By Sally A. Atento
LEGAZPI CITY, July 25 (PIA) -- The Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) regional office in Bicol led a seminar on Restricted Land Mobile Communication Equipment to enhance the knowledge of radio and telephone operators in handling land mobile radio equipment in the operations of the bureau.
Maria Simona Cemitara, BFP 5 information officer, said the seminar is part of the duties and functions of the BFP to provide continuing education to its organic personnel.
Around 65 BFP personnel from the special rescue unit (SRU) and radio and telephone operator groups all over the region attended the seminar.
BFP 5 Investigation and Intelligence Section chief SFO2 Aramis Aristhedes Balde said participants were likewise reminded of their responsibilities and obligations.
“With the conduct of this seminar, it is expected that radio usage in the Bureau will improve considerably for it is in good communication that fire services will be better delivered to our stakeholders,” she said.
Among the topics discussed are Radio Communication Laws and Regulations, Licensing Procedures, Traffic Handling Procedures and Interference and Operation of Land Mobile Radio Equipment. (MAL/SAA/PIA5/MSC-BFP5)
LEGAZPI CITY, July 25 (PIA) -- The Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) regional office in Bicol led a seminar on Restricted Land Mobile Communication Equipment to enhance the knowledge of radio and telephone operators in handling land mobile radio equipment in the operations of the bureau.
Maria Simona Cemitara, BFP 5 information officer, said the seminar is part of the duties and functions of the BFP to provide continuing education to its organic personnel.
Around 65 BFP personnel from the special rescue unit (SRU) and radio and telephone operator groups all over the region attended the seminar.
BFP 5 Investigation and Intelligence Section chief SFO2 Aramis Aristhedes Balde said participants were likewise reminded of their responsibilities and obligations.
“With the conduct of this seminar, it is expected that radio usage in the Bureau will improve considerably for it is in good communication that fire services will be better delivered to our stakeholders,” she said.
Among the topics discussed are Radio Communication Laws and Regulations, Licensing Procedures, Traffic Handling Procedures and Interference and Operation of Land Mobile Radio Equipment. (MAL/SAA/PIA5/MSC-BFP5)
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