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CI Resource Guide

ES Group Supervisor Operations Chief ES Branch Director ES Group Supervisor Triage Unit Leader edical Supplies anager Treatment Unit Leader orgue anager Transportation Unit Leader Report To: ES Branch Director or IC Radio Designation: ES Supervisor FUNCTION Supervise the Triage, Treatment and Transportation Groups. Supervise edical Supplies and orgue anager Establish command and control of the activities within the ES Group.

ES Group Supervisor Report To: ES Branch Director Radio Designation: ES Supervisor RESPONSIBILITIES Don ICS vest for ES Group Supervisor Obtain briefing from the ES Branch Director or Operations Section Chief. Participate in ES Branch/Operations Section planning. Establish ES Group/Division with assigned personnel, request additional personnel and recourses sufficient to handle the magnitude of the incident. Designate Unit Leaders and appropriat Treatment Area locations. Request law enforcement and coroner involvement as needed. Determine amount and type of additional medical equipment and supplies as needed to handle the size of the incident (i.e. medical caches, disaster vans or trailers). Ensure the notification of area hospitals and care facilities as to the level of multi-casualty incident. Direct and/or supervise on-scene personnel from other agencies (ie. Coroner s Office, law enforcement, Red Cross, health care agencies, ambulance companies, and mutual aid responders.

TRIAGE ES Group Supervisor Triage Unit Leader Triage Team 1 Litter Bearers 1 Triage Team 2 Litter Bearers 2 Reports To: ES Supervisor Radio Designation: Triage anage triage activities Supervise triage personnel FUNCTIONS Direct movement of patients to treatment areas Establish a safe triage area Provide status reports to ES Supervisor Anticipate reassignment after primary triage is complete

TRIAGE Reports To: ES Supervisor Radio Designation: Triage RESPONSIBILITIES Don ICS vest for Triage Obtain briefing from the ES Group/Division Supervisor. If the scene is not safe, ensure all patients are moved out of the incident site before establishing primary triage. Develop organization sufficient to handle the assignment. Inform the ES Group/Division Supervisor of resource needs. If necessary, divide incident site into sectors and assign Triage Teams to each sector. A team will usually be a single person/resource. Preferably a Fire ET. Implement the primary triage process using the START and JumpSTART methods. Ensure triage personnel tag patients at the incident site. Coordinate movement of patients from Triage to the appropriate Treatment Area with the Extrication Group and Treatment Unit Leader. Provide periodic status reports with the number of patients and their triage categories to the ES Group/Division Supervisor. aintain security and control of the triage area. aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214).

Triage Team Triage Unit Leader Triage Team 1 Triage Team 2 Reports To: Triage Radio Designation: Triage Team 1, 2, 3,... FUNCTIONS Perform primary triage using START and JumpSTART Categorize each patient with RAPtag band Coordinate movement of patients to treatment areas Don ICS vest Triage. RESPONSIBILITIES Obtain briefing from the Triage Unit Leader Triage and tag paitents using RP assessment. During triage the only medical treatment to be performed is: 1) opening the airway. 2) Stop severe hemorrhage. 3) Provide 5 rescue breaths for pediatric patients that are apneic but have a palpable pulse. 4) Place unconcsious patients in the coma position. After primary triage is completed, coordinate with the Triage Unit Leader to move patients from the incident site to the treatment area.

Triage Team RED YELLOW GREEN BLACK Total Total Total Total

START / JumpSTART START ove the walking wounded No respirations after head tilt Respirations over 30/min Perfusion No radial pulse Cap refill >2 sec ental status Unable to follow simple commands Stable RP INOR DECEASED IEDIATE IEDIATE IEDIATE DELAYED JumpSTART ove the walking wounded INOR Respirations No respirations No peripheral pulse DECEASED Respirations <15 >45 IEDIATE No respirations With peripheral pulse Give 5 ventilations via barrier Respirations resume IEDIATE No spontaneous respirations DECEASED Perfusion No peripheral pulse IEDIATE Cap refill >2 sec. ental status AVPU AV PU DELAYED IEDIATE

Litter Bearers Triage Unit Leader Litter Bearer Team 1 Litter Bearer Team 2 Reports To: Triage (Triage Unit Leader) Radio Designation: Litter Bearer Team 1, 2, 3,... FUNCTIONS Provide safe and timely movement of triaged patients from the scene to the proper treatment area Only transport thos patients who have been triaged Work closely with the Triage Teams Having a team of four may be able to accomplish more work than two 2 person teams over a long period of time. RESPONSIBILITIES Obtain briefing from the Triage Unit Leader. Gather needed equipment to safely transport patients from the scene to the appropriate treatment area. Provide periodic status reports to the Triage Unit Leader on assigned tasks and status of personnel. aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214).

TREATENT ES Group Supervisor Treatment Unit Leader inor Treatment Area anager Immediate Treatment Area anager Delayed Treatment Area anager Reports To: ES Supervisor Radio Designation: Treatment FUNCTIONS anage all activities within the treatment area Request personnel from the ES Supervisor Paramedics - Immediate (Red) and Delayed (Yellow) ET - inor (Green) Secure medical equipment and supplies Coordinate patient loading with the Transport Unit Leader

TREATENT Reports To: ES Supervisor Radio Designation: Treatment RESPONSIBILITIES Don ICS Vest for Treatment Obtain briefing from ES Group/Division Supervisor. Develop organization sufficient to handle assignment. Ensure arriving companies drop medical equipment and supplies at the treatment areas. This includes colored tarps and cones. Establish well marked treatment areas using colored tarps and create an entry chute using colored cones. Direct and supervise the treatment areas. Ensure that adequate paremedics are assigned to provide the ALS care for the number of critical patients. Coordinate movement of patients from triage to treatment areas with the Triage Unit Leader. Coordinate loading of patients with the Transportation Unit Leader. Request sufficient medical caches, equipment and supplies as necessary. Provide status reports to ES Group/Division Supervisor. aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 124).

Treatment Log ark treatment area RED YELLOW GREEN TAG # NAE AGE INJURIES TREATENT TIE OUT F TAG # NAE AGE INJURIES TREATENT TIE OUT F TAG # NAE AGE INJURIES TREATENT TIE OUT F TAG # NAE AGE INJURIES TREATENT TIE OUT F TAG # NAE AGE INJURIES TREATENT TIE OUT F TAG # NAE AGE INJURIES TREATENT TIE OUT F

inor Treatment Treatment Unit Leader inor Treatment Unit Leader inor Treatment Personnel Reports To: Treatment (Treatment Unit Leader) Radio Designation: inor anager FUNCTIONS / RESPONSIBILITIES Secondary triage and treatment of patients assigned to the inor Treatment Area. Request and establish treatment teams as necessary. Assign treatment personnel to patients. Assure patients are prioritized and packaged for transportation. Coordinate with Treatment Unit Leader. Assure that patient information is recorded on triage tag. aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214).

Delayed Treatment Treatment Unit Leader Delayed Treatment Unit Leader Delayed Treatment Personnel Reports To: Treatment (Treatment Unit Leader) Radio Designation: Delayed anager FUNCTIONS / RESPONSIBILITIES Secondary triage and treatment of patients assigned to the Delayed Treatment Area. Request and establish treatment teams as necessary. Assign treatment personnel to patients. Assure patients are prioritized and packaged for transportation. Coordinate with Treatment Unit Leader. Assure that patient information is recorded on triage tag. aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214).

Immediate Treatment Treatment Unit Leader Immediate Treatment Unit Leader Immediate Treatment Personnel Reports To: Treatment (Treatment Unit Leader) Radio Designation: Immediate anager FUNCTIONS / RESPONSIBILITIES Secondary triage and treatment of patients assigned to the ImmediateTreatment Area. Request and establish treatment teams as necessary. Assign treatment personnel to patients. Assure patients are prioritized and packaged for transportation. Coordinate with Treatment Unit Leader. Assure that patient information is recorded on triage tag. aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214).

TRANSPORTATION ES Group Supervisor Transportation Unit Leader Transportation Recorder Ground Ambulance anager Air Ambulance anager Reports To: ES Supervisor (ES Group Supervisor) Radio Designation: Transportation FUNCTIONS Coordinate patient transportation aintain records relating to identification, injuries, mode of transportation, and destination Coordinate patient loading with the Treatment Unit Leader

TRANSPORTATION Reports To: ES Supervisor (ES Group Supervisor) Radio Designation: Transportation RESPONSIBILITIES Don ICS Vest for Transportation Obtain briefing from ES Group Supervisor. Insure the establishment of communications with hospitals, either through direct contact or utilize the EOC, and maintain records of handling capabilities of each medical facility. Coordinate an ambulance staging area with the ES Group Supervisor and the Staging anager. Direct the transportation of patients as determined by the Treatment Unit Leader. Request additional ambulances and buses as required. Notify the Ground Ambulance anager of ambulance requests. This position may be filled by the ambulance dispatch center. Request additional air ambulances/helicopters through the Air Ambulance anager. Assure that patient information and destination is recorded. aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 124).

Transportation Log TAG # NAE AGE TRANSPORT AGENCY / # HOSPITAL TIE OUT F TAG # NAE AGE TRANSPORT AGENCY / # HOSPITAL TIE OUT F TAG # NAE AGE TRANSPORT AGENCY / # HOSPITAL TIE OUT F TAG # NAE AGE TRANSPORT AGENCY / # HOSPITAL TIE OUT F TAG # NAE AGE TRANSPORT AGENCY / # HOSPITAL TIE OUT F TAG # NAE AGE TRANSPORT AGENCY / # HOSPITAL TIE OUT F TAG # NAE AGE TRANSPORT AGENCY / # HOSPITAL TIE OUT F

Hospital Log

Transportation Recorder Transportation Unit Leader Transportation Recorder Reports To: Transportation (Transportation Unit Leader) Radio Designation: Transportation Recorder FUNCTIONS / RESPONSIBILITIES aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214).

Ground Ambulance Transportation Unit Leader Ground Ambulance anager Ground Ambulance Personnel Reports To: Transportation (Transportation Unit Leader) Radio Designation: Ground Ambulance anager FUNCTIONS / RESPONSIBILITIES anages the ambulance staging areas and dispatches ambulances as requested by the Transportation Unit Leader. Establish staging area for ambulances. Establish routes of travel for ambulances coming to and departing from the incident. Assure the necessary equipment and supplies are available during transportation either by restocking at the hospitals or from a cache at the ambulance staging area. aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214).

Air Ambulance Transportation Unit Leader Air Ambulance anager Air Ambulance Personnel Reports To: Transportation (Transportation Unit Leader) Radio Designation: Air Ambulance anager FUNCTIONS / RESPONSIBILITIES anages helicopters/fixed winged aircraft and ensure landing zone/area is available and secure. Coordinate with the Transportation Unit Leader and the Staging anager to establish helicopter landing zones. Establish communications with the Colorado Springs Airport Operations to ensure landing runways will be available for the arrival and departures of aircrafts. Establish communications with the landing zone crew to ensure a safe and adequate LZ. aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214).

edical Supply ES Group Supervisor edical Supply anager edical Supply Personnel Reports To: ES Supervisor Radio Designation: edical Supply anager FUNCTIONS / RESPONSIBILITIES Acquires and maintains control of appropriate medical equipment. Obtain briefing from ES Group Supervisor. Secure, distribute and maintain status of medical equipment and supplies with the ES Branch. Coordinate with Logistics Section Chief or Supply Unit Leader aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214).

orgue anager ES Group Supervisor orgue anager orgue Personnel Reports To: ES Supervisor Radio Designation: orgue anager FUNCTIONS / RESPONSIBILITIES Assume responsibility for the orgue Area until properly relieved by law enforcement or coroner. Assess resources/supply needs and order as needed. Secure the area and keep it off limits except for authorized personnel. Coordinate with law enforcement and assist the Coroner or edical Examiner representatives. aintain Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214).