Local Government Bush Fire Brigade Firefighting Appliances



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Local Government Bush Fire Brigade Firefighting s

Introduction This summary describes the firefighting appliance types that are available to volunteer fire service brigades in Western Australia. The appliance types are carefully considered as a result of lengthy consultation with all stakeholders and a full safety audit against best practice. Legislative requirements in relation to occupational health and safety, road safety and workplace safety within endorsed engineering specifications influence all aspects of design. Appropriate Type The selection and allocation of appliance type must be based on a risk assessment of the brigade catchment area and be agreed to in principle by FESA and supporting Local Governments. In general, appliance types fall within the response categories of: Wildfire Wildfire with Urban Defence Wildfire with Urban Offence (BA) New or Refurbished This summary reflects only the type of appliances constructed as new. Brigades allocated refurbished appliances are not guaranteed an appliance within the design descriptions of this summary due to the limited availability of these types and the extensive history of type design and build up over the last 16 years. Crew Cabs Versus Single Cabs FESA intends to build, wherever possible, crew cab appliances in the majority of the tanker range. This ensures additional ride on safety and protection for crew. Options for single cabs are only in the Light Tanker, Rural 1.4, 2.4, 4.4 Tanker and Broad Acre Tanker appliance types. Further Information The descriptions of appliances and costs are only indicative as specifications and equipment suppliers may change from time to time. Contact your local FESA Office for further information. For additional technical information, contact FESA Fleet & Equipment Services on 9337 0631.

Hose Foam System Colour Light Tanker Wildfire Category 1 Not considered as a primary response vehicle. Preferred as a second appliance to multi-functional brigade, and in high-risk semi urban areas for fast attack and difficult access. Normally Toyota Land Cruiser Land Rover Crew Cab available Normally single cab only. Crew cab available Approximately 550 litres Normally Vanguard 9HP Approximately 220l/m @ 7 bar FESA standard, near side 1 x 19mm (30m) reel Nil 1 x 10m x 64mm collector 1 x 20m x 25mm delivery 1 x 10m x 25mm delivery Around the pump proportioner Basic Rural Standard FESA design

Hose Foam System Rural 1.4 Tanker Wildfire Category 5 Suitable as a sole brigade appliance or in support in high-risk semi urban areas for fast attack and difficult access. Versatile rural appliance. Crew Cab: Mitsubishi Canter Single Cab: Mitsubishi Canter / Isuzu NPS 300 Single (2) and Crew Cab (6) options Approximately 1,000 litres Crew Cab Approximately 1,500 litres Single Cab Vanguard 18hp Auxiliary 380l/m @ 7 bar (70l/m @ 10 bar) FESA standard, near side 2 x 19mm (30 metres) 1 Monitor, two positions (Near and Off side) 1 x 10m x 64mm collector length 1 x 20m x 25mm delivery 1 x 10m x 25mm delivery Around the pump proportioner Basic Rural Standard FESA design

Rural 2.4 Tanker Wildfire Category 8 Capable wildfire response vehicle, suitable for wildfire fighting in most areas of the state with limited structural defence capability. Normally Isuzu FSS 550 or Hino 5Z Cab Chassis. 10,000 Kg GVM Single (2/3) or Crew Cab (6) option Approximately 2,700 litres Single Cab Approximately 2,200 litres Crew Cab Hale AP50 (Live Drive PTO) 1,800 litres per minute FESA standard, near side 1 x 25 mm (30m) electric rewind 1 x 19mm (50m) electric rewind 1 monitor, two positions (Near and off side) Rural stowage kit Standard FESA design

Hose Option Urban 2.4 Tanker Wildfire/Urban Defensive Category 7 Capable of responding to wildfire but with capability to pump reticulated water in structural defence. To be considered for outer urban areas and complex towns. Normally Isuzu FTS 750 or Hino 8Z 4x4 Cab Chassis 13,000Kg GVM Crew Cab only Approximately 3000 litres Waterous CLVK (Live Drive PTO) 1,900 litres per minute FESA standard, nearside location 1 x 25mm (30m) electric rewind 1 x 19mm (50m) electric rewind 1 monitor, two positions (near and off side) 6 x 64mm x 30m 6 x 38mm x 30m Basic Urban Standard FESA design Breathing Apparatus where approved

Hose Option Urban 3.4 Tanker - Can be considered on special request Wildfire/Urban Defensive Category 10 Capable of responding to wildfire but with capability to pump reticulated water in structural defence. To be considered for outer urban areas and complex towns. Normally Isuzu FTS 750 or Hino 8Z 4x4 Cab Chassis 13,000Kg GVM Crew Cab only Approximately 3000 litres Waterous CLVK (Live Drive PTO) 1,900 litres per minute FESA standard, nearside location 1 x 25mm (30m) electric rewind 1 x 19mm (50m) electric rewind 1 monitor, two positions (near and off side) 6 x 64mm x 30m 6 x 38mm x 30m Basic Urban Standard FESA design Breathing Apparatus where approved

Rural 4.4 Tanker Wildfire Category 11 Applicable as a stand-alone responding appliance or in support of smaller appliances. Large water capacity for remote areas. Normally Isuzu FTS 750 or Hino 8Z 4x4 Cab Chassis. 13,000 Kg GVM Single and Crew Cab Approximately 4,000 litres Single Cab Approximately 3,500 litres Crew Cab Hale AP50 (Live Drive PTO) 1800 litres per minute FESA standard, near side 1 x 25mm (30m) electric rewind 1 x 19mm (50m) electric rewind 1 monitor, two positions (near and off side) Basic Rural Standard FESA Design. Size of appliance should be considered.

Hose Broad Acre Tanker Wildfire Category 6 Applicable to rural, pastoral, agricultural areas with occasional wildfire incidents. Simple to operate appliance. Normally Isuzu FSS 550 or Hino 5Z 4x4 Cab Chassis 10,000 Kg GVM Single Cab only x 3 crew 2,700 litres Hatz Gaam Approximately 900 litres per minute Rural modified, nearside location 1 x 25mm (50m) electric rewind 1 x 19mm (30m) manual rewind 1 monitor, two positions (near and off side) 2 x 38mm x 30m Basic Rural Wildfire response only. Replaces slip on tankers.

Type and Design in Construction Final specifications to be confirmed as prototype is in development Water Carrier Wildfire Support Isuzu FVZ 1400 Designed for provision of water resource support in outer urban areas with high asset risks and in support of heli-tank operations. Also available for locations where smaller tankers are required for response with limited access to water. Drive Capability Water Capacity Pump Capacity 6 x Single Cab only x 2 crew Approximately 7,000 litres 9,000 litres Waterous CLVK 1800 lpm @ 10 bar FESA Standard 1 x 25mm (30m) reel 1 x 19mm (30m) manual rewind Nil Basic Rural Standard FESA Design