MAN TGA - DG53 FWM

Date of registration: 3rd February 2004
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Fleet number: Withdrawn
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National Call Sign:  
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Coachbuilder: Marshall Specialist Vehicles
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Type: Incident Response Unit
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Livery: Battenberg
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Home Station:  
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Planned replacement date:
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Allocation history: Chelmsford (2005 - February 2018)

 

The IRU provides the capability for mass-decontamination at the scene of a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear incident. Each IRU carries two decon units that are capable of treating up to 200 people per hour. Additional equipment carried includes disrobe and re-robe packs, pumps, water heaters, lights, hoses, gas-tight suits and detection and monitoring equipment such as radiation dosimeters and survey meters. Consumable materials such as detergents, disrobe packs and re-robe packs will be replenished by disrobe and re-robe modules. Essex County Fire and Rescue Service does not have the MDD disrobe and MDR rerobe pods. Neighbouring services in Cambridgeshire, London and Suffolk can provide these facilities.

Essex FRS MAN TGA DG53 FWM on the 9th of June 2007 at Chelmsford Fire Station

Essex FRS MAN TGA DG53 FWM on the 9th of June 2007 at Chelmsford Fire Station

Essex FRS MAN TGA DG53 FWM on the 9th of June 2007 at Chelmsford Fire Station

Essex FRS MAN TGA DG53 FWM on the 9th of June 2007 at Chelmsford Fire Station