Special Tactical Operation and Rescue Team of Malaysia

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Special Tactical Operation and Rescue Team of Malaysia
Pasukan Khas Operasi, Taktikal dan Penyelamat Malaysia
STORM Unit Emblem-01.svg
FoundedMarch 2011;12 years ago (2011-03)
Country Malaysia
Branch Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia
Type Special operations firefighter
Role Search and rescue

Aircraft rescue and firefighting

Jungle firefighting
Size426 firefighters (as of December 2020)
Nickname(s)"STORM", "Komando Bomba" [1] (English: Firefighters' Commando )
Motto(s)
  • First In, Last Out
  • Pantas dan berani (English: Swift and daring)
Commanders
Current
commander		 Senior Fire Superintendent I Alimaddia Bukri
Notable
commanders		Senior Fire Superintendent I Ismail Abd Ghani

The STORM (backronym: Special Tactical Operation and Rescue Team of Malaysia; Malay : Pasukan Khas Operasi, Taktikal dan Penyelamat Malaysia) is a specialised firefighter unit within the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia. They are one of the special rescue team of the department and also a component of the Rapid Deployment Forces.

Contents

STORM, along with MUST, FRDM Smokejumper and PASKUB, is regarded as the most elite rescue units in the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia (FRDM). [2] [3] STORM firefighters are often chosen to represent Malaysia in international rescue competitions. [4]

History

Created as a special operations for West Malaysia

STORM was formed in March 2011. Their initial tasks were urban search and rescue (USAR) for the western Malaysian region, as well as helping the federal government's Heavy USAR task force, the SMART team. STORM's membership was originally limited to veteran firefighters from other FRDM Special Rescue Team (Malay : Pasukan Khas JBPM), such as the Water Rescue Unit, Emergency Medical Rescue Services Team, HAZMAT Team, and MUST. [5]

Restructured to rapid deployment roles

Following the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in March 2014, the FRDM restructured the existing STORM unit to include crashed aircraft search and rescue among its roles. The Director General of FRDM reorganises STORM, along with the FRDM Canine Unit (Malay : Unit Pengesan Bomba) and the FRDM Air Division (Malay : Bahagian Udara JBPM), into rapid deployment forces. They were stationed at Kuantan and Langkawi to quickly deploy to assist with the recovery of a crashed aircraft. [6] [7] [8]

The operational area of the STORM unit was later expanded to include East Malaysia, and they are now stationed at major fire stations in all states. [9] [10]

Structure

STORM firefighters are assigned to the FRDM's Fire and Rescue Operations Division (Malay : Bahagian Operasi Kebombaan dan Penyelamat) and are stationed at all major fire stations throughout Malaysia. In an emergency, they can be grouped quickly, depending on the scale of the situation. The FRDM aimed to place at least 30 STORM firefighters in each state. [11] [3] [12]

STORM firefighters are often assisted by search and rescue dogs and their handlers from the FRDM Canine Unit. [13]

USAR operations

USAR operations in Malaysia typically concern structural collapses and landslides. In missions related to USAR, STORM firefighters, Civil Defense Force's PASPA, and SMART's USAR technicians will cooperate, assisted by other units and agencies. As of 2020, only SMART and STORM have the ability to stabilise a collapsed structure. SMART will install sensors and alarms, while STORM firefighters will enter the collapsed building to rescue trapped individuals. [14]

Other search and rescue operations

In the standard operating procedure for search and rescue operations, FRDM will dispatch a SAR team comprising STORM firefighters as the main rescue unit, MUST firefighters to support STORM and serve as ground crew if a helicopter is required, a Water Rescue Unit to assist with water rescues, and an Emergency Medical Rescue Services Team for medical support. If the initial small team is unable to resolve the mission, a larger team will be assembled at the location. [15]

Responsibilities

STORM was originally tasked with USAR, landslide rescue, high-rise rescue and firefighting, and jungle firefighting. Because of the higher concentration of high-rise buildings in West Malaysia at the time, their field of operations was limited to that region. Their roles were later expanded to include various types of operations, such as downed aircraft rescue, surface water rescue, and cave rescue, and they now cover the entire region of Malaysia. Their jobs are similar to those of SMART, but they are overseen by the FRDM and the Ministry of Housing and Local Government. [5] [6] [16] [17]

STORM is responsible for the FRDM's Pusat Kecemerlangan Runtuhan Struktur dan Tanah Runtuh (English: Centre of Excellence for Structural Collapse and Landslides), a training facility for USAR operations. STORM is also in charge of training the MOCSAR, an elite unit composed of auxiliary firefighters (Malay : Pegawai Bomba Bantuan – PBB) specialising in mountain and cave rescue in Sarawak. [18] [19]

When there are no operations that require STORM capabilities, the STORM firefighters serve as ordinary firefighters at the station where they are stationed. [20]

Identities

STORM's shoulder patch

Every elite unit in FRDM has their own distinctive shoulder patch. The patch symbolised their ability as specialist fire fighters. The STORM's shoulder patch comprises crossed fire axes, a tactical dagger, a figure 8 descent control device, a ribbon with the phrase "Pantas dan Berani" (English: Swift and daring) and a lightning bolt.

Red technical rescue USAR helmet

The red technical rescue USAR helmets were initially used by the Malaysian SMART team. STORM, as a protégé of SMART in USAR operations, gets training at SMART's headquarters. They later adopt the red helmet as one of their identities. Today, SMART members donned blue technical rescue USAR helmets while STORM and a few FRDM Special Rescue Teams continued to utilize red helmets. [21] [22]

STORM operation's uniform

Every elite unit in FRDM has a distinctive uniform to make them easily distinguishable during operations. Originally, their outfit simply featured reflective strips. It has subsequently evolved, and currently, there is reflective "STORM" lettering at the back of their outfit. [22]

Selection and training

The STORM is regarded as the toughest unit in the FRDM. The STORM firefighters are expected to be stronger and more mentally tough than the rest of the regular firefighters. They are trained to operate and survive in a variety of environments, including cities, jungles, swamps, mountains, seas and rivers. They were also exposed to a wide range of sophisticated rescue equipment. STORM's membership was originally limited to veteran firefighters, but it is now open to everyone, including firefighters fresh out of basic training. [23] [10]

STORM selection program (2 days)

Also known as the Pemilihan Pasukan Special Tactical Operation Rescue Malaysia in Malay, lasts two days at a selected fire station. This programme, for example, is held at Putrajaya for firefighters from Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Perak, and Putrajaya. [24] Among the tasks that firefighters must perform are:

STORM Special Course (4 weeks)

The official name of this course in Malay is Kursus Khas STORM, also known as Kursus Asas Pasukan STORM, and it lasts four weeks. This course is offered at any of Malaysia's five Fire and Rescue Academies (FRAM). Among the Special Rescue Teams in FRDM, this is the longest and most physically and mentally challenging basic course. This course has a high attrition rate. Only 39 out of 423 firefighters passed the STORM Special Course in 2019, accounting for around 7% of those who attempted it. [27] This course is also open to women, and as of 2020, six female firefighters have passed it. [11]

This course has two phases. The first phase is last for two weeks and held mostly in class. All basic skills that firefighters should know are tested and they are introduced with the operation of STORM. In the second phase, candidates need to survive two weeks of physical training. Among of the training that they need to go through during phase 2 including: [10] [11]

Candidates who complete all of the assessments at the end of this course will be awarded with a STORM patch during the passing out ceremony. [23]

Advanced training

Firefighters who have completed the STORM Special Course are already considered STORM members. However, STORM members are required to complete STORM advanced training. [28]

Compulsory STORM advanced trainings

The advanced training was not done in a row, but rather in phases. The majority of the advanced training listed here is only available to STORM firefighters. Each course is conducted at FRAM and normally has two levels: basic and advanced. Among the training that STORM firefighters must do are the following: [12] [28] [29]

  • Rope rescue course (Intermediate level) — 1 week
  • Structural Collapse Rescue Course (Intermediate level) — 1 week
  • Basic Surface Rescue Swimmer Course — 1 week
  • Advanced Surface Rescue Swimmer Course — 1 week
  • Jungle and swamp survival (Advance) (Malay : Kursus Survival STORM) [note 2] — 2 weeks
  • Wilderness Search and Rescue — 1 week
  • Safety and discipline in airborne operations (Malay : Kursus Tatacara Berkerja Dengan Pesawat) — 1 week
  • Coxswain's Course for Small Boats (Basic level) (Malay : Kursus Asas Jurumudi Bot) — 1 week

Non-compulsory advanced trainings

Aside from the mandatory STORM advanced training, STORM firefighters can also enroll in courses offered to all FRDM Special Rescue Teams. [28] Among the courses are the following:

  • Basic rescue swimmer (Helicopter) — 1 week
  • Advanced rescue swimmer (Helicopter) — 1 week
  • Basic tactical helicopter rescue course — 1 week
  • Advanced tactical helicopter rescue course — 1 week
  • Basic helicopter landing assistant course — 1 week
  • Advanced helicopter landing assistant course — 1 week
  • Air quartermaster course — 13 weeks

Other courses that are not affiliated with the FRDM Special Rescue Teams are also available to STORM firefighters. [28] Among the courses are the following:

  • Diver course
  • Venomous animals and snakes handling course (Basic) (Malay : Kursus Asas Pengendalian Ular) — 1 week
  • Venomous animals and snakes handling course (Advance) (Malay : Kursus Peningkatan Kemahiran dan Pengetahuan Menangkap Haiwan Berbisa) — 3 weeks

STORM Refresher Training

This training, also called Latihan Pengukuhan STORM in Malay, is conducted on a regular basis, especially during storm and flood seasons. This training lasted 5 days, and the STORM firefighters were physically exhausted from the physical exercises before being tested with STORM operations such as high-rise and mountain rescue, urban search and rescue, and landslide rescue. This training was also used to test STORM firefighters' teamwork during times of stress. The STORM Refresher Training is conducted at the state level. [30]

Individual Physical Proficiency Test

This test is conducted twice a year to ensure that the STORM firefighters are physically fit for any operation. STORM firefighters who are not physically fit are at risk of being removed from the unit. [10]

Equipment

Rescue vehicle

In 2022, the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia announced that they had purchased five rescue vehicles for STORM usage. These five vehicles will be used specifically for USAR missions by STORM. The total cost, including equipment, is around RM 7.5 million, and they are expected to arrive gradually between 2023 and 2024. [31] The first USAR vehicle will be introduced to Malaysian during the 2023 Independence Day Parade in Putrajaya.

Future plan

STORM's hazard pay

In 2018, the government is planning to give an allowance to STORM firefighters due to their harsh work of nature and training. This is comparable to the hazard pay obtained by commando units in Malaysia, known as "Commando allowances", and also to paratroopers in the Malaysian Army, known as "Parachute allowances". [1]

STORM's fire stations

Senior Fire Superintendent I Abdul Manaf Che Isa, the commander of MAS10, revealed in an interview with New Straits Times, that the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia (FRDM) plans to build six fire stations exclusively for STORM. These stations will be located in six different regions throughout Malaysia and will serve as bases and headquarters for STORM units in those areas. [32]

Rescue vehicle

Apart from the five rescue vehicles that STORM is expected to receive by 2024, the FRDM is planning to acquire one more USAR rescue vehicle, thus making the total number of rescue vehicles for STORM's usage six. All of these rescue vehicles are intended to be stationed at fire stations that belong to STORM. [32]

Notable members

Notes

  1. ↑ BA is an abbreviation for breathing apparatus. STORM applicants must complete all physical ability tests while using breathing apparatus. This is not the same as the physical ability exam administered by some fire departments in the United States. [26]
  2. ↑ STORM firemen must march for 23 kilometres (14 mi) on foot and swim for 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) in the sea before surviving in the swamp and jungle for ten days. They only had a machete, a camping fry pan, a torchlight, and a pant. [12]

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