Response to WMD (SO) Flashcards
How should bodies that may be recognizable by family members be handled first?
Photographed, documented, and removed first.
What should be done before moving a body or body part by the Coroner or Medical Examiner?
Remove the engineer flag and replace it with a marker showing the assigned body number.
What information should be included in the documentation of all bodies and body parts found?
Measured location, type of body part, and its condition.
What should be done with every body and body part at a disaster site before the investigation is completed?
Photographed, documented, and not remove any body number markers.
How should a body tag be prepared and attached to a body during recovery?
Write the assigned body number on it, by the Coroner, and attach it.
How should teams ensure no duplication of numbers when recovering bodies and personal effects?
Make sure that there is no duplication of numbers if more than one team is involved.
Who is responsible for coordinating police response at the Fire Command Post?
Incident Commander
What equipment shall the Division of Police provide if requested at the Fire Command Post?
Mobile Command Post and communications equipment
When should the Police Incident Commander be notified in case of a suspected criminal event?
When the Fire Incident Commander suspects or determines the incident involves a weapon of mass destruction.
What precautions should personnel observe when approaching the scene of a disaster?
Observe for signs and symptoms of chemical or biological contaminant exposure.
What should personnel do if first responders display signs of contaminant exposure?
Move away from the scene until Fire and Emergency Services personnel ensure safety.
What protective equipment should be worn when personnel enter a scene with building damage?
Ballistic helmet for protection.
Under what conditions shall sworn personnel enter a suspected WMD incident scene?
Only in protective equipment appropriate for the scene, with approval from the Incident Commander.
Who coordinates decontamination for public safety responders and victims at a WMD incident?
The Division of Fire and Emergency Services.
What are the communications capabilities of the Command Post?
Satellite reception, networking, conference room, restrooms, canteen, computers, printers, maps, incident command supplies, weather station, lighting, electrical generation, phones.
Who is responsible for evidence collection unless the FBI assumes the duty?
Division of Police.
How is media contact coordinated during a WMD incident?
Through a team approach using Public Information Officers from multiple agencies.
What unit will be made available in the event of a tactical response?
Emergency Response Unit.
Who assigns a commander to the Joint Operations Center (JOC)?
Division of Police.