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Contents—Continued
Environmental considerations 19–9, page 186
Psychological considerations 19–10, page 186
Damage assessment 19–11, page 186
Structural evaluation 19–12, page 187
Debris management 19–13, page 188
Fatality management and mortuary affairs 19–14, page 189
Decontamination 19–15, page 189
Remediation and retrograde operations 19–16, page 190
Housing recovery 19–17, page 190
Assistance program 19–18, page 191
Chapter 20
Capability Assessment, page 191
Installation status report 20–1, page 191
Readiness reporting 20–2, page 191
Assessments 20–3, page 192
Program accreditation 20–4, page 192
Appendixes
A. References, page 193
B. Capability Matrix, page 206
C. Performance Objective Matrix, page 208
D. Personnel Categorization Matrix, page 215
E. Installation Functional Area Support Requirements, page 222
F. Hazard Identification List, page 239
G. Installation Emergency Management Planning Guide, page 240
H. Mutual Aid Agreement, page 254
Table List
Table 2–1: Functional areas by installation type (Army resource typing definitions, National Incident Management
System Tier two assets), page 16
Table 2–2: Elements of capability, page 18
Table 3–1: Installation emergency management working group resource type definitions, page 24
Table 8–1: National Incident Management System Phase I training requirements, page 49
Table 8–2: National Incident Management System Phase IV course list, page 51
Table 8–3: National Incident Management System Phase IV training requirements, page 51
Table 8–4: National Incident Management System Phase IV designated personnel alignment, page 52
Table 9–1: National Incident Management System Tier One Typed Resource Definitions by Guide Number, page 57
Table 11–1: Installation emergency operations center team resource type definitions, page 62
Table 11–2: Standardized warning signals, page 74
Table 12–1: Evacuation management team resource type definitions, page 81
Table 12–2: Family Assistance Center team resource type definitions, page 90
Table 12–3: Supply considerations for bulk distribution, page 99
Table 12–4: Bulk distribution team resource type definitions, page 102
Table 12–5: Call center team resource type definitions, page 105
Table 13–1: Emergency management training sets, page 107
Table 13–2: Higher headquarters emergency management program coordinator multiyear training plan, page 113
Table 13–3: Type I installation emergency manager multiyear training plan, page 115
Table 13–4: Type II installation emergency manager multiyear training plan, page 117
Table 13–5: Type III installation emergency manager multiyear training plan, page 119
Table 13–6: Installation emergency manager: classroom training cycle, page 120
vi DA PAM 525–27 20 September 2012