Feederlines: Heavy Vehicles - Tyre Explosion Dangers
We have added a new case study to our Feederlines series which features specific incidents or themes aimed at helping with continuous improvement in our operational response.
We have added a new case study to our Feederlines series which features specific incidents or themes aimed at helping with continuous improvement in our operational response.
Our new Type 5 Large and Type 6 Aerial appliances have now arrived at R. A. Bell in Brisbane, Australia for their body build.
We have added a new case study to our Feederlines series which features specific incidents or themes aimed at helping with continuous improvement in our operational response.
Fire and Emergency New Zealand is currently transitioning from 1½ inch British standard pipe (BSP) thread forestry to Canadian Quick Connect (QC) couplings and adapters.
We have a new case study in our Feederlines series: Safe use of hose ramps.
Three of our new Aerial appliances are now in Wellington for their body build.
This is a reminder that the Aerial Appliance Procurement Project is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) for five Aerial Trainers to assist the Project team to train operational personnel on our new aerial appliances.
The Aerial Appliance Procurement Project is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) for five Aerial Trainers.
See all finalised Fire Plans here.
Bronto (Tampere, Finland) has finished its work on our five aerial appliances, and they are on their way from Finland to Auckland and Brisbane for the body build phase.