DLA 9-1-1 DISPATCHING

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  1. 2. A SPECIFIC WAREHOUSE SECTOR DESIGNATED IN THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
  2. 4. A DEDICATED RADIO CHANNEL FOR MANAGING A SPECIFIC INCIDENT.
  3. 5. A DISPATCHER SCHEDULED WORK PERIOD ON THE CONSOLE.
  4. 11. AUTOMATED SIGNAL INDICATING FIRE OR UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS.
  5. 12. ORDERED CLEARING OF A WAREHOUSE DUE TO AN EMERGENCY.
  6. 14. ACCIDENTAL CHEMICAL OR FUEL LEAK ON THE WAREHOUSE FLOOR.
  7. 15. THE SECURED OUTER BOUNDARY OF THE INSTALLATION.
  8. 20. CAMERA SYSTEM USED BY DISPATCH TO MONITOR WAREHOUSE ACTIVITY.
  9. 21. LOADING AREA WHERE MANY INDUSTRIAL TRUCK ACCIDENTS CAN OCCUR.
  10. 22. THE COORDINATION OF COMPLEX OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAINS.
  11. 24. AN EMERGENCY EVENT REQUIRING A COORDINATED RESPONSE.
  12. 25. EQUIPMENT NEEDED ON A DEPOT TOWER FOR RADIO TRANSMISSIONS.
  13. 31. MASSIVE DLA DISTRIBUTION SITE LOCATED IN PENNSYLVANIA.
  14. 33. EMPLOYEE ISOLATED IN A LARGE WAREHOUSE REQUIRING WELFARE CHECKS.
  15. 38. LARGE-SCALE MILITARY STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION FACILITY.
  16. 39. REQUESTING OFF-BASE CITY FIRE OR POLICE RESOURCES FOR A MAJOR EVENT.
  17. 41. STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES FOLLOWED BY DISPATCHERS.
  18. 42. DANGEROUS GOODS INVOLVED IN A WAREHOUSE CHEMICAL RELEASE.
  19. 43. COMPUTER AIDED SYSTEM USED TO TRACK EMERGENCY CALLS.
  20. 44. IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED FOR FACILITY ACCESS.
  21. 47. PHYSICAL BARRIER USED FOR SECURITY OR TRAFFIC CONTROL AT A DEPOT.
  22. 49. SPECIFIC RADIO WAVE ASSIGNED TO EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS.
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  1. 1. LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONDERS DISPATCHED TO A SECURITY THREAT.
  2. 3. WOODEN BASE USED FOR STACKING BULK MATERIEL.
  3. 6. THE INITIAL EMERGENCY PERSONNEL TO ARRIVE ON SCENE.
  4. 7. DEFENSE AGENCY MANAGING THE DISTRIBUTION NETWORK.
  5. 8. INSTALLATION ENTRY POINT CONTROLLED BY SECURITY.
  6. 9. EMERGENCY REQUIRING TRUCKS HOSES AND SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS.
  7. 10. SECURING ALL INSTALLATION DOORS DUE TO AN ACTIVE THREAT.
  8. 13. THE MULTI-SCREEN WORKSTATION USED BY A 9-1-1 OPERATOR.
  9. 16. TALL STORAGE SHELVING THAT POSES A COLLAPSE HAZARD.
  10. 17. FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE FOR A SMALL PALLET FIRE.
  11. 18. THE ACT OF SENDING FIRST RESPONDERS TO AN INCIDENT.
  12. 19. AUDIBLE WARNING DEVICE ON RESPONDING EMERGENCY VEHICLES.
  13. 23. RADIO CALL INDICATING RESPONDERS HAVE SECURED THE SCENE.
  14. 26. VEHICLE DISPATCHED TO A MEDICAL EMERGENCY.
  15. 27. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (ABBR.).
  16. 28. MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT LIKE FORKLIFTS (ABBR.).
  17. 29. PROHIBITED ITEMS DISCOVERED BY SECURITY AT THE GATE CHECKPOINT.
  18. 30. EMERGENCY CALL FOR AN INJURED OR UNCONSCIOUS WORKER.
  19. 32. MILITARY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES BEING STORED OR SHIPPED.
  20. 34. TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION DEVICE USED WITH FIELD UNITS.
  21. 35. DETERMINING THE FASTEST PATH FOR A RESPONDER THROUGH A MASSIVE WAREHOUSE COMPLEX.
  22. 36. PRIORITIZING PATIENTS IN A MASS CASUALTY WAREHOUSE ACCIDENT.
  23. 37. TEMPORARY INCIDENT MANAGEMENT LOCATION.
  24. 40. PASSING A 9-1-1 CALL TO ANOTHER JURISDICTION OR DISPATCH AGENCY.
  25. 43. LIFESAVING CHEST COMPRESSION TECHNIQUE (ABBR.).
  26. 45. COMMON WAREHOUSE VEHICLE OFTEN INVOLVED IN INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS.
  27. 46. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBLE FOR BASE PROTECTION AND ACCESS CONTROL.
  28. 48. AUTOMATED DEVICE USED TO RESTART A HEART (ABBR.).