FDNY-EMS response to fires

rdm258

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Does FDNY EMS have a certain response to 10-75's and greater alarms. When would the MERV go and trucks like that. thank you
 
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I did look and might of over looked it. In the 10 codes just states what the emergency is, not the dispatch response. For example if a 10-75 is transmitted, does the type of occupancy of the bldg change the response. Vacant=1 BLS, OMD=1 BLS,1 ALS.etc... Something like that was trying to find. Where I work it does? We don't have BLS just ALS trucks. Will send 1 at first and than a 2 is dispatched when a working alarm has been given. 1 for triage/rehab the other transport if need be.
 
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merv goes on 2nd alarms,and can be special called to an all hands during harsh weather

ems on a 10-76 response

1 - Division Captain
2 - Conditions Officers
1 - BLS ambulances
1 - ALS ambulance

10-76/2nd alarm

1 - Deputy Chief
1 - Division Captain
1 - Conditions Officer
1 - Haz-Tac Officer
3 - BLS ambulances
1 - ALS ambulance
1 - Major Emergency Response Vehicle
1 - Logistical Support Unit
1 - Mobile Respiratory Treatment Unit


on a 10-60

EMS resources assigned on a 10-60 include:
1 - EMS Division Chief
1 - EMS Deputy Chief
2 - EMS Division Captains
3 - EMS Conditions Officers
1 - Haz-Tac Officer
2 - ALS Ambulance
4 - BLS Ambulances
1 - OMA Response Physician
1 - Logistical Support Unit (LSU)
1 - Major Emergency Response Vehicle (MERV)
1 - Mobile Respiratory Treatment Unit (MRTU)


i had saved these off another site i think tbenedick had posted them
 
rdm258

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WOW,thank you for your response, anesti. That is some response. God Bless the FDNY. They are so prepared and equipped.
 
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anesti said:
on a 10-60

EMS resources assigned on a 10-60 include:
1 - EMS Division Chief
1 - EMS Deputy Chief
2 - EMS Division Captains
3 - EMS Conditions Officers
1 - Haz-Tac Officer
2 - ALS Ambulance
4 - BLS Ambulances
1 - OMA Response Physician
1 - Logistical Support Unit (LSU)
1 - Major Emergency Response Vehicle (MERV)
1 - Mobile Respiratory Treatment Unit (MRTU)
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What's the point in having all this kit if you only have four paras and ten or so techs to use it? Are there seriously only 6 ambulances sent? When do you need more officers than medics?
 
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The problem with EMS, (has been better lately) was that they would send units and say check and tell me what you need.  I don't know how many times I responded to things and never got close to what the Matrix said. We asked they would say it's a recommended guideline only. It wasn't like the FD, were you give the signal and the dispatcher fills it out based on the matrix. I would say the recently it has been alot better and you do get more units then in the past.

The 10-60's are used for building collapses and things like that.  Ambulances will be called as needed and the 4 and 2 is just the basic they want sent.
 
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tbendick said:
The problem with EMS, (has been better lately) was that they would send units and say check and tell me what you need.  I don't know how many times I responded to things and never got close to what the Matrix said. We asked they would say it's a recommended guideline only. It wasn't like the FD, were you give the signal and the dispatcher fills it out based on the matrix. I would say the recently it has been alot better and you do get more units then in the past.

The 10-60's are used for building collapses and things like that.  Ambulances will be called as needed and the 4 and 2 is just the basic they want sent.
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When you mention, "Ambulances will be called as needed and the 4 and 2 is just the basic they want sent", Are you referring to 4 BLS and 2 ALS ambulances ???  Thank you !!
 
 
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Yes. the 4 and 2 is BLS vs ALS.  Sorry for the delay in responding. I would have to look at the matrix again, one of them had something with the amount of patients but I cant remember it.
 
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aloha, didn't FDNY EMS add a rescue type of ambulance, kinda like the haztac. i forgot the term they used i saw it somewhere.also what would they carry. thanks again.
 
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ems response to the 10-60, how many are haztec, rescue,?  and how about a 10-66 ems response  thanks
 
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HelsinkiVolunteer said:
Just btw. what is the main difference between a MERV and a MRTU?
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Just Click on the "EMS section" of this site, and go through page 1 and 2. Alot has been discussed there. Basically MERV stands for Mobile Emergency Room Vehicle, and MRTU stands for Mobile Respiratory Therapy Unit.
 
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