the only communication process endorsed by the United
State Fire Administration (USFA) and National Fire Academy (NFA). The
4 C model is really either a four or three step process. The 4-Step
method should be used when there is a LOW expectation that the
receiver of the order to be listening. The 3-Step method should be
used if there is a HIGH expectation that the receiver of the order to
be listening. If the 3-Step method is used but the receiver does not
hear it; airtime is wasted. All radio transmissions must be short, to
the point, and non-conversational.
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