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Table B–2<br />
Type II Installation Capability Matrix<br />
Type Capability level <strong>Emergency</strong> management capabilities Supporting training Supporting equipment<br />
II Operations Operations-level competency per<br />
NFPA 472 plus:<br />
- Recognize any potential hazard or<br />
emergency condition<br />
- Issue protective action recommendations<br />
to protected populace<br />
- Coordinate evacuation, mass care,<br />
and response with C3 capability<br />
- Sustain critical operations during<br />
and post-incident<br />
- Conduct defensive operations to<br />
save lives and protect property<br />
- Coordinate SAR operations<br />
- Perform casualty decontamination<br />
operations<br />
- Perform casualty and fatality management<br />
- Restore essential operations postincident<br />
- Restore headquarters functions<br />
post-incident<br />
- Appropriate training and certification<br />
for all designated Category<br />
1 personnel<br />
- Ready <strong>Army</strong> Community Preparedness<br />
training for entire<br />
protected populace<br />
Appropriate training and certification<br />
for all designated Category<br />
5 personnel including:<br />
- Operations-level competency<br />
per NFPA 472 for all Fire and<br />
ES personnel<br />
- Awareness-level competency<br />
per NFPA 472 for <strong>Army</strong> Law<br />
Enforcement personnel plus<br />
Operations-level competency<br />
per NFPA 472 for designated<br />
<strong>Army</strong> law enforcement personnel<br />
employing PPE and/or supporting<br />
decontamination operations<br />
Notes:<br />
1 See chapter 2 for detailed descriptions <strong>of</strong> EM capabilities for each installation type designation<br />
2 See chapter 13 for detailed training requirements for all Category 1–5 personnel (list above provided as an example only)<br />
3 See chapter 14 for detailed equipment requirements for all Category 1–5 personnel (list above provided as an example only)<br />
Table B–3<br />
Type III Installation Capability Matrix<br />
Appropriate C3 equipment including:<br />
- Supporting dispatch center<br />
- Mass warning and notification system<br />
- Installation EOC and supporting departmental<br />
Ops centers<br />
- <strong>Emergency</strong> communications<br />
Appropriate equipment for designated,<br />
trained, and certified Category 5 personnel<br />
including:<br />
- Mass care equipment<br />
- Casualty and fatality management<br />
equipment<br />
- Casualty decontamination systems<br />
- Appropriate PPE no greater than<br />
Level C PPE<br />
* Not all Category 5 personnel receive<br />
above equipment<br />
Appropriate reference materials<br />
Type Capability <strong>Emergency</strong> management capabilities Supporting training Supporting equipment<br />
Level<br />
III Awareness Awareness-level competency per<br />
NFPA 472 plus:<br />
- Recognize any potential hazard or<br />
emergency condition<br />
- Issue protective action recommendations<br />
to protected populace<br />
- Coordinate operations with C3 capability<br />
- Request and manage external assistance<br />
- Conduct and coordinate evacuation<br />
and mass care <strong>of</strong> populace<br />
- Conduct and coordinate response<br />
operations<br />
- Restore essential operations postincident<br />
- Restore headquarters and staff<br />
functions post-incident<br />
- Conduct and coordinate recovery<br />
operations<br />
- Appropriate training and certification<br />
for all designated Category<br />
1 personnel<br />
- Ready <strong>Army</strong> Community<br />
Awareness training for entire<br />
protected populace<br />
Appropriate training and certification<br />
for all designated Category<br />
5 personnel including:<br />
- Operations-level competency<br />
per NFPA 472 for all assigned<br />
Fire and ES personnel<br />
- Awareness-level competency<br />
per NFPA 472 for assigned<br />
<strong>Army</strong> law enforcement personnel<br />
Notes:<br />
1 See chapter 2 for detailed descriptions <strong>of</strong> EM capabilities for each installation type designation.<br />
2 See chapter 13 for detailed training requirements for all Category 1–5 personnel (list above provided as an example only).<br />
3 See chapter 14 for detailed equipment requirements for all Category 1–5 personnel (list above provided as an example only).<br />
DA PAM 525–27 20 September 2012<br />
Appropriate C3 equipment including:<br />
- Supporting dispatch center<br />
- Mass warning and notification system<br />
- Installation EOC and supporting departmental<br />
Ops Centers<br />
- <strong>Emergency</strong> communications<br />
Appropriate equipment for designated,<br />
trained, and certified Category 5 personnel<br />
including:<br />
- Mass care equipment<br />
* Not all Category 5 personnel receive<br />
above equipment<br />
Appropriate reference materials<br />
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