EOP/SUPPORT ANNEX F/APPENDIX 3 EOC ACTIVATION, NOTIFICATION AND STAFFING APPENDIX 3 EOC ACTIVATION, NOTIFICATION AND STAFFING
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1 APPENDIX 3 ACTIVATION, NOTIFICATION AND STAFFING APPENDIX 3-1 APRIL 2010
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3 ACTIVATIONS The OCH is designated as the County s Primary unless otherwise directed. The Annex is designated as the County s Alternate and will be used by direction only. Activation of the will be determined through consult between the AD and Director. In the event activation of the is ordered, the in service DO will have primary responsibility to initiate appropriate notifications to the Level 2 or Level 1 Activation Team(s) and additional Support Staff as needed. Once notifications are initiated, the in service DO is responsible for preparing the for activation and assumes responsibility as initial Operations Officer until directed otherwise. In the event activation of the is ordered, the AD will make notifications to CEMA Staff and the GEMA Area V Field Coordinator. The Director will make notifications to County Commissioners as required, the County Manager and appropriate County Department Heads. During activations, all other CEMA staff will support the in-service DO until a formal structure is in place or until directed otherwise. ACTIVATION CONTACTS (CALL OUT) Call out of Staff Representatives will be coordinated by the in-service DO using additional CEMA Staff as required. Identified Positions and Emergency Support Functions will be activated and advised of the time to report to the. The in-service DO shall ensure each activated representative is given the following information when contacted: Time of activation and length of time to support Brief summary of the event causing the activation Which to report to and person reporting to Parking arrangements or other specialty information Reminder to bring go-kit Inquiry as to estimated time of arrival to the Backup and/or alternate personnel need to be identified for every position to ensure availability and to allow for shift changes. APPENDIX 3-3 APRIL 2010
4 3 ACTIVATION (EVENT MONITORING) ENTITY COMPLETED BY NOTIFY ACTIVATE County Chairman Director X County Manager s Office Director X Command Policy Group Director X Emergency Management Liaisons Assistant Director X GEMA Area Coordinator Assistant Director X ESF Primary Coordinators Assistant Director X Facilities Maintenance In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Chatham County ICS In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Phone Operators In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X 2 ACTIVATION TEAM (PARTIAL ACTIVATION) SEE NEXT PAGE 1 ACTIVATION TEAM (FULL ACTIVATION) ENTITY COMPLETED BY NOTIFY ACTIVATE County Chairman Director X County Manager s Office Director X Command Policy Group Director X CEMA and County PIO Director X Emergency Management Liaisons Assistant Director X GEMA Area Coordinator Assistant Director X ESF Primary Coordinators Assistant Director X Extension Services (OCH Kitchen) In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Mail Room (OCH Media Location) In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Parking Garage (OCH Parking) In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Savannah News Press (Annex Parking) In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Tax Commissioner s Office (Annex ) In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X All Personnel as Required In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X APPENDIX 3-4 APRIL 2010
5 2 ACTIVATION TEAM (PARTIAL ACTIVATION) ENTITY COMPLETED BY NOTIFY ACTIVATE County Chairman Director X County Manager s Office Director X Command Policy Group Director X CEMA and County PIO Director X Emergency Management Liaisons Assistant Director X GEMA Area Coordinator Assistant Director X ESF Primary Coordinators Assistant Director X Extension Services (OCH Kitchen) In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Mail Room (OCH Media Location) In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Parking Garage (OCH Parking) In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Tax Commissioner s Office (Annex ) In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Savannah News Press (Annex Parking) In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Manager In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Support Unit Leader In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Maintenance Support In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Security Support In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Technology Specialist In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Radio Specialist In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Food Services Support In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Public Information Liaison In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Phone Operations Unit Leader In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Phone Operators In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Planning Section Chief In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Documentation Unit Leader In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X General Recorders In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Operations Section Chief In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X ESF-3 Public Works Group Supervisor In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X ESF-4 Fire Services Group Supervisor In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X ESF-6 Mass Care Group Supervisor In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X ESF-8 Health and Medical Group Supervisor In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X ESF-13 Security Group Supervisor In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Finance / Admin Section Chief In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Time Unit Leader In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Personnel Time Recorder In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Administrative Support Unit Leader In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Administrative and Clerical Assistants In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X SR Amateur Radio In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X SR Emergency Medical Service In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X SR American Red Cross In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X Additional Single Resources as Required In-Service DO or CEMA Staff X APPENDIX 3-5 APRIL 2010
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7 STAFFING SCHEDULE SECTION TITLE COORDINATOR TRAINED STAFF 3 STAFFING 2 1 Command Manager CEMA Director Command Support Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Readiness Command Maintenance Support CEMA EM Specialist Readiness Command Security Support CEMA EM Specialist Readiness Command Technology Specialist CEMA EM Specialist Information Technology Command Communications Specialist CEMA EM Specialist Information Technology Command Radio Specialist CEMA EM Specialist Information Technology Command EAS/LEIN Specialist CEMA EM Specialist Information Technology Command Liaison Officer CEMA EM Specialist Volunteer Coordinator Command Legal Liaison CEMA Director Command Safety Officer ESF-8 Primary Coordinator Command Public Information Liaison CEMA EM Specialist External Affairs Command Phone Operations Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Volunteer Coordinator Command Phone Operator CEMA EM Specialist Volunteer Coordinator Planning Planning Section Chief CEMA EM Specialist Planning Planning Situation Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Planning Planning Situation Recorder CEMA EM Specialist Volunteer Coordinator Planning Intelligence Collector CEMA EM Specialist Planning Planning Display Processor CEMA EM Specialist Volunteer Coordinator Planning Documentation Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Planning Planning Reproduction Specialist CEMA EM Specialist Volunteer Coordinator Planning Damage Assessment Coordinator CEMA EM Specialist Planning Planning GIS Analyst CEMA EM Specialist Information Technology APPENDIX 3-7 APRIL 2010
8 STAFFING SCHEDULE SECTION TITLE COORDINATOR TRAINED STAFF 3 STAFFING 2 1 Planning General Recorder CEMA EM Specialist Volunteer Coordinator Planning Demobilization Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Planning Planning Technical Specialist Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Planning Operations Operations Section Chief CEMA Assistant Director Operations Deputy Operations Section Chief CEMA EM Specialist Operations Operations Emergency Services Branch Director CEMA EM Specialist Operations Operations ESF-4 Fire Group Supervisor ESF-4 Primary Coordinator Operations ESF-9 SAR Group Supervisor ESF-9 Primary Coordinator Operations ESF-10 Hazmat Group Supervisor ESF-10 Primary Coordinator Operations ESF-13 Security Group Supervisor ESF-13 Primary Coordinator Operations Military Support Liaison CEMA EM Specialist Operations Operations Human Services Branch Director CEMA EM Specialist Operations Operations ESF-6 Mass Care Group Supervisor ESF-6 Primary Coordinator Operations ESF-8 Medical Group Supervisor ESF-8 Primary Coordinator Operations ESF-11 Pets & Animals Group Supervisor ESF-11 (Pets) Primary Coordinator Operations Infrastructure Branch Director CEMA EM Specialist Operations Operations ESF-3 Public Work Group Supervisor ESF-3 Primary Coordinator Operations ESF-12 Energy Group Supervisor ESF-12 Primary Coordinator Operations ESF-1 Evacuation/Re-Entry Branch Director CEMA EM Specialist Operations Operations Evacuation Assembly Area Group Supervisor ESF-1 Primary Coordinator Operations Staging Manager ESF-1 Primary Coordinator Operations ASOC Group Supervisor CEMA EM Specialist Operations Logistics Logistics Section Chief CEMA EM Specialist Logistics APPENDIX 3-8 APRIL 2010
9 STAFFING SCHEDULE SECTION TITLE COORDINATOR TRAINED STAFF 3 STAFFING 2 1 Logistics Deputy Logistics Section Chief CEMA EM Specialist Logistics Logistics Services Branch Director CEMA EM Specialist Logistics Logistics ESF-2 Communications Unit Leader ESF-2 Primary Coordinator Logistics ESF-8 Medical Unit Leader ESF-8 Primary Coordinator Logistics ESF-11 Food Services Unit Leader ESF-11 (Food) Primary Coordinator Logistics Support Branch Director CEMA EM Specialist Logistics Logistics ESF-7 Resources Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Logistics Logistics Supply Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Logistics Logistics Facilities Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Logistics Logistics ESF-1 Ground Support Unit Leader ESF-1 Primary Coordinator Fin/Admin Finance/Administration Section Chief CEMA EM Specialist Finance Fin/Admin Time Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Finance Fin/Admin Personnel Time Recorder CEMA EM Specialist Finance Fin/Admin Equipment Time Recorder CEMA EM Specialist Finance Fin/Admin Compensation and Claims Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Finance Fin/Admin Compensation Injury Specialist CEMA EM Specialist Finance Fin/Admin Claims Specialist CEMA EM Specialist Finance Fin/Admin Administrative Support Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Volunteer Coordinator Fin/Admin Administrative and Clerical Assistants CEMA EM Specialist Volunteer Coordinator Fin/Admin Cost Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Finance Fin/Admin Procurement Unit Leader CEMA EM Specialist Finance APPENDIX 3-9 APRIL 2010
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