SVF&MS Test Call of New Station Alerting System
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- A new county-wide station alerting system for fire and medical calls went into service today! Here at #SVFireandMedical we staged this first test call to demonstrate what the crews will now see and hear when dispatched. The system is complete with maps, call information, a response timer, and automated dispatching, which saves valuable time compared to conveying the information over the radio. Crews get information in multiple ways, including via a smartphone app. This system greatly enhances fire and medical dispatch responses county-wide, and we’re thrilled to see it in action!
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Studies have shown that this type of tone is not good for long-term health of first responders. The best one to use is a long, single pitched tone which the volume slowly increases from 0-100% over the course of 5-10 seconds. That way the brain and heart don't go from rest to full adrenaline in the middle of the night during sleep. First responders already have enough of a high risk of heart failure, and believe it or not, the types of tones used for dispatch can make a huge difference. I believe Phoenix (the company who made this type of dispatching software/hardware, was the ones who took part in the study.
Never thought about it but it makes sense
Do you have a link for the study?
@Andrew Ashby no, sorry. I forgot to add one link to my whole library of links that I save on a daily basis. I do, however, have a link to the page "how to use google" since it seems you may need that assistance.
I wondered why Phoenix uses the tone that slowly ramps up.
Edit: Phoenix, the city. Not sure if you're talking about a company or not.
Agreed
I love how they all walk out like absolute chads
I smell a beta
It's a fire alarm it's no big deal
Can’t run on the job ;) let your brain dig through memories of you seeing FF’s run on the job, it simply doesn’t happen in real life. For many good reasons.
1) if they were kitted out, your spine would absolutely hate you for running and it wouldn’t last long
2) slip and falls, specially on scene when the thousands of gallons of water you dumped freeze
3) can’t run with a hose, try it, you will only tire your self for no reason
4) imagine all the office doors flying open with ppl running out of them while a buncha FF’s running down the hall… this isn’t a movie lol
@@jaya2097 ik, I’m a volunteer firefighter along with my parents and my grand father was a firefighter to
@@mylittlemusical6168 cool, thanks for your service! Just thought I’d share
That's a nice engine you got there lol. I really like the giant aerial ladder on top.
love those systems. wonder if they have a little light that flashes a specific color to indicate which company
my station uses the same system in this video (Phoenix G2 FSA) and we have light boards around the building that display colors for each company so i’m sure they do
Look at the sign above the door as the exit the building, it displays the location and company dispatched, It looks like they have several of those thru out the building
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Engine call, reported to the truck, and all after an elderly pace. Great advertising!!
You run to the truck for a single unit response?
its a test call not a real call learn to read
That's a big ladder for an engine. 🤔
That's what im sayin lmao
I guess that's the new engine.
Oh the pain I feel seeing them get into a ladder truck and not Engine 203…
You noticed that too?
The algorithm wanted us all to see a ladder with a pump is still an engine 😊😂
I came to the comments to look for this comment
“E203 respond to a Fire Alarm”
**Hops on a Quint**
My departments is the same way… when our quint get dispatched out it’s comes out as engine 3 and not quint 3 🤷🏾♂️
i understand its a test call but they seem to be a little confused as to what a engine looks like
Always wanted to be a firefighter but on the edge to see vehicle extractions and fatalities firefighters are basically the first responders to save your life with the medical experience and life saving equipment salutes and thank you for your service my mom works in a children’s trauma hospital and have much respect from stories she’s told us just horrible once a child had half the head or scalp open my mother and many others need the acknowledgment of what they see day to day lives being lost and lives being saved much respect
Honestly man as a fire fighter I can confirm you do see horrible shit that’s part of the job but dude do it it’s an amazing experience and being part of a brotherhood is the most amazing thing ever don’t let the fear of what you could see stop you I almost like that exact thing stop me but Im so glad I didn’t
Im 18 and a volunteer firefighter, and I’d say it’s the best thing i’ve ever been apart of. Yes, you do see these things, but you try your best to emotionally disconnect from the situation, and even in the situation it’s relatively hard to have time to think about it before it’s all over. Trust me, it is worth it.
Not always. Depends if the fire service is integrated and members are also trained as paramedics. Don’t forget about the paramedics!
You’ll mostly be picking up the same dozen elderly out of their own shit most nights anyways.
They are getting on the wrong truck 😅
love that, should add a light
Nice new tones system!👍🏻
Wow never seen an engine like that quite fancy
I think the system should say this is a test. Do not respond or take action. This is a test. Do not respond or take action. That announcement should only happen when the system is being tested, so that responders do not get stressed about having to respond to a test.
I remember several years back, traveling to Houston with my scanner, and hearing fire dispatch, and it sounded like Siri was dispatching fire calls, never heard such a thing
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The tones were definitely for the engine, and they definitely got in a truck. Someone please explain.
lmao i noticed that as well
Here's something you might be forgetting: Quints. That is, Quintuple Combination Engines, which look like a truck but have everything an engine has as well. Some departments classify them as engine companies, while others might call them truck, ladder, tower or quint. It's all about how that department wants to identify that appliance. In this case, Engine 203 might actually be a Quint, not necessarily an actual engine.
@@Stargazzer811 yeh alright sweet. I’m from Australia wasn’t sure how stuff over there operates.
@@EmergencyNSW Ah yeah you guys don't have quints down under near as I know. I've spoken to some firefighters from NSW actually and they adore our rigs. I think the Scania's are decent but I can definitely see why they might prefer North American style appliances.
@@Stargazzer811 Idk who you're talking too but nobody I know wants the North American Appliances 🤣 Possibly in other states, but in NSW most people like the appliances.😆
That FD must not want to get anywhere fast with a bunch of Chebbies in the garage.🤣
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I know that tone anywhere that’s pheionx g2
Merci beaucoup 🇺🇲 🇺🇲 🇺🇲
so your getting something dominoes has been using for delivery drivers for like 15 years?
same voice that unified fire authority uses here in salt lake utah
It’s the system my department uses.
No London Fire Brigade trumpets ?? Pffft !
Sounds like Purvis
Can they waddle any slower to the trucks?
It literally says it's a test for the alert system
This is new? You have that stupid scrolling used car salesman screen showing the address?
Surely you at least have it set up so that the GPS & CAD are both showing the relevant by the time they enter the truck.
What system is that?
That's neat
You would think that a different alerting system for first responders including me for only 3 years while I was selling S.T.A.R.S. calendars and collecting donations up to 5 years ago could have prevented Alberta Health Services from calling me at 12:30 AM the other day just to ask if I was okay. Only because I had admited to some family members that I wasn't feeling well for 5 days. Now as result according to a social worker, 2 policemen and a public health nurse to follow up after that disruptive to my life phone call at age 66 now the only set of advice the same organization is gives me on how I can avoid my sleep being disrupted in the future in the same way - Is for me to shut my cell phone off and unplug my landline too just before going to sleep at night after closing my drapes right away after dark and locking my doors. After dark which happens here in Edmonton, Alberta Canada at 4:30 pm on some winter days.
Move it people move it too slow lol
Its a test.
Paw patrol inspired
Walk slow, don't run guys. Don't even walk fast. Time doesn't matter. Fires get smaller over time after all the fuel has been consumed. Actually, don't even bother going to the fire, just let it burn itself out. Stay at the station in your safe-space. Safety first!
Amen! I call this the Waddle of Shame!
It's a test dude. They probably didn't even leave. Relax.
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wow can't even run for those tax dollars
Its a test.
Ggggg😂
Love how two of them look professional and clean cut...then there is the dude that needs to cut his hair. Be professional go protest and be racist elsewhere
I'd much rather have humans putting it out over the air. Too many computers involved, lots of failure points, very expensive.
I have never seen our CAD fully fail. Even in the 1980’s the CAD was very stable and reliable. The cost of the computer generated voice is low compared to staffing an additional person in dispatch. I don’t pay much attention to the crappy sounding computer voice. The address is on the MDT when I get in the unit. When responding from home the address is sent SMS.
They need something to waste tax dollars on Steven.
Yeah that's the new Phoenix G2 system that's been around for quite a few years already
dominoes has had something similar for delivery drivers for 15 years.
THAT SYSTEM SUCKS !!!!! BRING BACK THE DAYS OF THE PLECTRON !!!!
I love how there's no rush to the fire. Wouldn't be surprised if they stopped and got a burger on the way.
It’s a test call bro
Also fire alarm, probably nothing
Now you see, if you knew how to read, you'd know it was a test of the system.
@@Firebuff101 Train as you would if it was real.