The Emergency Management Common Operating Picture (EMCOP) pilot is underway!
NCC and RCC personnel have completed their training and have started putting EMCOP through its paces.
News
Ordering and requesting new software
If you require new software, a new application, or a cloud based service not yet approved for the use, remember to follow the correct process to get it...
Your Fire and Emergency password won’t expire anymore!
Don’t worry, you won’t have to do anything until your current 90-day password expires. At that time, you will be prompted to reset your password once more using the new guidelines.
Portal log in improvements are now live!
You’ve spoken and we’ve listened - we have rolled out improvements to logging into portal.
AMS was at the UFBA Conference! [video launched]
AMS was demonstrated by members of project reference group to delegates of the UFBA conference held in Wellington over the weekend, which included the launch of our new video.
Making access to our systems easier and more convenient
You’ve spoken and we’ve listened. We are in the process of rolling out improvements to our Portal login and password processes.
National and Regional Coordination Centres piloting the Emergency Management Common Operating Picture (EMCOP)
The National and Regional Coordination Centres will pilot Emergency Management Common Operating Picture (EMCOP) from the 19th of November, running through to the end of March 2019.
Planned outage to upgrade ComCen
On 30 October 2018, the Communication Centres CAD system will be upgraded, including new software and hardware. It’s important that you are prepared and know what to do.
Protect your online self this Cyber Smart Week 2018
Everyone has a role to play in keeping themselves, and Fire and Emergency New Zealand, safe online. At work and at home.
Development well underway with Intergen to deliver the Availability Messaging System (AMS)
Due to the complexity of the development, it is now looking like we will start rolling the application out in February 2019, but we will still be ready to demo the system at the United Fire Brigades’ Association (UFBA) conference in November 2018.