Technician Module 2 Unit 2 Slide 1

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MODULE 2UNIT 2
Planning, Assessment Analysis
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Unit 2 Learning Objective
At the completion of this unit the student will
be able to conduct planning exercises including
assessments and analysis of information and
intelligence about potential targets.
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Student Performance Objectives

• Know how to conduct risk analysis and assessments
  for hazardous materials and WMD agents and
  materials for on-scene situations and for
  preplanning potential terrorist targets in the
  local community.
• Be aware of any potential targets for possible
  attack by persons using WMD agents or HazMat
  materials. Know preplans to be used in his/her
  departments emergency response plan for these
  locations.
• Demonstrate skill and knowledge in preparing
  hazard and risk analysis of potential WMD targets
  in the local community. Be able to assess the
  potential for direct threats and collateral
  damage, including effect of flammable fuels,
  explosive materials, and mass casualties. Be able
  to coordinate with other agencies how best to use
  available resources in developing preplans for
  potential attacks using WMD agents.

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Student Performance Objectives (cont.)

• Participate with other local emergency response
  organizations in joint training exercises or
  drills involving selected specialized tasks or
  WMD mock agents.
• Participate in a joint training exercise or drill
  with other emergency response organizations that
  are expected to participate in responding to a
  potential WMD event in the local area.
• Understand fully the role and jurisdictions of
  Federal agencies. Coordinate and assist in
  conducting a criminal investigation of the
  potential WMD event.
• Be able to implement the departments emergency
  response plan, as well as the local and regional
  emergency response plan. Know how to access local
  assets to help with the on-scene resolution of
  the WMD event.

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Student Performance Objectives (cont.)

• Know how to coordinate the development of an
  Incident Action Plan, in conjunction with the
  on-scene incident commander that is consistent
  with the department and the local emergency
  response plan procedures and practices. Be able
  to implement the Incident Action Plan, including
  how to address special on-the-scene hazards.
• Know how to develop an Incident Action Plan in
  coordination with the on-scene incident commander
  or leadership team under the Unified Command
  System. Ensure that the Incident Action Plan is
  consistent with the departments emergency
  response plan.
• Coordinate with the incident commander the
  development and implementation of an Incident
  Action Plan to protect and treat victims and to
  control and mitigate on-scene hazards.

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Student Performance Objectives (cont.)

• Be able to implement the departments emergency
  response plan, as well as the local and regional
  emergency response plan. Know how to access local
  assets to help with the on-scene resolution of
  the WMD event.
• Know how to coordinate the development of an
  Incident Action Plan, in conjunction with the
  on-scene incident commander that is consistent
  with the department and the local emergency
  response plan procedures and practices. Be able
  to implement the Incident Action Plan, including
  how to address special on-the-scene hazards.
• Know how to develop an Incident Action Plan in
  coordination with the on-scene incident commander
  or leadership team under the Unified Command
  System. Ensure that the Incident Action Plan is
  consistent with the departments emergency
  response plan.
• Coordinate with the incident commander the
  development and implementation of an Incident
  Action Plan to protect and treat victims and to
  control and mitigate on-scene hazards.

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Risk Analysis

• A process or methodology used to evaluate the
  potential harm that may be caused by the
  inadvertent or purposeful release of a hazardous
  substance.

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Target Analysis

• Target analysis is the examination of potential
  targets to determine which one would have the
  most desirable effect by terrorists or criminals.

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Threat Assessment

• Threat assessments are the formal evaluations of
  the degree of threat to any place, person or
  event and identifying the nature of that threat.

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FEMA Risk Assessment Worksheets
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Collateral Damage

• Collateral damage is the damage and destruction
  of targets or personnel not considered as part of
  the target.
• Typical Causes are
• Explosive Release
• Flammable Release
• Mass Casualties

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Preplanning

• Emergency Response Plans
• Local Emergency Response Plans
• Evacuation Plans
• Incident Action Plans
• IAP and Unified Command

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Emergency Response Plan

• Emergency response plans are a written document
  that sets forth the tasks or actions that are to
  be taken once an emergency incident is reported
  to have occurred.

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Incident Action Plan

• An incident action plan (IAP) is a plan developed
  at the field response level, which contains
  objectives reflecting the overall incident
  strategy and specific tactical actions, and
  supporting information for the next on-scene
  operational period. The plan may be oral or
  written.

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Working with Unified Command

• In ICS, Unified Command (UC) is a unified team
  effort which allows all agencies with
  responsibility for the incident, either
  geographical or functional, to manage an incident
  by establishing a common set of incident
  objectives and strategies.

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Coordinated Training, Exercises and Drills
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Unit 2 Quiz
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Questions