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STANDARDIZED EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM APPROVED COURSE OF INSTRUCTION INTRODUCTORY COURSE G606 PRESENTATION SLIDES 2003

GOVERNOR S OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES The Standardized Emergency Management System (SEMS) INTRODUCTORY COURSE 1

DISCUSSION POINTS: SEMS Background & Purpose Legal Application Components of SEMS SEMS Levels SEMS Functions System Features 2

WHAT IS SEMS? DAY TO DAY EMERGENCY 3

SEMS WAS DEVELOPED TO IMPROVE: Flow of Information and resources Coordination between responding agencies Rapid mobilization, deployment and resource tracking 4

LEGAL BASIS FOR SEMS: Senate Bill 1841 Now in Law: Government Code 8607 INTENT: : To Improve Coordination of State & Local Emergency Response in California 5

Three Important Terms & Definitions: Emergency Response Agency Emergency Response Personnel Emergency Operations Center (EOC) 6

Emergency Response Agency: Any Organization Responding to an Emergency or Providing Mutual Aid In the Field Or at an EOC 7

Emergency Response Personnel: All Personnel Involved with an Agency s Response to an Emergency In the Field Or at an EOC 8

Emergency Operations Center: A Location From Which Centralized Emergency Management can be Performed: EOCS are at All SEMS Levels above the Field Level. 9

STATE AGENCIES MUST USE SEMS! NO EXCEPTIONS! 10

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MUST USE SEMS!...To be eligible for State funding of RESPONSE RELATED PERSONNEL COSTS! 11

COMPONENTS OF SEMS 12

COMPONENTS OF SEMS Incident Command System (ICS) Inter-Agency Coordination State s Master Mutual Aid Agreement Operational Area Structure SEMS 13

THE INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS): Developed by Federal, State, and Local Fire services A National Generic ICS has been adopted by SEMS for use at the Field Level 14

INTER-AGENCY COORDINATION: Different agencies and disciplines working together. Coordinating efforts Common communication Consensus on decisions affecting the overall emergency response; to include establishing priorities and critical resource distribution. 15

MASTER MUTUAL AID AGREEMENTS: Voluntary and reciprocal agreements which provide services, resources, and facilities, when jurisdictional resources are inadequate Several Mutual Aid Systems form essential links in SEMS 16

OPERATIONAL AREA STRUCTURE: ALL Local Governments within the geographical limits of a County In SEMS, Local Governments are Cities, Counties, and Special Districts, Schools, Utilities, etc. Responsibility rests with the County Board of Supervisors 17

How Does SEMS Work? Five Levels of Government Five Functions 18

Field Level Operations: Utilizes the Incident Command System Tactical on-scene response Establish and maintain Incident Command Posts as required Requests support from the Local Government EOC 19

Local Government Level: City, County, Special District Emergency Management Teams Establish and maintain EOCs and DOCs Implement Local Emergency Plans Requests Support from Operational Area Supports Field Level activity 20

Operational Area Level: All Jurisdictions 58 Operational Areas (Counties) Establish and maintain Operational Area EOCs Coordinate with Cities and Special Districts Broker Resources within the Operational Area Make requests to the REOCs 21

Region Level Operations: OES & State Agency Managers Located in Sacramento, Oakland, and Los Alamitos Establish and maintain REOCs Implement State Emergency Plan Broker Resources between Operational Areas as needed 22

State Level Operations: OES & State Agency Executives Located in Sacramento Sets Joint Policy Brokers Resources among Regions Federal Response Coordination Communicates with Governor and Legislature Implements Media Policy 23

FIVE SEMS FUNCTIONS: Management: Sets policy for the jurisdiction Overall coordination and support Ultimate accountability. Command: Implements policy on the incident Oversees all incident activity Accountable to Management. 24

FIVE SEMS FUNCTIONS: Operations: Provides direct support for next lowest SEMS level Coordinates interagency response Keeps Management informed Provides information to all SEMS Functions 25

FIVE SEMS FUNCTIONS: Planning/ Intelligence: Collects / analyzes information Develops Situation Reports Documentation Services Action Planning Advance Planning 26

FIVE SEMS FUNCTIONS: Logistics: Personnel Equipment & Supplies Communication Support Transportation and Facilities Purchasing 27

FIVE SEMS FUNCTIONS: Finance / Administration: Budget & Accounting Procurement Compensation & Claims Cost Recovery 28

SEMS EOC ORGANIZATION LIAISON INTER- AGENCY COORD. GROUP MANAGEMENT SAFETY PIO SECURITY OPERATIONS PLANNING INTEL. LOGISTICS FINANCE ADMIN. 29

SYSTEM FEATURES: COMMON TERMS MBO ACTION PLANNING FLEXIBILITY HIERARCHY 30

MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVES: Flexible, Measurable & attainable objectives Identified time-frames (Operational Period) Objectives Met SEMS Functions Operational Period 31

ACTION PLANNING: Conducted at the Incident Conducted in the EOC Objective Driven Eliminates Redundancy Establishes Accountability Responsibility of Planning/ Intelligence 32

ORGANIZATIONAL FLEXIBILITY Activate what you need! MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS PLANNING/ INTEL. LOGISTICS FINANCE/ ADMIN. 33

STAFFING SEMS POSITIONS: Consider skills that presently exist in your organization Place personnel according to their skills into each SEMS Function 34

Suggested SEMS Staffing Relationships: Management: EOC Director Safety Security Public Information Liaison City Mgr. CAO, CEO Risk Mgr. Police or Security Public Affairs or P.I.O. Public Relations 35

Suggested SEMS Staffing Relationships: General Staff Functions: Operations: Planning/Intel: Logistics: Finance/Admin: Law, Fire, Medical, Public Works, Other Response Depts. Planning, Engineering Depts. Public Works, General Services Finance, Budget & Accounting 36

CONSISTENT HEIRARCHY: Appropriate supervision ratio (Span of Control) Clear organizational lines of authority (Unity of Command) SUPERVISOR Employee Employee Employee Employee Employee 37

COMMON TERMINOLOGY: SEMS benefits from the use of common terms Some distinct terms are used by various disciplines 38

SEMS TRAINING Four Approved Courses INSTRUCTOR GUIDES PARTICIPANT MANUALS VISUALS EXAMS Introductory EOC Field SEMS ACI Executive 39