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Keep senior, subordinate, and tenant commands informed.
Keep local jurisdictions (tenants, installation, city, county, region, and state) informed.
Develop and disseminate EPI warnings and instructions, to include media coordination through JIC.
Conduct preliminary damage assessment and maintain documentation on extent of damage.
Provide direction for recovery assistance missions in response to the situations and available resources.
Maintain security and access control of the Operations Center.
Provide for relief of and necessities for operations center personnel.
h. Emergency operations center standard operating procedures. All installation EOCs shall have supporting SOPs
and associated overview documents to support the assigned functions and tasks identified in the installation EM plan
and the installation EOC team FAA. At a minimum, the installation EOC team FAA and supporting SOPs shall address
the following procedures:
Weather, seismic, or other geophysical information affecting operations.
Status of MEFs and supporting Category 1 personnel.
Status of critical infrastructure.
Status of supporting MTF.
Status of transportation, energy, and utility systems.
Status of communications systems.
Special events.
Significant changes in demographic information.
Personnel accountability of assigned personnel.
Establishment of incident command at 1 or more incident scenes.
Activation of the mass warning and notification system.
Activation of support agreements or support contracts.
Request for or receipt of mutual aid.
Evacuation or sheltering-in-place of some or all assigned personnel.
Activation of installation EOC.
Overall strategic priorities for response.
Major issues and activities of activated functional areas.
Status of critical resources and resource shortfalls, and/or needs.
Hazard-specific information.
Estimates of potential impacts based on predictive modeling (as applicable).
Perimeter and/or cordon of the incident scene.
Number, condition, and overall prognosis for casualties.
Number and types of fatalities.
All injuries of Category 5 personnel.
Status of evacuation and mass care operations.
Estimated number of personnel sheltering-in-place.
Estimated number of evacuees.
Estimated number of safe haven residents.
Estimated number of assigned personnel in civilian shelters.
Volunteer and donations management.
Requests for installation disaster declaration.
Status of local, State, and Presidential Disaster Declarations.
Status and analysis of rapid needs assessment.
Status and analysis of initial (and follow-on) damage assessments.
Expected follow-on mass care, including bulk distribution and mass feeding requirements.
Status and analysis on recovery programs (human services, infrastructure).
i. Watch Rrequirements. Each installation shall establish a continuous 24-hour/7-days a week/365-days per year
designated warning point, typically the dispatch center or installation operations center with the support of an assigned
staff duty officer or equivalent. Nothing within the EM program requires a 24-hour, continual watch within the
installation EOC.
Activation, layout, and setup procedures.
Recall procedures.
Installation EOC team duties and responsibilities.
Incident management procedures by position.
Resource management procedures by position.
Support agreement and/or contract activation procedures
Emergency notification points of contact at supporting agencies.
66 DA PAM 525–27 20 September 2012