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When will Engine 705 start responding as a 'heavy engine'?
When will Engine 705 be added to a response package?
Who has the authority to decide whether to cancel further out responding units?
Which areas will the Heavy Engine response be applied to?
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Which station will primarily respond to entrapment calls south of its location?
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What equipment has been placed on Engine 705?
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Study Notes
Engine 705 - Heavy Engine Resource Type
- Effective February 29, 2024, Engine 705 will respond as a "heavy engine" on vehicle entrapment calls.
- The heavy engine will be added to the response package if the assigned Heavy Rescue (E705) will take more than 5 minutes to arrive and Engine 705 is closer by at least 1 second.
- The incident commander has the autonomy to cancel further responding units based on scene conditions.
- The heavy engine response will be applied in the areas shaded in red.
- For single-car, single-compartment calls south of Station 5, Engine 705 will be the primary rescue resource.
- Units on Klawan and Deerbrook will have a crew of five for now.
- Engine 705 is equipped with a full complement of cutters, spreaders, and irons.
Important Notes
- Report any response issues, questions, or concerns up the chain of command.
- Assistant Chief of Operations, Chris Whaley, will be monitoring responses and gathering feedback from personnel over the coming weeks.
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Learn about the new response protocol for Engine 705 as a heavy engine resource in vehicle entrapment calls in the St. Johns Fire District.
