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Cleveland Fire Department Operations Manual Large Spills Large spills shall be determined by the Officer in Charge. The Cleveland Fire Department shall treat all large spills as a hazmat incident. 1. All personnel shall wear proper PPE. 2. Personnel shall use whatever tools necessary to contain the spill such as oil dry and fire scene tape. 3. The OIC shall be notified and procedures for keeping the scene secure until process of clean-up can be determined. Effective: June 1, 1997 Revised: 5/14/2009 Page | 145 Approved by: Chief Chuck Atchley
Cleveland Fire Department Operations Manual Chapter VI Command and Company Procedures Incident Command Purpose The effective functioning of Fire Department units and personnel at operating incidents requires clear decisive action on the part of an Incident Commander. This procedure is to be employed in establishing Command and operating a Command Post. It also fixes responsibility for the Command function and its associated duties on one individual at any time during the operations. The Incident Commander is responsible for the Command functions at all times. As the identity of the Incident Commander changes, through transfers of Command, this responsibility shifts with the title. The term “Command” in this procedure refers jointly to both the person and the function. Objective To provide for safe, efficient, and effective operations at each incident. Scope The Incident Command system shall be established at all incidents. Responsibility The first Officer on the scene shall be responsible for implementation of the Incident Command system. As higher-ranking Officers arrive at the incident, they may choose to either take Command or may leave the Incident Command with the original Commander. Policy A. The Incident Command System shall be implemented by the first arriving Fire Department unit. Each unit shall have an Officer assigned or designated. For example; this Officer shall establish Command on arrival by saying, ”______(unit number)” is establishing Ocoee Street Command.” B. As higher ranking Officers arrive on the scene, they have the option of taking Command. When higher-ranking Officers choose not to take Command, they shall report to the Command post and serve as a resource or accept assignments given to them by the Incident Commander. C. Transfer of Command shall take place on a face to face basis, whenever possible, to facilitate communication and feedback. If face to face communication is not practical, transfer of Command may be done by radio. Either way, the Communications Center should be notified of the change of Command. D. Incidents are to be given a specific name to avoid confusion when multiple incidents are in progress. Effective: June 1, 1997 Revised: 5/14/2009 Page | 146 Approved by: Chief Chuck Atchley
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