Übersetzung für 'incident scene' von Englisch nach Deutsch

incident scene

Einsatzstelle {f} [Einsatzort von Rettungs­- oder Polizeikräften]

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incident

Affäre {f} [Zwischenfall]

Vorkommnis {n}

Inzident {m} [veraltet o. Informatik]

Geschehnis {n}

Einlage {f} [eingespielter Zwischenfall in einer militärischen Übung]mil.

Ereignis {n}

Vorfall {m}

Werbung

incident {adj}

einfallend [Strahlung, Licht, Schall]

critical incident

kritischer Zwischenfall {m}

kritisches Ereignis {n}QM

privacy incident

Datenschutzvorfall {m}law

incident light

auffallendes Licht {n}

Auflicht {n}opticsphoto.

without incident {adv}

ohne Zwischenfälle

incident report

Schadensbericht {m}

incident reporting

Zwischenfallerfassung {f}med.QM

incident position

Einfallsposition {f}phys.tech.

inciting incident

erregendes Moment {n}filmlit.theatre

security incident

Sicherheitsvorfall {m}

incident [INES]

Störfall {m} [INES-Skala]nucl.

• to operate within a safe perimeter of an emergency incident scene.
• However, in the case of multiple alarm fires, mass casualty incidents (MCIs) or large-scale hazardous material (hazmat) incidents, that municipality may call in resources from surrounding towns to either respond directly to the incident scene or take up quarters in their fire and EMS stations and respond to other incidents in that city or town when local crews are handling a protracted incident.
• Since 2013, the UK emergency services have been using new doctrine developed by the Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles (JESIP), which sets out the mnemonic METHANE as an aid to communicating information from the incident scene.
• Ukrainian emergency services and officials were unable to reach the incident scene due to ongoing fighting.
• The shooting led to the development of regional active shooter response training called Immediate Action, Rapid Deployment (IARD), which has become routine for any law enforcement agency to enter a critical incident scene, and to find and stop the threat as soon as possible.

• In 1999 the NSW Transport Management Centre (TMC) established Traffic Commander and Traffic Emergency Patrol (TEP) services throughout the Greater Urban Area of Sydney to provide 24-hour 365-day-a-year coverage to "Manage the traffic arrangements around an incident scene and return the road to normal operating conditions with the utmost urgency."
• Their duties are to assist police with neighborhood watch, intelligence gathering, and incident scene security.
• Revised procedures have been published as part of the PRISM (Primary Response Incident Scene Management) Guidance, which incorporates new evidence-based approaches to mass casualty decontamination.
• He said among the items taken from the incident scene were a mop, a man’s grey underwear, clothing, a pair of blue shorts, a pink underwear and a pair of blue bra.
• ISO 22317 gives various of recommendations on how to deal with spontaneous volunteers (SVs) that show up at the incident scene to help the official emergency management team.

• In particular, he denounced "the actions of the Chinese fishing vessel for immediately leaving the incident scene abandoning the 22 Filipino crewmen to the mercy of the elements", an action which he described as "cowardly."
• Approaching and sizing up a trauma incident scene is one of the most important primary steps that a pre-hospital care provider carefully does.
• from an incident scene. The general framework for context-aware system is being developed as Rover System which is designed to provide relevant information to decision makers about a situation at hand.
• The Major decides to avoid responsibility for the crime and calls his colleagues to the incident scene.
• At an incident scene it is important to identify the substance as soon as possible and to take the appropriate measures.

• The MWAA Fire & Rescue Department units from Fire Station 301 were among the first units on scene at the Pentagon, and staff & equipment from both airports operated at the incident scene for several days past the initial incident operations.
• Military actions would include dispatching response units; making incident scene reports; detecting and identifying the source; establishing a perimeter; collecting information; making hazard assessments and predictions; coordinating hospital and urgent care facilities; coordinating county and state response requests; and coordinating monitoring, surveying, and sampling operations.