11/19/17 Manhattan Collapse Box 342

Signal73

Signal73

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Location: Broadway & Prince St

L-20 reporting a major scaffolding collapse.

Multiple people trapped

Major Collapse Matrix responding

B-2 total of 3 Pts

E-33,55
E-5 w/ R.C 1
L-20,8,9(Fast)
L-1(Soc Support)
B-2,
R-1,2
Sq-18 w/ 2nd Piece
Sq-252
D-1
Tac-1
RB,SB
FC,FCB
HM 1
HMB
Soc Logistics
Soc Compressor
Rebreather 1
 
Signal73 said:
Location: Broadway & Prince St

L-20 reporting a major scaffolding collapse.

Multiple people trapped

Major Collapse Matrix responding

B-2 total of 3 Pts

E-33,55
E-5 w/ R.C 1
L-20,8,9(Fast)
L-1(Soc Support)
B-2,
R-1,2
Sq-18 w/ 2nd Piece
Sq-252
D-1
Tac-1
RB,SB
FC,FCB
HM 1
HMB
Soc Logistics
Soc Compressor
Rebreather 1
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What is the response difference between a 10-60 and a Major Collapse Matrix?
 
You can see a major collapse response above. A 10-60 response consists of:

10-60 Major Emergency Response (e.g. collapse of a private dwelling, derailment of a subway car)
5 Engine Companies
3 Ladder Companies
4 Battalion Chiefs
1 Deputy Chief
1 FAST Unit
1 Rescue Task Force - which includes 1 Rescue Co., 1 Collapse Rescue, 1 Squad Co. w 2nd Piece
1 SOC Support Ladder (When a Collapse Rescue is transported by a SSL, no additional SSL is required)
1 Haz-Tac Officer
1 Rescue Paramedic Unit
1 Additional Rescue Co.
Rescue Battalion
Safety Battalion
1 Tactical Support Unit
SOC Logistics Support Unit
SOC Compressor Unit
Con Edison Vacuum Truck
Haz-Mat Battalion
Haz-Mat Company #1
Haz-Mat Technician Engine Company
Communication Unit
Field Communications Unit
Recuperation and Care (RAC) Unit
Public Information Officer

10-60 Code 1 Major Emergency Response - Enhanced 2nd Alarm - 10-60 assignment plus:
2nd Alarm if not transmitted prior to the 10-60 Code 1
5 Additional Engine companies
3 Additional Ladder Companies
2 Additional Battalion Chief's
1 Additional Deputy Chief
1 Additional Rescue Task Force
1 Air Recon Chief
1 Satellite Unit
1 SOC Dewatering Unit
Mobile Command Center
1 EMS Division Chief
1 EMS Deputy Chief
2 EMS Conditions Officers
1 OMA Response Physician
1 Haz-Tac Officer
1 Logistical Support Unit (LSU)
1 ALS Ambulance
2 BLS Ambulances
1 Rescue Paramedic Unit
1 Major Emergency Response Vehicle (MERV)
1 Mobile Respiratory Treatment Unit (MRTU)

Info per Frank Raffa's http://www.fdnewyork.com/
 
raybrag said:
You can see a major collapse response above. A 10-60 response consists of:

10-60 Major Emergency Response (e.g. collapse of a private dwelling, derailment of a subway car)
5 Engine Companies
3 Ladder Companies
4 Battalion Chiefs
1 Deputy Chief
1 FAST Unit
1 Rescue Task Force - which includes 1 Rescue Co., 1 Collapse Rescue, 1 Squad Co. w 2nd Piece
1 SOC Support Ladder (When a Collapse Rescue is transported by a SSL, no additional SSL is required)
1 Haz-Tac Officer
1 Rescue Paramedic Unit
1 Additional Rescue Co.
Rescue Battalion
Safety Battalion
1 Tactical Support Unit
SOC Logistics Support Unit
SOC Compressor Unit
Con Edison Vacuum Truck
Haz-Mat Battalion
Haz-Mat Company #1
Haz-Mat Technician Engine Company
Communication Unit
Field Communications Unit
Recuperation and Care (RAC) Unit
Public Information Officer

10-60 Code 1 Major Emergency Response - Enhanced 2nd Alarm - 10-60 assignment plus:
2nd Alarm if not transmitted prior to the 10-60 Code 1
5 Additional Engine companies
3 Additional Ladder Companies
2 Additional Battalion Chief's
1 Additional Deputy Chief
1 Additional Rescue Task Force
1 Air Recon Chief
1 Satellite Unit
1 SOC Dewatering Unit
Mobile Command Center
1 EMS Division Chief
1 EMS Deputy Chief
2 EMS Conditions Officers
1 OMA Response Physician
1 Haz-Tac Officer
1 Logistical Support Unit (LSU)
1 ALS Ambulance
2 BLS Ambulances
1 Rescue Paramedic Unit
1 Major Emergency Response Vehicle (MERV)
1 Mobile Respiratory Treatment Unit (MRTU)

Info per Frank Raffa's http://www.fdnewyork.com/
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OK - WoW thanks for such a comprehensive reply, so just a "few" additional units are assigned on a 10-60.

Why is it called a Collapse Matrex rather then a Collapse Response.  Actually, I remember dispatchers used to tell chiefs that they were getting a full collapse response do to calls.
 
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