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    The incident command system is a standardized approach for coordinating emergency response that provides a common hierarchy for responders from different agencies to be effective. Key roles in the incident command structure include the incident commander who manages the response, the safety officer who ensures safety of personnel, the public information officer who communicates with the public and media, and section chiefs who oversee operations, planning, logistics, and finance/administration. A basic response team has seven roles covering health/first aid, transportation, communications, relief, evacuation, fire safety/building inspection, and security.

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    The incident command system is a standardized approach for coordinating emergency response that provides a common hierarchy for responders from different agencies to be effective. Key roles in the incident command structure include the incident commander who manages the response, the safety officer who ensures safety of personnel, the public information officer who communicates with the public and media, and section chiefs who oversee operations, planning, logistics, and finance/administration. A basic response team has seven roles covering health/first aid, transportation, communications, relief, evacuation, fire safety/building inspection, and security.

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    The incident command system is a standardized approach for coordinating emergency response that provides a common hierarchy for responders from different agencies to be effective. Key roles in the incident command structure include the incident commander who manages the response, the safety officer who ensures safety of personnel, the public information officer who communicates with the public and media, and section chiefs who oversee operations, planning, logistics, and finance/administration. A basic response team has seven roles covering health/first aid, transportation, communications, relief, evacuation, fire safety/building inspection, and security.

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    The incident command system is a standardized approach for coordinating emergency response that provides a common hierarchy for responders from different agencies to be effective. Key roles in the incident command structure include the incident commander who manages the response, the safety officer who ensures safety of personnel, the public information officer who communicates with the public and media, and section chiefs who oversee operations, planning, logistics, and finance/administration. A basic response team has seven roles covering health/first aid, transportation, communications, relief, evacuation, fire safety/building inspection, and security.

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    - is a standardized approach to

    the command, control, and


    coordination of emergency
    response providing a common
    hierarchy within which responders
    from multiple agencies can be
    effective.
    INCIDENT COMMANDER
     Activate the Emergency Response Team,
     Activate additional response contractors and local
    resources,
     Evaluate the Severity, Potential Impact, safety
    Concerns, and Response Requirements based on
    the initial information provided by the First person
    On-Scene,
     Confirm safety aspects at site, including need for
    personal protective equipment, sources of ignition,
    and potential need for evacuation,
     Communicate and provide incident briefings,
    appropriate,
     Coordinate/Complete additional internal and
    external notifications,
     Communicate with Emergency Response Team, as
    the situation demands, and
     Request medical assistance, if necessary.
    SAFETY OFFICER
     The Safety Officer monitors safety conditions and
    develops measures for assuring the safety of all
    assigned personnel.

    PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER


     The Public Information Officer (PIO or IO) serves as
    the conduit for information to and from internal
    and external stakeholders, including the media or
    other organizations seeking information directly
    from the incident or event. While less often
    discussed, the Public Information Officer is also
    responsible for ensuring that an incident's
    command staff is kept apprised as to what is being
    said or reported about an incident. This allows
    public questions to be addressed, rumors to be
    managed, and ensures that other such public
    relations issues are not overlooked.
    LIAISON OFFICER
     A Liaison serves as the primary contact for supporting
    agencies assisting at an incident.

    OPERATIONS SECTION CHIEF


     Tasked with directing all actions to meet the incident
    objectives.

    PLANNING SECTION CHIEF


     Tasked with the collection and display of incident
    information, primarily consisting of the status of all resources
    and overall status of the incident.

    FINANCE/ADMINISTRATION SECTION CHIEF


     Tasked with tracking incident related costs, personnel
    records, requisitions, and administrating procurement
    contracts required by Logistics.

    LOGISTICS SECTION CHIEF


     Tasked with providing all resources, services, and support
    required by the incident.
    7-MAN RESPONSE TEAM

    HEALTH/FIRST AID TEAM


     Monitoring and maintaining first aid
    equipment and facilities, and
     Provide immediate, lifesaving, medical
    care before the arrival of further medical
    help. This could include performing
    procedures such as: Placing an
    unconscious casualty into the recovery
    position.
    TRANSPORTATION TEAM
    COMMUNICATION TEAM
     Facilitates organized and efficient
    communication during and after an
    emergency,
     Stipulates procedures for initiating the
    communications role/team during a disaster
    response,
     List local current contact information (phone,
    cell phone, email, emergency contact),
     Determine the number of students, teachers
    and staff; total number of students occupying
    in each room, total number of students in
    each floor, total number of students
    occupying each building; and identify
    students or teachers with special needs (sick,
    old, disabled and their location).
    RELIEF TEAM

    EVACUATION TEAM
     Develop Evacuation Plan,
     Acquire the most recent school grounds
    layout or plan/map,
     Determine the flow of traffic from each
    room along the corridor,
     Indicate arrows, the flow of student
    evacuation coming out each room up to
    their designated evacuation site, and
     Orient all the teachers and the school
    staff for the evacuation route.
    FIRE SAFETY AND BUILDING INSPECTION
    TEAM

     Conduct ocular inspection of the building,


     Identify safe and unsafe spots inside the
    school grounds,
     Observe hazardous areas/practices within
    the school, and
     Provide immediate firefighting operation,
    if necessary.
    SECURITY TEAM
     Ensure the safety of parents, students, and
    teachers and staff.
     Respond to emergency situation and to
    minimize the impact,
     Observe hazardous areas/practices within
    the school,
     Activate fire alarm and contact fire station,
    and
     Assist the evacuation of the premises,
    including crowd control, and provide
    direction to emergency personnel when they
    arrive.
    Thank You

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