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APPENDICES DIVISION<br />
Glossary<br />
April 1997<br />
Emergency Response Center (ERC): The Oregon Office <strong>of</strong> State Fire Marshal<br />
Emergency Response Center from which structural and wildland <strong>fire</strong> and emergency<br />
units are dispatched, coordinated and supported.<br />
Engine: An inappropriate level <strong>of</strong> personnel accompanying a ground vehicle which can<br />
provide specific levels <strong>of</strong> pumping, water and hose capacity. (ICS)<br />
Engine Company: An appropriate level <strong>of</strong> personnel accompanying a ground vehicle<br />
which can provide specific levels <strong>of</strong> pumping, water and hose capacity. (ICS)<br />
Exhaustion <strong>of</strong> Resources: This condition exists when the <strong>fire</strong> defense board chief<br />
determines that the incident cannot be controlled by available and on-scene local<br />
resources and still maintain minimal coverage for the <strong>fire</strong> defense area. (Operations<br />
Division, Section A)<br />
Federal Assistance: Aid given by federal agencies under authorization <strong>of</strong> federal<br />
statutes to assist disaster victims and state and/or local governments involved in a<br />
disaster.<br />
Federal Coordinating Officer: The person appointed by the President to coordinate<br />
federal assistance in an emergency or disaster.<br />
Federal Disaster Relief Act: Public Law 93-288, as amended, gives the President broad<br />
powers to supplement the efforts and available resources <strong>of</strong> state and local governments<br />
to carry out their duties to alleviate suffering and damage resulting from disasters.<br />
Federal On-Scene Coordinator: A representative <strong>of</strong> the federal government (usually a<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the US Coast Guard or Environmental Protection Agency) responsible for onscene<br />
coordination <strong>of</strong> federal response to an oil or hazardous material incident.<br />
FIREMOD: A computer program which can predict an hourly rate <strong>of</strong> <strong>fire</strong> spread from a<br />
given point. (ICS)<br />
Fly Crew: A hand crew transported via helicopter to an incident. (ICS) See Hand<br />
Crew.<br />
Foam Systems: The apparatus and techniques used to mix concentrate with water to<br />
make solution, pump and mix air and solution to make foam, and transport and eject<br />
foam. (Systems defined here include compressed air foam and aspirated nozzle.)<br />
Food Dispenser: Any vehicle capable <strong>of</strong> dispensing food to incident personnel. (ICS)<br />
Fuel Tender: Any vehicle capable <strong>of</strong> supplying fuel to ground equipment or aircraft.<br />
(ICS)<br />
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