Back to the HOME page of the CFS Promotions Unit South Australian Country Fire Service Promotions Unit
Raising awareness of the roles, training and activities of 15,500 CFS Volunteers state-wide
http://www.fire-brigade.asn.au
Sunday, November 22, 2009
7:03:21 PM

Home
What is the CFS
Operations
Response Types
Coverage Areas
Working with Others
Statistics
AIIMS
Aircraft
 Fire Stations
Vehicles
Equipment
Join the CFS
Photos
Links
News
CFS History
Contact Us
Legal
Administration

Find A Station
Station Name
Hint: Always use the full name (eg: Mount, not Mt)

CFS Operations
How CFS deal with incidents

An incident scene

The CFS have to deal with a large number of incidents every year, from Building Fires, Road Crashes and Storm Damage, through to Animal Rescues and Bushfires.

Each of these incidents require resources depending on te type of incident, where it has happened and who is involved. As a result, each brigade has resources to meet the individual risks found in their response area, plus a range of standard equipment developed for most incidents they will attend.

This Operations section will guide you through the type of responses which brigades will be responded to, the areas these may occur in, and the way brigades will respond to, control and plan a way of dealing with incidents.

Make a selection from the menu on the left to see how the CFS will deal with incidents.

An incident scene

Back to the HOME page of the CFS Promotons Unit This Information was provided by the
SACFS Promotions Unit
http://www.fire-brigade.asn.au