Merck & Co. Fire Dept. (Rahway)

[RadioDitch]

Combination of the hazmat release at Merck-Kenilworth today, and seeing Merck Engine 422 on Route 1 this evening raised a question. Does anyone know what system Merck uses for emergency response at the Rahway plant? Or are they using Nextel like security?

E422 and Car 1 both do appear to have stealth UHF stubs on them.

Thanks guys...

 

[902]

Try these. I included licenses from other NJ facilities.

451.675 (WPYR314, WPYQ842),
464.775 (WPYR313),
453.000 (WPWD555),
464.425 (WPUU567, WNQZ425),
452.050 (WPRL568),
462.225, 462.250, 462.275, 462.300, 462.350, 462.400, 462.450, 462.500, 464.500 (WPNT247, WNKJ228),
463/468.3375 (KB3881),
154.625 (KTY548),
462.200 (WNPM200),
154.570, 154.600 (WNFZ397),
463/468.2375, 463/468.2625, 463/468.3875, 463/468.4125, 463/468.4375 (WPEX555),
464.9875, 469.4375, 469.6375, 469.6625 (WPFB384),
464/469.4125, 464/469.4875, 464/469.5875, 464/469.6625 (WPLH897).

 

[RadioDitch]

Until your post and a search in the ULS, I didn't realize how many licenses they had for Rahway. Only three of them are itinerant interestingly enough, with 400 pagers listed on the "Red Dot" channel. Looks like a new listening project...

 

[Tac-1]

They use 464.4250 DPL 732 (Fire & EMS) this channel may also be used for other non emergnecy comms they do a radio test i think around 12pm every day

Security uses 464.4750 DPL 731

 

[RadioDitch]

They use 464.4250 DPL 732 (Fire & EMS) this channel may also be used for other non emergnecy comms they do a radio test i think around 12pm every day

Security uses 464.4750 DPL 731

Does security also use 452.050/457.050 and 452.500 simplex?