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OPERATIONS DIVISION Incident Response Instructions April 2007 Phase 2 Limits on sending local resources. The sending fire defense board chief determines that uncommitted resource levels remaining within the fire defense district are inadequate to send further assistance outside the district and notifies the state fire chief. 3. RESPONSE GUIDELINES a. Before dispatching, the local fire chief must: 1) Confirm that all personnel are properly trained and equipped to respond. (Please refer to I-H Training and Equipment Standards.) 2) Confirm that all apparatus meets applicable standards, is properly and adequately equipped, is in good repair, and is capable of meeting travel and firefighting requirements. Personnel and apparatus that do not meet the response standards of the Mobilization Plan may be rejected by the incident commander without state reimbursement for travel or response costs. Privately owned vehicles (POVs) are discouraged. POVs may be used only when publicly owned vehicles cannot be provided. POVs must be approved by the OSFM business manager or ERC manager before mobilizing. (see guidelines for claims, p. III-B-5) 3) Confirm that the department/district has covered all personnel, including volunteers, under the department/district’s workers’ compensation insurance policy. 4) Confirm that mobilized personnel are prepared and available to be mobilized for a minimum of five (5) days. 5) Notify the fire defense board chief that your department resources are ready to respond to the strike team/task force staging location. 6) If replacing personnel, contact the state fire marshal incident management team for approval and assigned arrival time at the incident. Non-approved replacement personnel may be rejected by the incident commander. Replacement personnel costs will be paid only for assigned time on the incident. Travel cost for replacements and those replaced is at the jurisdiction’s expenses. 7) Notify the fire defense board chief that you are making an approved personnel replacement. b. Before leaving the home station, the apparatus officer must: 1) Complete an apparatus check for travel and firefighting readiness. s/Mob Plan/Incideni II-C-2
OPERATIONS DIVISION Incident Response Instructions April 2007 2) Confirm that personnel meet training and equipment standards. 3) Fill out the Resource Inventory/Personnel Roster: FSP-01, including strike team/task force number and departure time. (Press firmly!) The strike team/task force number is assigned by the state fire chief ERC. 4) Inform the task force leader of estimated arrival time at the task force mobilization center. 5) Confirm that apparatus has state FIRE NET capabilities. Personnel and apparatus that do not meet the response standards of the Mobilization Plan may be rejected by the incident commander without state reimbursement for travel and any other response costs. c. Strike Team/Task Force Leaders are responsible for ensuring that responding personnel and apparatus are properly equipped, prepared, and meet all applicable standards before leaving the mobilization center. All personnel must receive an incident assignment, strike team/task force staging location, strike team/task force number, and communications channel as assigned by the state fire chief ERC prior to leaving their home unit. Before leaving the task force mobilization center, the task force leader must: 1) Take roll and check accuracy of the Resource Inventory/Personnel Roster: FSP-01 for each apparatus, sign the form and fill in the departure time from the mobilization center. 2) Complete and communicate the task force/strike team resources form (see Task Force/Strike Team Resources form at the end of this section) to the Office of State Fire Marshal Emergency Response Center (Fax: 503-588-1378, Phone: 503-373- 0001, 503-373-1999 and 503-378-6416). Information needed includes: - Type of apparatus and sending department - Number of personnel assigned to each apparatus - Name and contact numbers for strike team/task force leader - Time of departure and estimated time of arrival at incident staging area DO NOT DEPART UNTIL THE INFORMATION HAS BEEN CONFIRMED BY THE OSFM ERC. 3) Confirm that the strike team/task force configuration is correct. Confirm strike team/task force number and check-in/staging location at the incident. s/Mob Plan/Incideni II-C-3
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OREGON FIRE SERVICE MOBILIZATION PL
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Record of Changes to the 2006 Orego
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OREGON FIRE SERVICE MOBILIZATION PL
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Interface Position Qualification Re
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h. State Fire Marshal ERC Operation
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f. ORS 401.260 to 401.535 1 g. ORS
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