A crash between a train and a truck was simulated in Seymour as part of a multi-agency training exercise.
A multi-agency training exercise involving CFA, VICSES, Victoria Police, St John’s Ambulance, Ambulance Victoria, V/Line and the Department of Defence was recently held in Seymour.
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On Friday, June 6, a train versus truck collision was simulated with over 200 people participating in the event, including first responders, injured passengers and event observers.
From a hazmat incident to an amputation, the experience provided all involved with an opportunity to refine their first-response skills working alongside other agencies.
Members of CFA, SES, Victoria Police, St John’s Ambulance, Ambulance Victoria, V/Line and the Department of Defence were in Seymour for a multi-agency training exercise on Friday, June 6.
Members of the Department of Defence liaise with SES, police and Ambulance Victoria during a training exercise in Seymour on Friday, June 6.
CFA members prepare to participate in multi-agency training in Seymour on Friday, June 6.
A massive multi-agency training session in Seymour allowed emergency services to prepare for a vehicle vs train incident.
The multi-agency training involved rescuing ‘passengers’ from within the stricken train.
