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1 Mission: Maintain accurate and complete incident files, including a record of the response and recovery actions; provide duplication services to incident personnel; file, maintain, and store incident documents for legal, analytical, reimbursement, and historical purposes. Position Reports to: Planning Section Chief Command Location: Position Contact Information: Phone: ( ) - Radio Channel: Hospital Command Center (HCC): Phone: ( ) - Fax: ( ) - Immediate Response (0 2 hours) Time Initial Receive appointment Obtain briefing from the Planning Section Chief on: o Size and complexity of incident o Expectations of the Incident Commander o Incident objectives o Involvement of outside agencies, stakeholders, and organizations o The situation, incident activities, and any special concerns Assume the role of Unit Leader Review this Job Action Sheet Put on position identification (e.g., position vest) Notify your usual supervisor of your assignment Assess the operational situation Obtain information and status from Planning Section Units Provide information to the Planning Section Chief on the operational situation of the Unit Determine unit objectives, tactics, and assignments Document unit objectives, tactics, and assignments on the HICS 204: Assignment List Based on the incident objectives for the response period consider the issues and priorities: o Appoint Unit personnel in collaboration with the Planning Section Chief o Determine strategies and how the tactics will be accomplished o Determine needed resources Brief unit personnel on the situation, strategies, and tactics, and designate time for next briefing HICS 2014 Page 1 of 5
2 Activate a system to receive documentation and completed forms from all sections over the course of the Hospital Command Center (HCC) activation Provide duplicates of forms and reports to authorized requestors Establish initial contact with all Section Chiefs to obtain status and history of all major events and actions that have occurred to date, critical issues, concepts of operations, and steps to be taken within the next operational period Prepare incident documentation for the Planning Section Chief when requested Coordinate with the Operations Section information technology (IT) Systems and Applications Unit to ensure access to IT systems with and intranet communication to increase communication and document sharing with all sections, if available Consider development of a unit action plan; submit to the Planning Section Chief if requested Provide regular updates to unit personnel and inform of strategy changes ; confirm time for next briefing HICS 204: Document assignments and operational period objectives on Assignment List HICS 213: Document all communications on a General Message Form HICS 252: Distribute Section Personnel Time Sheet to section personnel; ensure time is recorded appropriately, and submit it to the Finance/Administration Section Time Unit Leader at the completion of a shift or end of each operational period Ensure equipment, supplies, and personal protective equipment (PPE) are available Ensure that all unit personnel comply with safety procedures and instructions Intermediate Response (2 12 hours) Time Initial Transfer the Unit Leader role, if appropriate Continue to accept and organize all submitted documentation and forms Check the accuracy and completeness of records submitted; correct errors or omissions by contacting the appropriate personnel HICS 2014 Page 2 of 5
3 Maintain all historical information and record consolidated plans Meet regularly with all Section Chiefs regarding status, steps taken to resolve critical issues, and projected actions and needs for the next operational period Continue to monitor the ability of the unit to meet workload demands, personnel health and safety, resource needs, and documentation practices Provide updates to the Planning Section Chief Meet with unit personnel to address ongoing issues Meet regularly with the Planning Section Chief for status reports Advise the Planning Section Chief immediately of any operational issue you are not able to correct HICS 204: Review the document assignments and operational period objectives from the Assignment Lists HICS 213: Document all communications on a General Message Form. HICS 255: In conjunction with the Situation Unit Leader, review the Master Patient Evacuation Tracking form HICS 256: In conjunction with the Procurement Unit Leader, review the Procurement Summary Reports HICS 257: In conjunction with the Finance/Administration Section Chief or the Resource Unit Leader, review the Resource Accounting Records HICS 258: In conjunction with the Unit Leader, review and revise the Hospital Resource Directory if necessary Ensure equipment, supplies, and personal protective equipment (PPE) are replaced Ensure that all unit personnel comply with safety procedures and instructions Ensure physical readiness through proper nutrition, water intake, rest, and stress management techniques Ensure unit personnel health and safety issues are being addressed; report issues to the Safety Officer and the Logistics Section Employee Health and Well-Being Unit Ensure personal protective equipment (PPE) is available and utilized appropriately Extended Response (greater than 12 hours) Time Initial Transfer the Unit Leader role, if appropriate HICS 2014 Page 3 of 5
4 Continue to meet regularly with the Planning Section Chief for status reports Ensure the system established to receive documentation and completed forms from all sections over the course of the Hospital Command Center (HCC) activation is being utilized Continue to monitor the ability of the Unit to meet workload demands, personnel health and safety, resource needs, and documentation practices Continue to meet regularly with the Planning Section Chief for status reports Meet with unit personnel to address ongoing issues HICS 204: Continue review of the document assignments and operational period objectives from the Assignment Lists HICS 213: Document all communications on a General Message Form HICS 255: Continue review of the Master Patient Evacuation Tracking forms HICS 256: Continue review of the Procurement Summary Reports HICS 257: Continue review of the Resource Accounting Records HICS 258: Continue review and revision of the Hospital Resource Directory Ensure equipment, supplies, and personal protective equipment (PPE) are replaced Ensure that all unit personnel continue to comply with safety procedures and instructions Observe all staff and volunteers for signs of stress and inappropriate behavior and report concerns to the Safety Officer and the Logistics Section Employee Health and Well-Being Unit Leader Provide for staff rest periods and relief Ensure physical readiness through proper nutrition, water intake, rest, and stress management techniques Ensure personal protective equipment (PPE) is available and utilized appropriately Demobilization/System Recovery Time Initial Transfer the Unit Leader role, if appropriate HICS 2014 Page 4 of 5
5 Ensure the return, retrieval, and restocking of equipment and supplies If information technology (IT) systems were offline during the response, ensure that appropriate information from is transferred into electronic systems As objectives are met and needs decrease, return unit personnel to their usual jobs and combine or deactivate positions in a phased manner in coordination with the Demobilization Unit Leader Notify the Planning Section Chief when demobilization and restoration is complete Coordinate reimbursement issues with the Finance/Administration Section Upon deactivation of your position, brief the Planning Section Chief on current problems, outstanding issues, and follow up requirements Debrief unit personnel on issues, strengths, areas of improvement, lessons learned, and procedural or equipment changes Submit comments to the Planning Section Chief for discussion and possible inclusion in an After Action Report and Corrective Action and Improvement Plan. Topics include: o Review of pertinent position descriptions and operational checklists o Recommendations for procedure changes o Accomplishments and issues Participate in stress management and after action debriefings HICS 221: Demobilization Check-Out Ensure all documentation from all sections has been recorded, filed, and submitted to the Planning Section Chief Documents and Tools HICS Organization Assignment List HICS Assignment List HICS 205A - s List HICS General Message Form HICS Activity Log HICS 215A - Incident Action Plan (IAP) Safety Analysis HICS Demobilization Check-Out HICS Section Personnel Time Sheet HICS Volunteer Registration HICS Master Patient Evacuation Tracking HICS Procurement Summary Report HICS Resource Accounting Record Hospital Emergency Operations Plan Hospital Incident Specific Plans or Annexes Access to the appropriate electronic systems Hospital organization chart Hospital telephone directory Telephone/cell phone/satellite phone/internet/amateur radio/2-way radio for communication HICS 2014 Page 5 of 5
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