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BLS |
Basic Life Support |
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ALS |
Advanced Life Support |
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MCI |
Multiple Casualty Incident |
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Medical Aid - A Level |
Non-Emergency Medical |
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One Engine or Quint |
Quint is a truck that can also pump water.
This dispatch is used for various emergencies; ex. to investigate, or
fight small
non-structural fires. |
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Medical
Emergencies and Vehicle Accidents
may be denoted with letter codes ranging from A
to D
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A signifies
the least serious and D the
most serious emergency or accident. |
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Airport Emergencies range from Alarm 1 (A1) to
Alarm 7 (A7)
A1 On Ground Mechanical or Emergency
A2 In Flight Mechanical or Emergency
A3 Fire or Crash
A4 Bomb on a Flight
A5 Bomb in an Airport
A6 Hijack Situation
A7 Structure Fire at Airport
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Haz-Mat or Hazardous Materials Emergencies
Level I Fuel spills of less than 25
gallons
Level IF Chemical odors or natural gas line
leaks with lines 4 inches or smaller
Level IP Level I or Level IF with
victims/patients
Level II Chemicals other than fuel, or
quantities of fuel greater than 25 gallons
Level III Ex. Train derailment/accident/and
possibly fire
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