RAYNET involvement in Exercises

'Exercise Saturday Night Fever', October 1997, simulated storms in Wakefield. RAYNET provided communications between the two rest centres and Control in the Civic Hall.

'Exercise Sidings', March 1992, a simulated railway accident in Ipswich. RAYNET provided communications between hospitals, ambulances, the Services' control vehicles, ambulance control within the inner cordon, British Rail and other people such as CEPO.

If you think you might want Raynet to help in a live incident, it is sensible to involve us in any exercises you organise. All the usual reasons apply:

• Problems are discovered when it is not 'for real'
• You get to know what we can provide
• We get to know your ways of working and what you will want
• It trains us in aspects specific to your operations
• The various groups and individuals who will work together in a live incident get to know each other

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