Station emergency response system (SERS) [Book].

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Diamond Creek : Diamond Creek Fire Brigade, 2006.Description: 19 p. : iil. ; + CD-ROM (Copy of submission)Subject(s):

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Review: The Station Emergency Response System (SERS) is a Fire Station Based System designed primarily to assist CFA Firefighters when responding to Emergencies. It helps to ensure that emergency service personnel are better equipped to arrive at the right time, armed with the right information.

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The Station Emergency Response System (SERS) is a Fire Station Based System designed primarily to assist CFA Firefighters when responding to Emergencies. It helps to ensure that emergency service personnel are better equipped to arrive at the right time, armed with the right information.

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