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technical support services in support of prevention, response, and/or recovery tasks in support of first responders, first
receivers, and/or emergency responders. Responder services personnel may be required only for specific emergencies,
for emergencies in excess of a specific duration, and/or during emergencies occurring after normal working hours.
Responder services personnel may require installation access to travel to their designated locations, which may or may
not include the incident site or related areas depending upon their task assignment(s).
Note. Responder services consist of personnel (U.S. or non-U.S. citizens) providing responder services to other Category 5 personnel
during emergency conditions and who require installation access during an emergency, to include the following:
Information technology (IT) providers.
Power and/or utility providers.
Emergency generator operators.
Transportation operators.
Equipment operators.
Other skilled support personnel.
Table D–5
Category 5 personnel
Category Personnel
Category 5
(first responders)
Category 5
(first receivers)
Category 5
(emergency responders)
Category 5
(mass care providers)
Category 5
(responder service
providers)
Personnel (U.S. or non-U.S. citizens) designated to perform as first responder tasks during an
emergency resulting from one or more identified hazards, who require installation access during
an emergency, and who require direct, emergency access to the incident scene or related areas.
Personnel (U.S. or non-U.S. citizens) designated to perform first receiver tasks at a medical facility
during an emergency resulting from one or more identified hazards and who require access to
their designated MTF and/or clinic during an emergency.
Personnel (U.S. or non-U.S. citizens) designated to perform emergency responder tasks during an
emergency resulting from one or more identified hazards and who require installation access during
an emergency.
Personnel (U.S. or non-U.S. citizens) designated to provide or support mass care operations prior
to, during, or after an emergency resulting from one or more identified hazards and who require Installation
access during an emergency.
Personnel (U.S. or non-U.S. citizens) providing responder services to other Category 5 personnel
during emergency conditions and who require installation access during an emergency.
Appendix E
Installation Functional Area Support Requirements
E–1. Installation functional areas
This appendix provides general functional area responsibilities for the EM program. Each identified functional area
should be identified by name in the installation EM plan along with a FAA to identify who will perform the assigned
functions, how and when these supporting personnel will be activated during an emergency and demobilized postincident,
how the functions will be performed, and the necessary resources required to execute these functions. Table
E–1 lists the core functions applicable to all functional areas and the remaining tables identify specific requirements.
E–2. Installation organization
a. Organic capabilities. The standard installation organization detailed in chapter 3 is meant to provide a common
frame of reference for functional alignment. Additional information of directorate and office responsibilities is included
below to assist commands in proper alignment of capabilities to required functions necessary to execute the EM
program.
b. Directorates. The following services are provided by the identified directorates. Only programs or services
applicable to the EM program have been identified in the summary below.
(1) Directorate of Human Resources.
(a) Military personnel services: Casualty assistance calls officer (CACO), Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting
System enrollment, common access card identification card services, personnel actions, employment opportunities, and
veteran assistance programs.
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