INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM Hazardous Materials LESSON ICS Hazardous Materials Refuge Area Manager
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1 LESSON TOPIC: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REFUGE AREA MANAGER TIME FRAME: LEVEL OF INSTRUCTION: 15 Minutes Level I BEHAVIORAL OBJECTIVE: Condition: Given a written examination Behavior: The student will recognize the roles and responsibilities of the Refuge Area Manager Standard: With a minimum 80% accuracy according to the information in the Incident Command System Module MATERIALS NEEDED: REFERENCES: PREPARATION: Group Organization Chart, Control Zone Layout Chart, Lesson plan ICS 361-6, dry erase board and pens, written quiz ICS Lesson Plan and ICS 1106 position manual for the, Field Operations Guide (FOG) The must have a thorough working knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of the position. There may already be victims identified as having been contaminated or needing to be interviewed to determine if they have information about the emergency situation. Your job is to manage the Refuge Area by triaging victims to the decontamination corridor or to the Safe Refuge Area. You will be given a written quiz at the end of this lesson. The performance standard for this quiz will be 80% Correct. Page 1 of 12
2 LESSON PRESENTATION I. ORGANIZATION A. assigned to 1. Site Access Control Leader B. Reports to 1. Site Access Control Leader C. Coordinates with 1. Decontamination Leader 2. Entry Leader D. Responsible for 1. Evaluating and prioritizing victims for a) Decontamination b) Medical treatment E. Located 1. Separate from the Safe Refuge Area 2. Within the Exclusion Zone II. PERSONNEL A. 1. Part of the Site Access Control Team 2. Responsible for a) Evaluating victims b) Prioritizing victims for treatment 3. Prevent the spread of contamination B. Requirements 1. Trained to federal, state and local laws III. MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES AND PROCEDURES A. Review Common Responsibilities, FOG (Page 1-2) B. Check in and obtain a briefing from the site access control leader APPLICATION Show ICS Organization Chart Identify where the refuge area manager should operate from Discuss the Incident Briefing form ICS Form 201 Page 2 of 12
3 LESSON 1. Complete Check in list (ICS Form 201). 2. If reporting directly to assignment a) Check in via radio 3. Request and receive briefing to include a) Incident briefing form ICS 201 or b) Information verbally c) Request assignment instructions 4. Obtain incident action plan (ICS Form 202) 5. Start Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214) C. Establish the Refuge Area 1. Coordinate location with a) Decontamination Leader 2. Coordinate Refuge Area Layout a) With the Entry Team Leader (1) To expedite movement of victims (2) Comply with the incident traffic plan 3. Determine resource needs a) Need for personnel and equipment b) Requests through (1) Site Access Control Leader 4. Post the area for identification D. Monitor the hazardous material release 1. Ensure Refuge Area is not subject to exposure 2. Communicate with a) Assistant Safety Officer HM b) Safe E. Assist Site Access Control Leader 1. Evaluate victims for contamination Discuss the Incident Action Plan ICS Form 202 Discus the Unit Activity Log ICS Form 214 Page 3 of 12
4 LESSON F. Manage Refuge Area 1. Evaluate victims for contamination a) Consider secondary contamination to EMS equipment and personnel b) Victims must be decontaminated prior to leaving the incident 2. Coordinate with the Decontamination Leader a) Prioritize victims for decontamination 3. Collect information from witnesses a) Communicate the information to the Haz Mat Group Supervisor (1) Through the Site Access Control Leader G. Coordinate with the Entry Leader for movement of victims from the 1. From the Refuge Area in the Exclusion Zone to the Safe Refuge Area in the Contamination Reduction Zone 2. Triage victims a) Prior to movement into the SRA (1) Medical condition (2) Contamination H. Communicate with the Decontamination Leader for movement of victims from the 1. Safe Refuge Area to the Decontamination Corridor a) Triage victims for immediate decontamination I. Maintain Unit Activity Log/ ICS 214 Illustrate travel from one zone to the next using the Control Zone Layout Diagram Page 4 of 12
5 LESSON 1. Record significant events or action taken 2. Submit the form to the a) Documentation Unit (1) Through the Site Access Control Leader ICS Form 214 Page 5 of 12
6 LESSON Group Organization HAZARDOUS MATERIALS GROUP SUPERVISOR Assistant Safety Officer- Technical Specialist- Reference Entry Leader Decontamination Leader Site Access Control Leader Refuge Area Manager Safe Refuge Area Manager Page 6 of 12
7 LESSON CONTROL ZONE LAYOUT EXCLUSION ZONE (HOT ZONE) EXCLUSION ZONE Control Line REFUGE AREA SAFE REFUGE AREA 100 TO 150 FEET (not to scale) CONTAMINATION REDUCTION CORRIDOR CONTAMINATION REDUCTION ZONE (WARM ZONE) CONTAMINATION CONTROL LINE ENTRY SUIT LAYOUT SUPPORT ZONE (COLD ZONE) H.M. CO ENG. CO Page 7 of 12
8 LESSON SUMMARY: The position description and checklist just covered is the minimum consideration for the position of. The most important on is to establish communications and coordination with the various leader positions that you will be interfacing. The evaluation of victims (triaging) and gathering of information from the victims is very important to this position. EVALUATION: Give student quiz ICS ASSIGNMENT: Read pages 1-6 of the Position Manual (ICS 1106) Page 8 of 12
9 LESSON Incident Command System Module ICS Quiz Name: Date: Instructions: This is a multiple choice quiz. For each of the following questions or statements, mark the letter preceding the one best answer. Example: Methods and operating procedures which reduce fire, water and smoke damage during and after fire are called: A. Overhaul B. Ventilation C. Extinguishment D. Salvage 1. The Reports to: A. The Site Access Control Leader B. Operations Section Chief C. Planning Section Chief D. HM Group Supervisor 2. The is assigned to: A. Entry Leader B. Decontamination Leader C. Group D. Incident Commander 3. Where is the Refuge Area Located? A. Exclusion Zone B. Support Zone C. Contamination Reduction Zone D. Tepid Zone 4. The general objectives of the position includes all of the following except: A. Documenting the decontamination teams on air time B. Preventing the spread of contamination C. Prioritizing victims for treatment D. Collecting information from victims 5. The must coordinate activities with: A. Decontamination Leader B. Entry Leader C. Site Access Control Leader Page 9 of 12
10 LESSON D. All of the above 6. The will request additional resources through: A. The Site Access Control Leader B. State Warning Center C. Logistics Section Chief D. Planning Section Chief 7. The should relay pertinent information received from victims through the Site Access Control Leader to the: A. Incident Commander B. Planning Section Chief C. Local Media for immediate broadcast D. HM Group Supervisor 8. By what criteria will the Entry Team triage victims? A. Age B. Training and education C. Medical condition and degree of contamination D. All of the above 9. If there is a need for the to enter the Contamination Reduction Zone. What level of personal protection shall be worn? A. The Appropriate level B. Level A C. Level B D. Level C 10. Which ICS form must be maintained by the? A. ICS Form 211 B. ICS Form 214 C. ICS Form 202 D. ICS Form 1099 Incident Command System Module ICS Quiz Key Page 10 of 12
11 LESSON Name: Date: Instructions: This is a multiple choice quiz. For each of the following questions or statements, mark the letter preceding the one best answer. Example: Methods and operating procedures which reduce fire, water and smoke damage during and after fire are called: E. Overhaul F. Ventilation G. Extinguishment H. Salvage 1. The Reports to: A. The Site Access Control Leader B. Operations Section Chief C. Planning Section Chief D. HM Group Supervisor 2. The is assigned to: A. Entry Leader B. Decontamination Leader C. Group D. Incident Commander 3. Where is the Refuge Area Located? A. Exclusion Zone B. Support Zone C. Contamination Reduction Zone D. Tepid Zone 4. The general objectives of the position includes all of the following except: A. Documenting the decontamination teams on air time B. Preventing the spread of contamination C. Prioritizing victims for treatment D. Collecting information from victims 5. The must coordinate activities with: A. Decontamination Leader B. Entry Leader C. Site Access Control Leader D. All of the above 6. The will request additional resources through: A. The Site Access Control Leader Page 11 of 12
12 LESSON B. State Warning Center C. Logistics Section Chief D. Planning Section Chief 7. The should relay pertinent information received from victims through the Site Access Control Leader to the: A. Incident Commander B. Planning Section Chief C. Local Media for immediate broadcast D. HM Group Supervisor 8. By what criteria will the Entry Team triage victims? A. Age B. Training and education C. Medical condition and degree of contamination D. All of the above 9. If there is a need for the to enter the Contamination Reduction Zone. What level of personal protection shall be worn? A. The Appropriate level B. Level A C. Level B D. Level C 10. Which ICS form must be maintained by the? A. ICS Form 211 B. ICS Form 214 C. ICS Form 202 D. ICS Form 1099 Page 12 of 12
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