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Specialist Areas

[Aerials]

[Incident Control]

[HAZMAT]

[Rescue]

[Training]

 

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Various Images

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On The Fireground

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NSW Fire Brigade - HAZMAT
 

 

The NSWFB operates a specialised section for hazardous material (HAZMAT) incidents. Even though a regular fire appliance and team of Firefighters can cope with most HAZMAT incidents, HAZMAT teams are used for larger incidents. 

 

Breathing Apparatus & HAZMAT Training and response Unit Trailer. Kariong fire Station, September 2001.

 
 

 

  

These two BA/HAZMAT trucks contain breathing apparatus and also other equipment for dealing with hazardous materials. Once again, these trucks have more equipment than a regular appliance. Parramatta Road, Camperdown, November 2001.
 

 

BA/HAZMAT truck, Wollongong Fire station, November 2001.

 

 

Page last updated 04 February 2002.

 

 

For more info on the Triple 0 Emergency Service in Australia, click on the graphic above - info thanks to the NSWFB.

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