Скачать или смотреть Oulu Rakennuspalo Keskisuuri 25.6.2021 | Oulu-Koillismaa 30, 121, 131 & 133

Omakotitalo tuhoutui Knuutilankankaalla. Talon asukkaat pääsivät itse pois.

Kohteessa:
ROK30, 101, 103, 1032, 1062, 109, 121, 131 & 133
EPP01 & 126
POU105

A house perished in a Oulu neighborhood. Residents of the house got out without any further trouble.

On scene:
Rescue units: ROK30 (Fire Commander), 101 (Engine), 103 (Water Tender), 1032 (2nd Water Tender), 1062 (2nd Aerial Platform), 109 (Logistics/Overhaul), 121 (Engine), 131 (Engine) & 133 (Water Tender)
EMS units: EPP01 (Medical Supervisor) & 126 (ALS Ambulance)
Police units: POU105 (Patrol unit)

Units on scene, station wise:
Station 10: ROK101 (Engine), 103 (Water tender), 1032 (2nd Water Tender), 1062 (2nd Aerial Platform), 109 (Logistics/Overhaul)
Station 12: ROK30 (Fire Commander), 121 (Engine), EPP126 (ALS Ambulance)
Station 13: ROK131 (Engine) & 133 (Water Tender)

How rescue/ems unit callsigns work in Finland:
Example 1, ROK101: R (Rescue) OK (Department/Area) 10 (Station Number) 1 (Means of use, in this case Engine)
Ex 2, ROK133: R (Rescue) OK (Department/Area) 13 (Station Number) 3 (Means of use, in this case Water Tender)
Ex 3, ROK1062: R (Rescue) OK (Department/Area) 10 (Station Number) 6 (Means of use, in this case Aerial Platform) 2 (Serial Number/Secondary Unit/Spare Unit)
Ex 4, ROK30: R (Rescue) OK (Department/Area) 30 (Fire Commander)
Logic behind callsigns differ between commanding vehicles and engines/aerial platforms/water tenders etc.

EMS units don't usually have station number(s) in their callsigns, disregarding some area exeptions.
Ex 5, EPP126: E (EMS) PP (Health Care District) 1 (Area) 2 (Means of use, in this case ALS Ambulance) 6 (Serial Number)
Ex 6, EPP01: E (EMS) PP (Health Care District) 0 (Area, means all areas inside the HCD) 1 (Means of use, in this case Medical Supervisor)