A/Chief memory Flashcards
The Department is changing its focus from Simply Recruiting to Applicant Development and is now using the four pillars introduced to guide the recruitment program:
- Engagement: Build Relationships with Applicants
- Encourage: Mentor and guide applicants through the process
- Educate: Be a resource for applicants and provide information
- ESpirit de Corps: Build loyalty and make them feel like a part of the team
What is the Workforce Plan, who created it, and how long is the plan good for?
The Workforce Plan for 2020-2024, is in its simplest form, a continual process used to align the needs and priorities of the CHP with those of the workforce.
Eight Areas to look at in monitoring/deducting costs - budget. (STEPOFWC)
Salaries/OT
Training
Effective use of Resources
Professionalism
Occupational Safety
Fleet&Equipment Management
Workers Compensation Costs
Civil Liability
5 Tenants of Below the 100
Wear your belt, wear your vest, watch your speed, What’s Important Now (WIN), Complacency Kills
Incident Command Structure?
COPLF
Command, Operations, Planning, Logistics, Finance
Vehicle Code Section Giving us investigative authority for HazMat
2454 VC ICS for hazmat falls to agency having primary traffic investigative authority. NEVER RELINQUISH ICS RESPONSIBILITIES.
SEMS - Standardized Emergency Management System
An emergency management system required. Y California Law (Government Code) for managing response to a multi agency or multi-jurisdiction emergencies in California is. Consists of 5 Organizational levels
ICS Incident Command System -
The nationally recognized and standardized on-scene emergency management system designed to allow its users to adopt an integrated organizational structure equally o the complexity and demands.
Command Staff minimum for HazMat ICS
IC, Safety Officer, PIO, Liaison
What are the 4 emergency event plans?
Emergency Ops Plans - Preparedness documents intended to be understood prior to the emergency (natural disaster, terrorist attack). Anticipate emergency situations. HPM 50.1 command specific EOP
Incident Action Plan - Details the objectives, strategies, and tactics the IC will use to mitigate an existing emergency incident.
Operations Plan - Used for scheduled events (conferences, sporting event, election). Guidance for shift assignments, uniform, equipment , communications, meals…
72 Hour Self Sufficient Ops Plan - commands need to be sufficient for 72 hours following disaster.
Special Response Team
What is it, what is mission, and structure
A flexible, rapid, coordinated response to events such as, homeland security, active or potential acts of civil disturbance, and/or natural disasters or mutual aid, which may inflict harm to human life or damage to property or state infrastructure
Mission - Maintain Safety and Security for all. Protect right to assemble and free speech.
Captain, two lieutenants, 5 squads (1 Sgt & 11 officers) 1 grenadier squad (2 Sgts & 8 officers) optional disentanglement element
Support - logistics, media issues, finance, video, communication, intelligence, other support.
Swat. Can be used
I s may be used to gather intelligence.
Division commander responsible for activating SRT within division. AC field shall authorize SRT activation from other divisions.
Public Trust Goals:
1 - Grow Community Engagement
2 - promote selflessness: internalize core principles of CHP PRIDE at all levels
3 - Achieve Advanced Levels of Professionalism - Fostering professionalism across the CHP will improve Public Trust
4 - Sustain Public Trust - Goal of a self-sustaining culture on the Department
5 - Attract and keep most qualified recruits
6 - Align Policies and Procedures to support public trust
7 - Create leaders with commitment to public trust - empower leaders to share unified vision of public trust. Hold people accountable and correct undesirable behavior
8 - Own our mistakes - trust can be lost quickly if we are not truthful or withhold information.
Why - To Serve Others
How - Making connections count (internal and external)
what - in each role, contribute to the goals of public trust