Army Emergency Management Program - Federation of American ...

Table E–5A
Installation emergency manager
Function Description
1 Manages the EM program.
2 Serves as principal advisor to installation commander regarding EM requirements.
3 Serves as the principal action officer for the installation EMWG and assigned committees, as required.
4 Leads development of the community profile.
5 Leads execution of the risk management process, including the coordination with existing risk management products
provided by other functional areas, if available.
6 Coordinates development of the installation EM plan by the installation EMWG.
6A Coordinates installation EM plan requirements with installation functional areas and external providers, as required.
6B Leads development of the EM FAA, as assigned.
6C Supports development of all other annexes and appendices to the installation EM plan, as required.
6D Supports development of all supporting standard operating procedures (SOPs) and related guides, checklists, and procedures
necessary for the successful execution of the installation EM plan, as required.
6E Coordinates and supports tenant organizations and commercial businesses on the Installation in development of tenant
EAPs, as required.
7 Maintains contact with appropriate Federal, DOD, State, regional, other Service, Army, and local (or Host Nation) EM
agencies and organizations.
7A Establishes or coordinates establishment of support agreements and/or support contracts for identified resources, as required.
7B Collaborates and coordinates with Federal, DOD, Tribal, State, regional, local, private, NGOs, and FBOs (and Host Nation,
as required) to achieve the highest possible level of integration and interoperability for multi-agency, multijurisdictional
emergencies and ensure that EM plans are mutually supporting and properly aligned and/or integrated.
7C Coordinates with the MTF to develop the installation EM plan and coordinate and integrate medical response and recovery
capabilities to the greatest extent possible.
7D Attends the LEPC and other applicable EM-related committees and working groups in the local geographic area, as assigned.
8 Ensures that installation functional areas comply with all training, equipment, and exercise standards, including NIMS
implementation.
8A Leads and coordinates NIMS implementation.
8B Ensures installation EM training is occurring across the spectrum of installation stakeholders.
8C Advocates for the development and approval of an installation EM TDA.
8D Coordinates the fielding of JPM–IPP, AEFRP, and other directed capability development projects and/or programs, as
required by higher headquarters.
8E Ensures that JPM–IPP and AEFRP equipment is identified by the cognizant functional area and entered by the cognizant
functional area into the MAXIMO inventory management system, as required.
9 Leads and coordinates resource management efforts, including the resource typing initiative.
10 Ensures the execution of the Ready Army Campaign across all Category 1–5 personnel within the Army community.
11 Ensures that an individual and alternate are designated as the EOC manager, if available. (installation emergency manager
may be assigned as EOC manager based upon local conditions.)
11A Ensures that the installation EOC and associated installation EOC team is organized, manned, trained, equipped, exercised,
evaluated, maintained, and sustained as directed by this publication.
12 Ensures that Mass Warning and Notification System capabilities are established, maintained, and coordinated between
all identified control points (dispatch center(s) and primary and alternate EOCs), as required.
13 Serves in the installation EOC command section as the principal advisor to the installation commander and the installation
EOC team regarding EM.
14 Serves as the principal advisor to the chair of the RWG.
15 Ensures the annual maintenance of installation risk management results, the installation EM plan, and all associated
documentation and publications, as required.
16 Periodically assess installation EM capabilities.
DA PAM 525–27 20 September 2012
229