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1 First Responder Basic SAR Training Module 1: Introduction to US&R May 2011
2 1 Module Objective Upon completion of this module, participants will have a basic understanding of the FEMA National Urban Search & Rescue Response System and basic operating guidelines.
3 2 Enabling Objectives Successful participants will understand: The FEMA National Urban Search & Rescue Response System including Incident Support Team capabilities Rules of Engagement Catastrophic Search and Rescue Addendum
4 3 Unit 1 FEMA National Urban Search & Rescue Response System
5 4 Terminal Objective Upon completion of this unit, participants will have a basic understanding of the FEMA National Urban Search & Rescue Response System.
6 5 Enabling Objectives Successful participants will understand: Task force capabilities Incident Support Team capabilities The FEMA US&R response history
7 6 FEMA US&R System Established under FEMA in 1989 Deployed for rescue of survivors of structural collapse Activates under National Response Framework (NRF), Emergency Services Function-9, Search and Rescue
8 7 National Response Framework SAR Responsibilities Coast Guard Maritime FEMA Urban National Park Service Land
9 8 28 FEMA Task Forces Type I: 70 members capable of performing heavy rescue Type III: 35 members configured for lighter construction Specialists for structural, hazardous materials, search (including trained search dogs), logistics, rescue and medical Supported by 70,000 lb equipment cache
10 9 Task Force Capabilities Physical SAR Emergency medical care Recon Assessment/shut-off of utilities Hazmat evaluation Structural/hazard evaluation of critical buildings Stabilization of damaged structures
11 10 Incident Support Team Capabilities Provides technical assistance in acquiring and using US&R resources Provides Incident Command System capability Assistance, management, coordination of TF s Coordination of US&R logistics support Structured according to ICS guidelines Advance Element (IST-A) consists of 35 positions
12 11 National US&R Training Courses ESF-9 / Incident Support Team Task Force Leader Canine Search Specialist Technical Search Specialist Heavy Equipment & Rigging Specialist Structural Collapse Technician Train-the-Trainer Medical Specialist Logistics Specialist Communications Specialist Planning Team Safety Officer Search Management and Planning
13 12 Local Training Courses Orientation Incident Command System First Aid / CPR WMD Enhanced Operations WMD Medical Considerations USAF Hazardous Materials Certification (Logistics personnel) Water Operations Awareness Structural Collapse Technician
14 13 Operational Readiness Determination On-site evaluations Every 3 years Program Office staff and TF peers Three areas evaluated, 16 elements reviewed Management Logistics Operations
15 14 Response Benefits Consistent and concise operational procedures National training curriculum for positionspecific training Deployment of IST for large events All elements of US&R system shared with other responders
16 15 Response History TF s for 9/ TF s Winter Olympics TF s Columbia Space Shuttle, Hurricane Isabel TF s G-8 Summit, DNC, RNC, Multiple Hurricanes TF s Multiple Hurricanes TF s Hurricane Ernesto TF s Weather Events TF s RNC, Hurricanes TF s Presidential Inauguration, Floods TF s Haiti Earthquake
17 16 Summary The US&R System has 28 integrated disaster response TF s strategically located in the U.S.. These TF s are deployed by FEMA for the rescue of survivors of structural collapse. They are made up of local resources and are capable of performing heavy rescue on large concrete structural collapse incidents. The standardization developed has resulted in concise operational procedures and position-specific National Training Curriculum.
18 17 Unit 2 Rules of Engagement
19 18 Terminal Objective Upon completion of this unit, participants will be able to understand basic protocols for engaging in search and rescue operations.
20 19 Enabling Objectives Successful participants will understand: Local Protocols Search and Rescue Protocols Survivor Medical Care Handling Human Remains
21 20 Local Protocols Outside responders adhere to local policies and protocols determined by the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) Response Procedures Automatic Aid Agreements Mutual Aid Agreements Emergency Management Assistance Compact National Response Framework Fluctuating SAR Protocols Vary due to local rules of engagement
22 21 Survivor Medical Care SAR personnel provide initial assistance during extrication Survivor transferred to closest medical authority Trauma center or hospital Disaster Medical Assistance Team Follow local procedures for medical documentation Log every injured survivor contacted Name and age Location Contact information Chief complaint
23 22 Human Remains AHJ or IC determine protocols for extrication and disposition of remains Be aware of cultural, political and emotional influences
24 23 Summary When outside resources respond to a disaster, must abide by local rules of engagement. There are protocols for requesting outside resources and for operational functions such as Search and Rescue, Survivor Medical Care and Handling Human Remains. Whatever the rules are, outside personnel must understand them, adhere to them, and respect them.
25 24 Unit 3 CISAR Addendum
26 25 Terminal Objective Upon completion of this unit, participants will understand the U.S. National SAR System, the National Search and Rescue Committee and the Catastrophic Incident SAR Addendum.
27 26 Enabling Objectives Successful participants will understand: National SAR System and the National SAR Committee (NSARC) Purpose of the Catastrophic Incident SAR (CISAR) Addendum
28 27 Hurricane Katrina Report Stated that the National SAR Plan needed to be revised to clarify its role in disaster response. CISAR Addendum was developed as a result.
29 28 NSARC Documents U.S. National SAR Plan (NSP) Coordinates SAR services and assigns Fed SAR Coordinator responsibilities National SAR Supplement (NSS) Provides guidance to Federal Agencies on NSP implementation and provides guidance to all Federal forces, military and civilian, that support civil SAR operations Catastrophic Incident SAR (CISAR) Addendum provides guidance for SAR responders during the first hrs and informs Federal Authorities and States what to expect of Federal SAR responders during CISAR incidents
30 Catastrophic Incident SAR Addendum Overview Provides guidance for first hrs Federal SAR responders support the State unless declared otherwise Lifesaving operations, most critical aspect, must occur regardless of lack of coordinated response State, tribal and local responders must plan for no-notice events Identify survivor drop-off points Support/logistics locations 29
31 30 Summary U.S. National SAR System defines the roles and responsibilities for SAR in the United States. The National Search and Rescue Committee oversees the National SAR Plan and coordinates interagency SAR matters. Catastrophic Incident SAR Addendum provides guidance for all SAR responders during the first hours of a disaster.
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