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  • FRNSW uses RPAS for assessing unsafe structures with detailed imagery and video.
  • RPAS technology aids engineers in developing safe demolition plans for damaged buildings.
  • Emergency Operations Centre coordinates multi-agency support for FRNSW operations.

Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) remote piloted aircraft (RPAS) have assisted building engineers and demolition experts to assess the damaged structure.

With the structure too unsafe to enter, FRNSW Aviation Unit has used RPAS assets and technology to provide detailed imagery and video to engineers and demolition contractors. The imagery and video will assist contractors to develop a safe and effective plan to render the structure safe.

FRNSW firefighters

FRNSW firefighters remain on scene to ensure that shouldering fires do not break out and take hold.

An Emergency Operations Center was set up on Friday, 26 May 2023, in order to coordinate the operations of multiple agencies, who are assisting and supporting Fire and Rescue NSW.

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