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Four CFA brigades are the first in Australia to receive cutting-edge, battery-operated road rescue equipment. CFA Chief Officer Jason Heffernan with Nar Nar Goon volunteer Geoff Bramley Nar Nar Goon, Langwarrin, Dromana and Werribee brigades will each receive the three new tools which include a cutter, spreader and hydraulic ram. The battery-operated tools don’t require an external power source and are waterproof allowing greater access to road crash victims, including in drains and waterways. The twelve new tools were jointly funded by the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) and CFA, at a total investment of $214,000. While all CFA brigades respond to motor vehicle accidents, CFA has 21 Road Crash Rescue Principal Providers across the state which have specialised equipment to perform rescues.