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Post by suddenlyseemore on Apr 11, 2007 11:20:15 GMT -5
anyone have a list of all the FC/FR/EMS identifiers and what each one is or specializes in?
I know some of the FCs have different functions or specialties, like LIRR or HAZMAT and etc.
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Post by bigtymr9855 on Apr 15, 2007 11:20:10 GMT -5
FC-1 - County Fire Coordinator
FC-2 - Deputy County Fire Coordinator
FC-13 - ES Dispatcher/Chief of Communications
FC-16 & 17 - Fire Coordinators
FC-18 & 19 - Deputy Fire Coordinators (LIRR)
FC-20 & FC-24 - Deputy Fire Coordinators (Mass-Casualty Incidents)
FC-21 - Deputy Fire Coordinator (Water Rescue)
FC-22 - Deputy Fire Coordinator (HazMat/Rescue)
FC-23 - Deputy Fire Coordinator (Aircraft Rescue)
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Post by suddenlyseemore on Apr 15, 2007 11:38:42 GMT -5
whose FC35?
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Post by Crossbuff on Apr 15, 2007 23:57:45 GMT -5
I believe FC35 is a Public Infomation Officer, but I may be wrong. It would not be the first time....  |
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Post by Ex-Capt371 on Apr 16, 2007 2:56:29 GMT -5
Here it is:
FC=Fire Coordinator
FR=FRES Responder
FM=Fire Marshal
FR1 is the Commissioner(Also FC1)
FR2 is the deputy
FR3 is the ESDIII
No FR4-9
FR10 is the Director of OEM
NO FR11
FR12 is the Evacuation Coordinator
FR13 is the Resource Coordinator
FR14 is the Ambulance Consultant
No FR15
FR16 and 17 are HAZ-MAT and WMD Trainers
The others down the list you would never hear on the radio.
Dispatchers are given the designation of ESD#
And the FM is self explainitory. There are 8 of them.
FC 35 is Paul Llobell, he is the deputy PIO and assistant to the commissioner. He is also a part of the photo unit.
The other FC's are assigned specific tasks, though all are considered assistants to the Commissioner. Those tasks include, but are not limited to HazMat, WMD, Tech Rescue, LIRR Operations, Water Rescue/Dive Team, Aircraft Emergency and so on.
EMS Division also has several identifiers, ranging from EMS-1, through EMS-10, plus the Field Doctors.
FR Units wont key up too much (Except for FR1, 2 and 3) unless there is a significant event, such as large brush fires, weather events, etc. FR-12, 13, 14 and 10 are assigned to the EOC during times of disaster, but will occasionaly go to the scene or local jurisdiction to coordinate efforts. FR-12 rolls to a lot of big fires, where families are left homeless. he coordinates with the American Red Cross to find them shelter. FR13 Will respond to the EOC, but from time to time go to the town level to assist and coordinate all county, state and other mutual aid resources.
There are 3 other units you could possibly here on the FRES Band, CD1, 2, 3. Those are the SCPD officers assigned to the OEM year round. CD stands for Civil Defense, though the term hasnt been used in years, the identifier still exists.
Hope that answers your questions.
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Post by Ex-Capt371 on Apr 26, 2007 16:56:23 GMT -5
Also, and i forgot these, FR20-24 are the part-time Resource Management Officers. You may have heard one of them while we were gathering damage assesments.
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Post by Dispatch on Apr 29, 2007 16:26:25 GMT -5
"FR" stands for Fire-Rescue, not FRES Responder Sean.  |
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Post by Ex-Capt371 on Apr 29, 2007 21:35:31 GMT -5
very good, you are the only one who caught on.
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