Our latest order of jackets, vests and hats have arrived.
I’ll have them at the meeting, BUT
If you’re going to Seaside, I’d love for you to wear them there. A little noticability for our unit.
You can get in touch with me to pick yours up.
Our latest order of jackets, vests and hats have arrived.
I’ll have them at the meeting, BUT
If you’re going to Seaside, I’d love for you to wear them there. A little noticability for our unit.
You can get in touch with me to pick yours up.
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Here are some views (along with the photos posted previously) of the interior of the trailer taken through the back drop gate. The radio section is essentially from the far file cabinet back. On the left side of the picture is where the primary operating positions will be, and on the right side is where the Fema and Public Service equipment will be, all likely operated by
members of our unit. The front portion (about 1/4) of the trailer is for the IT section, and will be where their server and satellite equipment will be located.

Installation is going to take some planning and some playing to decide how to best install everything. There are a number of options, but in general the plan is to install only the control heads on the operating counter, and put the radio bodies underneath in one of several mounting configurations.

On picture left is the primary operating position area. Picture right will be FNARS and Public Service radios. This is shot through the back end drop gate
Once the preliminary planning is done, we will probably have a Saturday work day to accomplish the installation of the equipment. At that point anyone who wants to help will be able to participate, with some careful coordination of what’s done and how it’s done.
Posted in facilities, Uncategorized
Lisa has done some revisions of the Radio Operators Task list, and I’ve attached it to this poste, and will repost it in the sidebar under Training.
The modified requirements go beyond what’s published in the state plan, and more accurately reflect both the individual needs of our unit, and our desire to be the best trained unit in the state.
Lisa will be telling you more about our plans for finishing this process, so take a look at the revisions, and let’s get ready to rumble!
OR ARES OEM Traiining and Certifying revised 5-12-2012
Posted in Training