– For this week, you are to integrate the reading lessons into the creation of an Incident Action Plan (IAP) and document that on ICS 201. Remember to utilize the “Incident Priorities” established in your prior reading assignments, for example: protection of life, incident “stabilization” (prevent it from getting bigger), protection of property, protection of environment, restoration of community.
– Group A – Winter Storm Jonas resulted in a roof collapse of a Senior supervised living facility housing 8 residents, 3 with ‘special care needs’ requiring continuous electrical power. Two staff and 2 residents are unaccounted for in this brick and wood frame 2 floor plus basement structure.
– FEMA Form 201 is attached: 610-form 201-fillable(2).docx
– Reading Assignments
Attached Files:
610-FEMA Incident Action Planning Guide (IAP).pdf (1.687 MB) - 610-TJC EmergMgmtProgramVulnerabilities.pdf (157.938 KB)
- Examplar- ICS 201 – Roof Collapse.docx (292.626 KB)
Ciottone chapter 32, pages 207-209. For those of you using the online version, these pages begin with the title “Emergency Operation Plan” below Box 32.4. The discussion ends at “Gap Analysis.”
Perry & Lindell chapter 7
FEMA Planning and Template Guide – Go to this link for a quick reference to the many types of planning templates available through FEMA:
The Joint Commission Preparedness Guide – See attached.
See attached FEMA IAP Planning Guide. It’s a big document, but worth adding to your personal library.
October 11, 2017 – See the ICS 201 Examplar I added today to guide you in the creation of your own. The FEMA IAP Action Guide also has examples to review.
FOCUS POINTS
No, the Ciottone ref isn’t an error. You only need that one page from that text. The Perry text is an outstanding resource for plan development, so read that one carefully. While the FEMA IAP Planning Guide is big, it is mostly useful as a reference. Don’t try to read the whole thing yet. Take a good look, though, at the templates. These aids prove invaluable in EM, not just for planning, but for exercise development, critique etc. We will use these over and over during the masters.
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