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Overseen: Office Field Operations
Emergency Operations is the core functionality of Fire + Rescue San Andreas and encompasses a broad range of activities designed to protect life, property, and the environment during incidents and disasters. Firefighters assigned to Emergency Operations staff Engines, Tankers, Ariel Platforms and Brush trucks across metropolitan and regional areas of San Andreas.
Emergency Operations across the State of San Andreas are organised through a structured hierarchy of Areas, Zones, and Stations.
Overseen: Office Field Operations
Technical Rescue Squads are strategically placed around several key locations in San Andreas. Technicans often focus their specialised skills and tools on vehicle extrication, confined space rescue, rope rescue, trench rescue, structural collapse rescue, water rescue, and wilderness search and rescue.
Overseen: Office Field Operations
Hazmat and Counter Terrorism is responsible for Fire + Rescue San Andreas’s preparedness for, prevention and response to the threat of terrorism or any Hazardous Materials incident. Operating six heavy hazmat trucks, 26 intermediate vehicles, and four fully equipped specialised units, which are located throughout the State.
Overseen: Office Field Operations
Fire + Rescue San Andreas (FRSA) Fire Investigation and Research Unit (FIRU) provides a range of investigative and research services to both internal and external customers including research into human and structural behaviour during fire, and the associated impacts for performance based building design. The Fire Investigation and Research Unit assists with determining fire causes and liaises closely with Police and other investigators.
The objective of FIRU is to improve measures against deliberately lit fires and ensure the safety of the community by determining the causes of fires; particularly those caused by faulty appliances in use by the public. Investigators also interact with FRSA personnel to assist with fire cause determination, fire report compilation and submission of reports and statements to Police and through the court system.
Investigators from FIRU attend fires throughout the State, particularly those where:
When attending fires the Investigators are able to observe first-hand the behaviour of the fire, methods of extinguishment, building behaviour and human behaviour. Firefighters find evidence at fires and preserve it for later production in court or continuing investigations. FIRU officers supervise and instruct on recognition and preservation of that evidence. They also obtain current and relevant information to assist in the investigation of the fire origin and cause.
FIRU is also responsible for analysing the built environment in the context of human behaviour in fires, structural behaviour, impact and cost of fires to the organisation and the community. This information is then used by fire engineers, fire code reform bodies, tertiary organisations, fire services and the designers of fire safety systems etc.
Overseen: Office Field Operations
FRSA primarily focuses on urban and structural firefighting but also supports bushfire operations with aerial resources, often coordinating with other agencies like the SA Rural Fire Service (RFS) and the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS).
Overseen: Terra Isles Task Force 02
Terra Isles Task Force 2 (TI TF2) is a highly specialised Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) task force within Terra Isles, trained and equipped to respond to complex structural collapses and urban disaster scenarios.
A USAR Task force is a team of trained personnel including; rescuers, ambulance specialists, hazardous material technicians, trauma doctors and others. The San Andreas USAR task force combines specialist extrication and medical skills along with firefighting skills of entry, salvage and hazardous material response.
USAR is a key component of the state’s ability to deal with the consequences of a terrorist attack; whereas Fire and Rescue San Andreas (FRSA) play a key role in training and providing tactical and strategic support to other states, territories and countries in the region. FRSA urban search and rescue expertise gives the State an internationally recognised structural collapse capability, and we are registered with the United Nations to respond to requests for international assistance.
Overseen: Office of Strategic Operations
Education and Training is responsible for preparing its firefighters and staff through comprehensive education and training programs. These programs aim to equip personnel with the skills, knowledge, and physical fitness necessary to perform their duties safely and effectively.
