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Emergency magazine - September 2005

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Page 1 (PDF / 259 KB)

• Cover photo: Preparations are underway ahead of this year’s bushfire season. In Brisbane, DES unveiled its new State Operations Coordination Centre (see page 5), which will play a critical role in responding to major bushfire outbreaks, while in country areas, rural firefighters have been busy conducting numerous hazard reduction burns to reduce the State’s fuel load (see page 24). Cover photo by Mark Cross.

Page 2 (PDF / 465 KB)

• Emergency magazine information and contacts.

Page 3 (PDF / 268 KB)

• Contents

Page 4 (PDF / 120 KB)

• From the Minister
• From the Director-General
• Sandgate lodge owner fined

Page 5 (PDF / 128 KB)

• Centre to aid disaster response

Page 6 (PDF / 176 KB)

• Minister hits the road
• Our firefighters play very diverse roles

Page 7 (PDF / 158 KB)

• FNR welcomes new training facility
• In brief:
  • Service medals
  • Command and control
  • Oxley turns 50

Page 8 (PDF / 206 KB)

• ICPs study for Graduate Diploma
• Ambulance Week 05 another great success

Page 9 (PDF / 139 KB)

• QUT to offer new paramedic degree

Page 10 (PDF / 184 KB)

• RAR course for Coen SES
• CDRS committed to a safer Queensland

Page 11 (PDF / 148 KB)

• Coast Guard commanders gather for conference
• In brief:
  • SES Week
  • Jumper winched
  • Mt Isa search

Page 12-13 (PDF / 157 KB)

• Planning and preparation critical for effective disaster response

Page 14-15 (PDF / 263 KB)

• Safety message learnt by accident

Page 16-19 (PDF / 334 KB)

• chem services: The leader in hazardous substance management
  By Travis Bell

Page 20-21 (PDF / 324 KB)

• Fire Awareness Week 2005. Fire: How prepared are you?

Page 22 (PDF / 127 KB)

• QAS helps Army medics broaden skills

Page 23 (PDF / 183 KB)

• QAS hosts Chinese delegation
• Local rescue crew learns ‘spark of life’

Page 24 (PDF / 136 KB)

• Fire season preparations underway

Page 25 (PDF / 175 KB)

• Difficult search ends in sadness
• Vollie brolly takes SES by storm

Page 26 (PDF / 145 KB)

• Cadet groups provide opportunities
• Blue card reminder for staff and volunteers

Page 27 (PDF / 117 KB)

• NICP improves Indigenous employment prospects
• Kids flock to Ekka display

Page 28 (PDF / 201 KB)

• QFRS personnel graduate
• Tech rescue crews hit mill

Page 29 (PDF / 167 KB)

• Crews out in force at Narangba incident
• Lucky escape for four

Page 30 (PDF / 193 KB)

• Firies ready for bridge climb
• Two minutes with... Kerry Robins

Page 31 (PDF / 181 KB)

• Mt Gravatt turns 50
• 28 Station unveils new appliance

Page 32 (PDF / 158 KB)

• Calendar boys meet patients
• Academic award for QFRS officers

Page 33 (PDF / 125 KB)

• FMB created in restructure

Page 34 (PDF / 158 KB)

• station profile: Goondiwindi, the country town that never sleeps

Page 35 (PDF / 167 KB)

• Families of crash victims say thank you
• Guards commended for CPR skills

Page 36 (PDF / 100 KB)

• Clinical challenge
• Last month’s clinical response

Page 37 (PDF / 200 KB)

• QAS paramedic makes misson to Africa

Page 38-39 (PDF / 257 KB)

• Paramedics take on kokoda challenge
  By ICP Ian Tucker
• Emergency reader survey results

Page 40 (PDF / 352 KB)

• Advertisement: Queensland Police Credit Union Limited

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