Posts by Caolan753

Good going so far we have grown to over 6 members in a few hours, so If anyone wants to join come on over.

I have created a discord for the game.

https://discord.gg/yHNrZYr

I have created an un-official discord server for the new game if people want to join.

https://discord.gg/yHNrZYr

Will there be an option to transfer accounts as I have been playing for 2 years and I don't want to earn 50million credits again.

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Hi, I'd recommend you use EMS chiefs as whatever your particular services has, for example my service (NWAS) doesn't have many but the ones they do have are unmarked. I know SECAMB use team leader vehicles and WMAS have Incident Officers. These vehicles are Bronze Command who provide the actual on scene command.
I volunteer for St John Ambulance and we have whats called a Duty Officer, they will be sent to calls which have multiple resources on scene to co-ordinate better or may be tasked with managing a specific area for example we generally have one at our alcohol reception centres. We also then have different officers such as the Welfare Officer (incharge of child and adult welfare whether that be intoxicated people or something else), Treament Centre Manager, and then Tactical Commander (Silver Command) and Strategic Commander (Gold Commander), Tactical and Strategic are really seen doing the nitty gritty bits but are often hidden away in our command/control post and give commands specifically to the bronze commanders. Additionally, bronze commanders are assigned a district/area control e.g north, south, west, east.

The NHS and Ambulance Services use a simmilar structure of Bronze, Silver and Gold command, also simmilar to that used by the police, fire and other emergency services.

Bronze Command - The ones actually on scene organising and commanding things.

Silver Command - Rarely seen in the field but can be, normally the highest ranking person on duty e.g an ambulance area manager/sector manager/consultant paramedic etc or in hospital the Director of Nursing, or other director etc. Can be deployed to the actual incident if required and if it's very large but generally stay in the emergency operations centre or wherever based in hospital.

Gold Command - These will never go to the actual incident because their role is much bigger than just managing the incident, there role is to manage the active incident and everything it affects. Having a terrorist attack and needing 30 ambulances for it doesn't just mean others will stop dying, therefor the Gold Commander has to coordinate the overall continued safe and stable delivery of service whilst still attending to the major incident. They often do this by drafting in additional resources whether that be external organisations e.g St John Ambulance, British Red Cross, bringing in units from other areas to cover that area or getting off duty staff. In hospital gold command is the NHS itself who will not just be coordinating one hospitals response to a major incident but multiple, as in the event of a major incident casualties will be distributed across multiple hospitals with the most serious going to the MTC (Major Trauma Centre). The NHS trust or NHS England will be the gold commander.

Hope this helped

Also, this is no where near a full UK setup but I am close to completing Merseyside. I have 11 police stations, 14 ambulances stations, and 23 fire stations, I also have some stations in Warrington/Runcorn/Widnes which is North Cheshire. I plan on expanding into Greater Manchester once I am fully finished with Merseyside.

Thanks for that overview of the roles of the different level of commanders.

All my units are based in the north west so I will take some advice from what you said above and rename my units to accommodate the real life equivalents.
This is my North West setup

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Would you say that the IROs or clinical team leaders would be Silver commanders? Or would they be gold ( Do gold commanders even go to the scene or do they just manage and run the scene from the central control room?)

Wow, i wish i had a setup like that, what is you maximum number of calls ? Also what do you use for your ems chief?

Any chance of a screen shot?

@TACRfan

After seeing one of the forum posts about the NYFD setup, I was curious if anyone has got a full UK set up.

Will there ever be a setting to only have one service callouts? As this will allow more freedom of gameplay.
As I would like to alternate between police and ambulance calls depending on what service I want to dispatch for.

I currently have a all ambo layout for my UK setup, but I want to include fly cars as well.

so my questions are what category medical calls can fly cars clear on scene is is A and B calls?
Secondly do the flycars travel at a faster speed than regular ambos?

Thanks for all you help.

Every time I play mission chief now after the new GUI update I get a white screen of death and it does not go until a browser reset.

So Is there a was of reverting to the old GUI layout?

What is the maximum number of planned events such as checkpoints and football games?

This is mine

https://www.missionchief.com/a…4cc68f8c29913aa638489b7fb

It has loads of missions and vehicles tailored to the UK

Is a EMS chief needed for custom alliance missions eg in my alliance I run a major incident with 20+ causalities

Edit- Answered my own question the ems chief is needed for custom missions

Does anyone know the ration of ems chiefs to casualties, is it 25 casualties to 1 ems chief?

It would be really helpful if we were able to filter the calls we have between Fire Police and ems so that i can focus on each one individually.

In the UK police cars do not patrol with static blue lights, the only time they may possibly activate their lights when not in a emergency is the rear reds if they are stopped. But this is different in Germany for example and Spain where they do this. But in terns of mission chief it could be a bit fiddly to implement as you would have to have a 3 picture for the unit if it was animated for the patrol.

My personal advice is if you can sent then to a specialist in your alliance do that, but to be honest the hospital expansions only gives you an extra 75 credits per patient meaning you need over 334 patients that require that specialist care just to pay for the expansion itself, but with out a specialisation you get 500 credits (you get a bit more with the air ambulance and mass casualty unit)

Hope this helps,

Caolan753

Amazing, thank you.