The best in emergency management news, technologies and practices for experts in the field.
Emergency Management Podcast
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The best in emergency management news, technologies and practices for experts in the field.
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February 12, 2020
Commissioner Greg Leach QFES
In this episode, we talk to Greg Leach. The interview was recorded in November 2019 just prior to Greg taking up his new post as Commissioner of Queensland Fire and Emergency Services.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Greg has worked in emergency management for over 33 years. He commenced his career with the Country Fire Authority and then moved to Ambulance Victoria and most recently served with the Metropolitan Fire Brigade.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Ask questions or share your feedback<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Comment on the show notesEmail feedback@emergencymanagementpodcast.com (audio files welcome)Visit the contact page<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Connect with me<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Subscribe to the Emergency Management Podcast on Apple Podcasts or AndroidJoin the Facebook Page
November 15, 2019
Victoria State Emergency Service – David Baker
In this episode of the Emergency Management Podcast, we interview Deputy Chief Officer David Baker from the Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES). The VICSES is the control agency for flood, storm, tsunami earthquake and landslide in Victoria (Australia).<br /> <br /> In this episode, we discuss:<br /> What do SES volunteers do?<br /> The volunteers at VICSES have a range of emergency management responsibilities. Volunteers respond to natural disasters including:<br /> <br /> flood,<br /> storm,<br /> earthquake,<br /> tsunami and<br /> landslide.<br /> <br /> SES volunteers also provide road rescue services.<br /> VICSES also assist the Victoria Police in search and rescue operations.<br /> Are all SES volunteers?<br /> In 2018 VICSES had approximately:<br /> <br /> 3,547 Operational volunteers<br /> 910 Support Volunteers<br /> 80 Permanent operational staff<br /> 120 Permanent support staff<br /> <br /> VicSES Values<br /> In 2017, VICSES started a process to define its values. VICSES values include:<br /> <br /> We pride ourselves on our credibility<br /> We are part of our community<br /> Safety drives our decisions<br /> Focused and adaptable<br /> Together we are VICSES<br /> <br /> VICSES Operational Capability Strategy<br /> The aim of the Operational Capability Strategy is to explain both the rationale and the underpinning principles for the development and maintenance of operational capability of VICSES. <br /> Emergency Services Infrastructure Authority<br /> The aim of the Emergency Services Infrastructure Authority (ESIA) is to improve the delivery of emergency services infrastructure in Victoria. Currently, ESIA is delivering infrastructure for the Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES), and Life Saving Victoria (LSV) built infrastructure projects and Marine Search and Rescue (MSAR) sector vessels.<br /> We work as one<br /> The ethos of "We work as one" is a shared goal identified by Emergency Management Victoria. "We work as one" places a priority on both government and agencies working together cooperatively to enable a flexible and networked response that supports the community.<br /> The best piece of advice<br /> Mark Crosweller, AFSM - "‘imagine the unimaginable’ and act accordingly" - Improving our capability to better plan for, respond to, and recover from severe-to-catastrophic level disasters by Mark Crosweller<br /> <br /> Richard de Crespigny (Captain of QF32) - At the beginning of the Singapore/Sydney leg of flight QF32, one of four engines exploded. The damage to the aircraft was extensive.<br /> <br /> <br /> What is the SES phone number in Victoria?<br /> For emergencies how do you call SES?<br /> In Victoria, you can call 132 500 for flood, storm, tsunami and earthquake emergency.<br /> For life-threatening emergencies call Triple Zero (000).<br /> Victoria Head Office<br /> 168 Sturt StreetSouthbank, Victoria 3006<br /> Phone: (03) 9256 9000International: +613 9256 9000<br /> Ask questions or share your feedback<br /> <br /> Comment on the show notes<br /> Email feedback@emergencymanagementpodcast.com (audio files welcome)<br /> Visit the contact page<br /> <br /> Connect with me<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Subscribe to the Emergency Management Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Android<br /> Join the Facebook Page
October 16, 2019
Burn Injury Prevention – Andrew Smith
In this episode of the Emergency Management Podcast, we discuss burn injury prevention with Senior Station Officer Andrew Smith from the Country Fire Authority, located in Victoria, Australia.<br /> Here are some links that you might like to read for further information:<br /> <br /> The Royal Children's Hospital - Guideline - Burns/management of burn wounds<br /> Trauma Victoria - Paediatric Burns Sub Guideline<br /> Alfred Hospital - Burns Management Guidelines<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Ask questions or share your feedback<br /> <br /> Comment on the show notes<br /> Email feedback@emergencymanagementpodcast.com (audio files welcome)<br /> Visit the contact page<br /> <br /> Connect with me<br /> <br /> Subscribe to the Emergency Management Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Android<br /> Join the Facebook Page
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