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HazMat Full-time Staffed Hazardous
Material Response Unit staffing
1 unit with 4 HM-FF
HazMat Support Unit Full-time Staffed
1 unit with 2HM-FF
Reserve HazMat Support Unit
1 UNIT
Foam Unit(S)
2 UNITS CROSS STAFFED
HazMat Unit AND HM SUPPORT
6 TOTAL MINIMUM STAFFING
1 Officer/EMT-B
1 Driver/EMT-B
3 HazMat
Technician/EMT- B
1 HazMat
Technician/EMT-P
Low Risk Hazardous Materials INCIDENTS
Critical Task
Total ERF 3
Low Risk Hazardous Materials
Dispatched Units
1 Suppression CREW- 4
Total Dispatched CREW- 4
Moderate Risk Hazardous Materials
Critical Task Minimum Personnel
Command/Accountability 1
Air Monitoring 2
Water Supply 1
Attack line 2
Total ERF 6
Moderate Risk Hazardous Materials
Dispatched Units Crew
1 Engine or Truck 4
1 Rescue 4
Total Dispatched 8
High Risk Hazardous Materials
Critical Task
Command/Accountability 1
HM Branch 1
Research 1
Entry 1
Decontamination 1
Logistics 1
Medical 1
Water Supply 1
Entry Team 4
RIT 4
Mitigation 4
Decontamination Workers 2
Rehab/Medical 1
Total ERF 23
High Risk Hazardous Materials
Dispatched Units
1 Battalion Chief 1
1 EMS Supervisor 1
1 Safety Officer 1
2 Engines 8
1 Rescue 4
1 HazMat 6
1 EMS Transport Unit 2
Total Dispatched 23
The Hazardous Materials program operates one primary HazMat unit and HazMat Support Unit staffed
with
6 Hazardous Materials Technicians and
4 satellite Heavy Rescues staffed with 4 Hazardous
Materials Technicians
High Risk Hazardous Materials EVENT
Critical Task Minimum Personnel Dispatched Units Crew
Command 1 P 1 DFCO 2 P
HM Branch 1 P 2 Battalion Chief 2 P
Research 1 P 1 EMS Supervisor 1 P
Entry 1 1 Safety Officer 1P
Decontamination 1 P
4 Engines 16 PEOPLE
23 Personnel Total
Maximum Risk Hazardous Materials EVENT
Logistics 1
Medical 1
Water Supply 1
Entry Team 4
RIT 4
Decontamination Workers 8
Rehab/Medical 2
Total ERF 28
Maximum Risk Hazardous Materials EVENT
1 Tanker 1
1 AFFF Unit 4
1 Rescues 4
1 HazMat 6
2 EMS Transport
units
1 SHU 4
1 MCP 4
1 CSU 2
Total Dispatched 51
SOC SYSTEM WIDE PERFORMANCE
Hazmat Low 509 551 556 579 555 2,750
Moderate 1,024 920 868 1,028 983 4,823
High 72 75 64 100 93 404
Maximum 2 2 6 3 3 16
HazMat Total 1,607
1,548 1,494 1,710 1,634 7,993
ERF
EFFECTIVE RESPONSE FORCE
Hazardous Materials Incidents
For 90 percent of all hazardous materials incidents
the total response time for the arrival of the first due unit,
staffed with minimum 4 personnel, is 6 minutes and 24 seconds.
For 90 percent of all moderate risk hazardous materials response incidents,
the total response time for the
arrival of the effective response force (ERF) including the hazardous materials response team, staffed with
minimum 6 personnel, is 10 minutes and 24 seconds in urban.
For 90 percent of all high-risk hazardous materials response incidents
the total response time for arrival of the
ERF, staffed with minimum 13 personnel, is 10 minutes and 24 seconds
For 90 percent of all maximum risk hazardous materials response incidents
the total response time for arrival
of the ERF, staffed with minimum 28 personnel, is 12 minutes and 34 seconds.
Hazardous Materials Incidents risk assessment
For 90 percent of all hazardous materials incidents, the total response time for the first due unit, staffed with 4
personnel is 6 minutes and 24 seconds. The first due unit is capable of: performing incident size-up; establishing
command; requesting additional resources; isolating and denying entry; evacuation; assisting the hazardous
materials team members with support operations. All operations are done in accordance with departmental
Standard Operating Procedures and the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department Hazardous Materials Manual
Hazardous Materials Incidents – ERF
For 90 percent of all hazardous materials incidents, the total response time for the arrival of the ERF, staffed with 6
Hazardous Materials Technicians, is 10 minutes and 24 seconds for all service areas of the county. The ERF for all
risks can respond with a minimum of 4 HazMat Technicians with a competence level under Title 29 of the Code of
Federal Regulations (CFR) 1910.120 with one Heavy Rescue designated HazMat specialty or Hazardous Materials
primary response unit able to establish command; establish a working perimeter; assemble a mitigation team while
maintaining OSHA requirements of 2 in- 2 out. All operations are done in accordance with departmental Standard
Operating Procedures and the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department Hazardous Materials Manual