[TheList] Emergency Services Protocols and Call Signs

Sun Apr 12 18:35:52 AEST 2020

Manawatu comms can be very laid back (depending on the operator 
obviously) - im sure it makes everyone's shift go a lot smoother when 
the units make a joke or two and comms goes along with it. Certainly 
entertaining to listen to.

On 12/04/2020 8:28 p.m., Stuart Old wrote:
> Fire around the BOP are very good with their Protocols
> Police, however can be like you mentioned and it does seem to create a 
> good rapport.
>
> On Sun, 12 Apr 2020 at 20:22, James Nicholson <jayswipe at gmail.com 
> <mailto:jayswipe at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     Hi everyone.
>
>     Until early March, I had plans to make my way down to the South
>     Island to do some scanning in the Dunedin and Otago Rural areas.
>     Unfortunately, due to current events, I had to postpone my trip.
>
>     On this trip I was going to focus primarily on emergency services
>     radio dispatch procedures and call signs.
>
>     Where I live, the Auckland metro Police channels are quite
>     disciplined (thankfully, due to high radio traffic), whereas, on
>     Waikato Rural, things can be a little more colloquial. The neat
>     thing about that is it can sometimes allow information to flow
>     easily when the dispatcher has that rapport with regional Police
>     units. Fire, as I’ve observed in Region 1, have very good dispatch
>     protocols.
>
>     Can any South Island members who are regularly scanning emergency
>     services prove feedback/commentary? Any other regions, please
>     reply too.
>
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