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. <strong>Emergency</strong> operations centers. All installation commanders shall support the MACS concept and procedures<br />
established in NIMS. Within the <strong>Army</strong> EM <strong>Program</strong>, installation EOCs represent the physical location at which the<br />
coordination <strong>of</strong> information and resources to support incident management activities normally takes place. Installation<br />
EOCs are activated to support larger, more complex incidents and, within DOD, are organized by jurisdiction. Other<br />
MACS entities associated with the <strong>Army</strong> EM <strong>Program</strong> shall include Federal, DOD, Joint, State, Tribal, other DOD<br />
services/components, local, and Private (or Host Nation) operations centers, to include the National Operations Center,<br />
the FEMA regional response coordination centers, JFO (when established), and State and local EOCs.<br />
c. Requirement. All installations shall develop and maintain an installation EOC and supporting installation EOC<br />
Team as a functional area <strong>of</strong> their EM program. The installation EOC shall consist <strong>of</strong> a physical location organized,<br />
manned, trained, equipped, and exercised as described below. The installation EOC shall be organized based on 5<br />
major sections within the installation EOC team: command, operations, planning, logistics, and finance and administration.<br />
A 6 th section, information, may be established for specific hazards, if deemed necessary by the EOC director. The<br />
installation commander retains overall authority and responsibility for all response and recovery operations and<br />
employs the installation EOC to coordinate these operations in support <strong>of</strong> the incident commander. The installation<br />
emergency manager shall serve as the installation commander’s principal advisor during activation <strong>of</strong> the installation<br />
EOC. The installation EOC shall be established and implemented based upon NIMS.<br />
d. Installation emergency operations center team. The installation EOC team is task-organized from existing<br />
resources and tailored to the incident and the commander’s needs. The installation EOC director for each EOC shift<br />
shall be predesignated by position by the installation commander in the installation EM plan and shall be responsible to<br />
the installation commander for all EOC operations. The installation EOC director is usually the DPTMS assigned to the<br />
garrison staff. The installation EOC team shall be manned by representatives from command directorates, assigned<br />
functional areas, and liaison <strong>of</strong>ficers from appropriate tenant organizations, units, and Federal, State, tribal, local, NGO/<br />
FBO, and private (or Host Nation) agencies as shown below. The installation EOC team shall be trained, exercised, and<br />
evaluated as detailed in chapter 13 and chapter 15. installation EOC teams shall be typed through the resource typing<br />
system.<br />
Note. As detailed in chapter 9, <strong>Army</strong> installations develop, field, and maintain NIMS Tier Two assets (defined as local, non-EMAC<br />
resources) for their EM program. The below resource typing definitions are local definitions only and should be frequently<br />
socialized with local civil jurisdictions (and host nations). <strong>Army</strong> installations may align to local standards given the same service<br />
output and performance objectives. See table 11–1 for detailed information on full activation level 4 (see below for definitions)<br />
staffing targets. DAMO–ODP shall coordinate with appropriate agencies to finalize this resource type definition. ARNG State EOC<br />
requirements will be established by ARNG headquarters in coordination with the appropriate technical agencies and DAMO–ODP.<br />
Table 11–1<br />
Installation emergency operations center team resource type definitions<br />
Resource Installation EOC team<br />
Category Command, control, and communications Kind Team<br />
Minimum capabilities Type I Type II Type III<br />
Component Metric<br />
Personnel 1 Total (2 Shifts) 70 total core positions 34 total core positions 12 total core positions<br />
With all incident dependent and<br />
when required positions (no info<br />
section, not counting liaison or “if<br />
applicable” positions)*<br />
Total (2 Shifts)<br />
2<br />
With core positions only (3 Shifts) Total (3 Shifts)<br />
3<br />
With all incident dependent and<br />
when required staff*<br />
Total (3 Shifts)<br />
3<br />
88 total 2<br />
(core, incident dependent,<br />
and when required<br />
positions)<br />
86 total 2<br />
(core, incident dependent,<br />
and when required<br />
positions)<br />
48 total 2<br />
(core, incident dependent,<br />
and when required positions)<br />
105 total (core) 51 total (core) 18 total (core)<br />
132 total 3<br />
(core, incident dependent,<br />
and when required<br />
positions)<br />
129 total 3<br />
(core, incident dependent,<br />
and when required<br />
positions)<br />
72 total 3<br />
(core, incident dependent,<br />
and when required positions)<br />
Manpower 1 Total per Shift 35 core positions 17 core positions 6 core positions<br />
With all incident dependent and<br />
when required staff*<br />
Command section<br />
Installation commander or designated<br />
representative<br />
Total per Shift 44 core, incident dependent,<br />
and when required<br />
positions<br />
43 core, incident dependent,<br />
and when required<br />
positions<br />
24 core, incident dependent,<br />
and when required positions<br />
Per shift 1 1 1<br />
EOC director Per shift 1 1 -<br />
62 DA PAM 525–27 20 September 2012