National Interagency Incident Communications Division (Radio Cache)
NIICD’s radio cache can support 32,000 firefighters on up to 53 major wildfires at a time. As with several other National Interagency Fire Center programs, the radio cache supplies communication equipment for other natural disasters or emergencies.
Wildland Fire Radio Standards and Use Subcommittee - NWCG
2024年5月8日 · The Radio Standards and Use Committee provides national leadership in all areas of wildland fire radio communications, spectrum information and strategic planning. Identify radio operations issues and recommend solutions to the NWCG Executive Board. NWCG Latest Announcements.
The following is a consolidated list of Fire Approved Radios for use by all federal employees and all personnel under contract with the federal government working on wildland fires, as well as Cooperator Aviation Radios and Radios Approved for Forest Health Protection.
This training relates to NIFC National Incident Radio Support Cache (NIRSC) radio equipment and systems. A system that is not a NIFC-NIRSC system may work differently. As the BK DPH radio is the primary NIFC -NIRSC incident handheld radio, it will be featured throughout this training presentation.
Communications (LCES) - NWCG
Establish emergency check-in procedures. Provide a minimum of four radios per 20-person firefighter crew. The Five Communication Responsibilities for all firefighters: Brief others as needed. Debrief your actions. Communicate hazards to others. Acknowledge messages. Ask if you don't know.
BKR5000 Wildland Fire Radio Bundle - bendixkingradios
The NIFC Radio Bundle comes with all of the essentials for the Forest Service firefighter who uses the BK Radio BKR5000 series radio. What is Included? (1) BK Technologies - BKR5000-T3BS - handheld portable two-way radio.
Radio Operator - NWCG
2024年8月12日 · The Risk Management Committee (RMC) has released Safety Bulletin: 24-001 Use of Respirators on Wildland Fires. As wildland fire respirators are available through several established vendors, wildland fire personnel need to understand regulations and limitations of respirator use in the workplace.
Wildland Fire Radio Harnesses - Supply Cache
Wildland firefighter radio harnesses keep your radio close without sacrificing comfort, mobility, and flexibility. They’re available in single and dual models.
is critical for safe and effective wildland fire management. This Research rief summarizes findings of a Joint Fire Science Program project focused on understanding radio communications as part of risk communication and sensemaking in wildland fire operations (lack et al 2016, Fox et al 2017). Through observation of live and simulated
Wildland Firefighting Basic Starter Kit - 49er Communications
The Wildland Firefighting Basic Starter Kit is a bunlde of radio, antenna and clamshell to use out on the wildland fire lines. This package is set up to use Alkaline AA batteries to power the radio since there is no where to plug a charger in out on the fire line.