Emergency Plan - Grand Strand Water and Sewer Authority

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BASIC PLAN 2. INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNTION (ISF) ISF ISF 1 ISF 2 ISF 3 ISF 4 ISF 5 ISF 6 ISF 7 ISF 8 ISF 9 ISF 10 ISF 11 ISF 12 ISF 13 ISF 14 ISF 15 ISF 16 ISF 17 ISF 18 ISF 19 ISF 20 ISF 21 ISF 22 ISF 23 ISF 24 ISF 25 Description Direction and Control Human Resources Emergency Communications Employee Wellbeing Dispatch Telephones Situation Status Resource Status Water Supply Water Distribution Wastewater Treatment Wastewater Collections Electrical & Emergency Power Laboratory Services Damage Assessment Information Systems Finance & Accounting Supplies & Materials Purchasing & Procurement Contracts Claims Management Facility Services Facility Locates Facility Repairs Coordination with Other Utility Providers
INCIDENT SUPPORT FUNCTION 1 DIRECTION & CONTROL (ISF-1) Direction & Control PRIMARY: SUPPORT: AWARE: Administration Senior Staff (Executive Management Staff) ALL affected departments and designated support personnel 2.1.1. INTRODUCTION For the purposes of this ISF, Direction & Control refers to an organized and systematic approach employed prior to and during emergency situations which assigns specific areas of responsibilities, creates specific levels of authority, and designates very clear lines of communication. This system GSWSA utilizes is the National Incident Management System (NIMS) and one of the major components of this approach is the Incident Command System (ICS). While it generally makes sense to assign duties and responsibilities during an emergency incident to the same person or department that handles those responsibilities day-in and dayout, it’s important to understand this may not always be the case. Utilizing NIMS and ICS during an emergency incident, employees may find themselves assigned to tasks they don’t normally perform and may report to a different “supervisor” for the duration of that emergency assignment. To minimize confusion and maximize efficiency and effectiveness, considerable thought and effort has been put into pre-defining and pre-assigning foreseeable emergency duties and responsibilities. That is the primary purpose for the Incident Support Functions (ISFs) utilized in this plan. For a detailed explanation of NIMS and ICS, refer to WWW.FEMA.GOV/NIMS. 2.1.2. MISSION • To develop and implement an organized and systematic approach to all emergency management activities and operations. • To assign specific duties and responsibilities and to create specific lines of communication and chains-of-command for persons involved with emergency management activities and operations. 2.1.3. CONCEPT of OPERATIONS 2.1.3.1. KEY COMPONENTS OF ICS The ICS provides for an orderly and organized Incident MANAGEMENT System, and is designed to be used for all kinds of emergencies. In the simplest sense, it is a system which assigns specific areas of responsibility, creates specific levels of authority, and designates very clear lines of communication. It is applicable to both small day-to-day Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority 29 CONFIDENTIAL MATERIALS Emergency Management Plan SECURITY SENSITIVE June 7, 2013 NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
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APPENDIX 1 GSWSA OGANIZATION & SYST
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APPENDIX 13 PRESS RELEASES Boiling:
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