be a combined Pumper/HAZMAT truck, or Pumper/Rescue) There is one statewide HAZMAT truck, which is based at Burnside CFS that responds to any HAZMAT incident in the state. It carries extra air cylinders for the Breathing Apparatus as well as gas tight suits, atmospheric monitoring equipment, and other specialised equipment. Vehicle inventory According to the Basic Firefighting 1 (BF1) manual, the CFS vehicles are such: 73 Urban appliances 515 Rural Appliances 7 Multi purpose appliances 1 state HAZMAT response appliance 71 Command vehicles 11 Rescue Vehicles 19 Tankers 150 Miscellaneous transport vehicles Training Skills Training The CFS pays for all its volunteers to be trained to the required level. It has a world class training centre at Brukunga, in the Adelaide Hills, where the specialised courses are held. However, some courses are trained by other services or companies, like first aid, given by St John Ambulance SA. There is another training centre, called the south coast training centre, but it is not as well equipped, nor funded. Here is a list of some of the courses available. Basic Fire Fighting 1 (BFF1) (Basic training course) (Nationally accredited) Suppress Wildfire (Level 2) (Nationally accredited) Defensive Fire Suppression (Level 3) (Nationally accredited) Plantation Fire Fighting Operate Breathing Apparatus Open Circuit (Nationally accredited) Compartment Fire Behaviour (Nationally accredited) Hazmat (Nationally accredited) Road crash rescue (Nationally accredited) Applied First Aid Advanced Resuscitation Rope Rescue (Nationally accredited) AIIMS incident management (Nationally accredited) Leadership Navigate in Urban and Rural Environments Global Positioning Systems Instructor Leadership (Nationally accredited) SPAM (Stress Prevention And Management) Train Small Groups Flammable Liquids (FL)/ Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) Workshop Atmosphere Monitoring Weekly Training Most urban stations have a weekly training, the time of this training differs between brigades. (Some brigades opt to have 2 training days a week, so that all members can attend). In this training time CFS members will revise skills which they have learnt in skill training. This training time is also used for organisation and maintenance. Below is a list of common things that happen on Training nights. Testing of equipment Pumps, pumping and draughting Social Games with other brigades Map reading, and navigation Communication skills Mock Search and Rescue Vehicle and station maintenance Fitness tests Mock Vehicle accidents Mock running grass fire Other mock incidents Deaths in the line of duty As of 2022, 16 deaths have occurred in the line of duty. See also 1983 Ash