Communications System Technical Planning Guide
In order for the planner(s) to proceed logically with the EMS planning process, an understanding of user local resources (data base) must be developed. the policy framework of
Developing and implementing common technical characteris-tics and guidelines for radio communication systems for early warning and disaster relief, would promote a common technical basis in planning for and responding effectively to an emergency.
2. Radio Procedures...........................................................16 This manual is written to provide a standard of operation and a guide for training and message handling techniques and net procedures for Radio Emergency Service operators at the national and as well as with local radio networks.
Radio Procedures The secret to working quickly and efficiently in an emergency net, is to use standard procedures. The techniques presented here are the most common. Many people with radios have a tendency to talk and/or repeat too much. Say what you need to say without unnecessary repeats.
Before receipting a message that is unclear, stations should request repetitions. For this purpose, the proword SAY AGAIN may be used alone or in conjunction with prowords that identify the portion of the message that is unclear. In com-plying with requests for repetitions, the transmitting station must identify the portion that is being repeated.
Emergency communications are not a just function of tech-nology and access alone. Information flows in cascades and chains, between the point of origin and ultimate use. Such cascades often involve multiple actors and points where information is interpreted, reformulated, and transmitted to the next set of actors.
Communication is difficult. Transmit each phrase twice. This proword may be used as an order, request, or as information Always obey the instructions of the net control station. If you disagree, argue about it after the operation or exercise; Be aware of your position in the net order of calling and answering.
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