Bridge crossing over the Condamine River in Southern Queensland, Australia
May 2008
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Bridge crossing safety презентация
Содержание
- 1. Bridge crossing safety
- 2. Flooding in the upper Condamine in early
- 4. A car appears on the far side
- 5. Ignoring the “Road Closed” sign, he heads
- 7. Yes, he’s towing a boat.
- 8. The river is about 150 meters across and the current is really strong.
- 9. This chart shows the peak of the
- 10. The Bridge is normally 6-7 meters above the water level here.
- 11. The current pushes the vehicle and boat downstream.
- 12. Note that there is now way to tell whether the bridge has been washed away.
- 14. Note also the youthful passenger—a great lesson
- 15. The driver seemed nonchalant as he opened
- 16. Questions Would you like to be his
- 17. Closing Thought From Frank Young, emergency management
Flooding in the upper Condamine in early January 2008 produced conditions unseen for more than a decade.
Слайд 2Flooding in the upper Condamine in early January 2008 produced conditions
unseen for more than a decade.
Слайд 4A car appears on the far side of the flooded bridge.
The driver seems to be thinking about going for it.
Слайд 5Ignoring the “Road Closed” sign, he heads straight in. Doesn’t even
bother walking in a little to check the depth.
Слайд 9This chart shows the peak of the flood recorded at the
bridge recording station. The crossing attempt was made at 6 p.m.—the highest possible level.
Слайд 14Note also the youthful passenger—a great lesson in risk management from
the kid’s father at the wheel.
Слайд 15The driver seemed nonchalant as he opened the doors to let
the water drain out. He announced that he had been through deeper water than that.
Слайд 16Questions
Would you like to be his insurance agent?
If he had a
snorkel, would he try to drive underwater?
Is this maneuver recommended in the owner’s manual?
Did he forget that he wasn’t in the boat, towing the vehicle, instead of vice versa?
Is this maneuver recommended in the owner’s manual?
Did he forget that he wasn’t in the boat, towing the vehicle, instead of vice versa?
Слайд 17Closing Thought
From Frank Young, emergency management director in Warren County, Ohio,
commenting during the March 2008 floods: “The biggest problem has been people driving into floodwater. There are a lot of stupid people. When that sign says, ‘Road closed, high water,’ that’s what it means.”
