SEC LIS Operations Unit Flashcards

1
Q

Responsibilities of OU

A

Responsible for the planning and execution of incident response missions within the AOR

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Tools and Sensors

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  • QRCs
  • SAROPS
  • R21
  • MISLE
  • AMOSS
  • Looking Glass
  • NWS
  • NOAA
  • ERMA
  • SANS
  • VMS
  • Fish Tank
  • i911
  • Phones
  • Command Inbox
  • Google Maps/Earth
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RFF Towers
(SLIS)

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  • Stamford (sound mount, bearing 160)
  • Bethany
  • Durham
  • Montville (sound mount, bearing 135)
  • New Shoreham
  • Montauk
  • Shinnecock
  • Fire Island
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RFF Towers
(NY)

A

DF Capable:
- Navesink
- Alpine
- Putnam

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5
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RFF Towers
Which tower is shared with us?
Which towers do we share with SEC NY?

A

Shared with us: New Shoreham
NY shared with us: Fire Island and Stamford

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What is the East End Task Force (EETF)?

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A collaborative LE initiative compromised of 18 agencies from the 5 East End towns, USCG, Suffolk Sheriff, 5 East End villages, State Park Police, and NY State DEC.

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What are the 5 townships of the EETF?

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  • East Hampton
  • Southampton
  • Southold
  • Shelter Island
  • Riverhead
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What is the boundary line that separates Nassau and Suffolk counties?

A

Amityville Cut to Matinecock Pt

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Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPS)

A
  • 911 dispatch center
  • CT: towns
  • NY: East End Towns, Suffolk, Nassau
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Assets:
Suffolk County Air (Eurocopters)

A

(1) twin-engine Eurocopter w/ rescue swimmer
(2) single-engine Eurocopters (no hoist)

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Assets:
Suffolk County Marine
40ft patrol boats

A
  • Huntington: Bravo
  • Port Jefferson: Delta
  • Great South Bay: Juliette & Kilo
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Assets:
Suffolk County Marine
25ft patrol boats (rapid response)

A

Mike (dive capable) & Romeo

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Assets:
Suffolk County Marine
22ft Boston Whalers

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Hotel, India, and Whiskey 1, 2, & 5

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Assets:
Suffolk County Marine
20ft Challenger (high speed LE)

A

Echo 1, 2, & 3

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Assets:
Suffolk County Marine
25ft Steigercraft patrol boat

A

Lima

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Assets:
Nassau County Air

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(2) Bell 429 twin-engines
(3) Bell 407 single-engines
- no hoist

Mineloa, NY

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Assets:
Nassau County Marine
33ft SAFE Boat

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Marine 1 & 3

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Assets:
Nassau County Marine
39ft SAFE Boat

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Marine 2

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Assets:
Nassau County Marine
41ft SAFE Boat

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Marine 5 & 6

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Assets:
Nassau County Marine
29ft SAFE Boat

A

Marine 20 & 21

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21
Q

What are the capabilities of the Bay Constables?

A
  • SAFE Boats
  • PEACE officers (mostly retired LEOs)
  • Most are armed with exception of North Hempstead and Oyster Bay
22
Q

CT Marine Groups:
Counties and Towns - Region 1?

A

Bridgeport

23
Q

CT Marine Groups:
Counties and Towns - Region 2?

A

New Haven

24
Q

CT Marine Groups:
Counties and Towns - Region 3?

A

New London

25
Q

Coast Guard Assets:
Surface - 29 RBS-II

A

Cruising Speed - 25kts
Max Speed - 45kts
Offshore - 10NM
Draft - 2’9” / 22”
Range - 200NM
Wind - 25kts
Seas - 6ft
Towing - 10T
Max POB - 10

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Coast Guard Assets:
Surface - 45 RBM

A

Cruising Speed - 30kts
Max Speed - 40+kts
Offshore - 50NM
Draft - 3’4”
Range - 250+NM
Wind - 30kts
Seas - 10ft
Towing - 100T
Max POB - 24

27
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Coast Guard Assets:
Surface - 47 MLB

A

Cruising Speed - 20kts
Max Speed - 25kts
Offshore - 50NM
Draft - 4’6”
Range - 200NM
Wind - 30kts / 50kts
Seas - 10ft / 30ft
Towing - 50T / 150T
Max POB - 34

28
Q

Small Boat Crew Fatigue

A

40ft and above:
10 / 8 / 6
less than 40ft:
8 / 6 / 0

trailering:
350mi or 8hrs within 24hrs

all require 8 hour rest

29
Q

SLIS Cutter Capabilities:
87 WPB

A

Cruising Speed - 25kts
Draft - 6’0”
Range - 800NM
Seas - 8-13ft / 5-8ft boat ops
Towing - 200T
Endurance - 3 days

30
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SLIS Cutter Capabilities:
65 WYTL

A

Cruising Speed - 10kts
Range - 850NM
Seas - 6FT
Towing - 300T
Endurance - 2 days
Icebreaking - 12in

31
Q

What ANTs are located in SLIS?

A

ANT New Haven
ANT Moriches

32
Q

Coast Guard Assets:
Air - 60 Jayhawk

A

Speed - 125kts
Range - 700NM
PAX - 4
Endurance - 6hrs
Crew - 2 pilots / 2 crew
AIRSTAs - Cape Cod & E City

note: do not carry stokes litter, pumps, or SLDMBs as part of standard epuip. – need to be requested.

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Q

Coast Guard Assets:
Air - 65 Dolphin

A

Speed - 125kts
Range - 375NM
PAX - 2-3
Endurance - 3.5hrs
Crew - 2 pilots / 1 crew
AIRSTAs - Atlantic City

34
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Coast Guard Assets:
Air - 130H Hercules

A

Speed - 298kts
Range - 4585NM
PAX - 70
Endurance - 13.5hrs
Crew - 2 pilots / 5 crew
AIRSTAs - E City & Clearwater

35
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Coast Guard Assets:
Air - 144 Ocean Sentry

A

Speed - 220kts
Range - 2000NM
PAX - 6
Endurance - 11hrs
Crew - 2 pilots / 3 crew
AIRSTAs - Cape Cod

36
Q

NY & CT Air National Guard

A

Request through D1
- CT ANG (103rd Airlift Wing): Bradley Int Airport – C-130s

  • NY ANG (106th Rescue Wing): Gabreski Airport, Westhampton, NY – HH-60 Pave Hawks: hoist capable – C-130Js
37
Q

ORM:
Define Risk Management

A
  • Process to Identify, Assess, Control, Mitigate, and Manage hazards associated with an operation or activity.
  • Framework to identify and assess hazards, evaluate the risk level, and weigh the risk against the potential benefits.
38
Q

ORM:
Steps for GAR 2.0

A

Identify hazards
Assess hazards
Develop controls and Making decisions
Implementing controls
Supervising and evaluating controls

39
Q

ORM:
What are the two versions of ORM?

A

Deliberate and Real time

40
Q

ORM:
What is the PEAACE model?

A

Planning
Event complexity
Asset (crew)
Asset (vessels)
Communications
Environment

41
Q

ORM:
What is the STAAR model?

A

Spread out
Transfer
Avoid
Accept
Reduce

42
Q

MISLE:
What constitutes MISLE?

A
  • Means of collecting and storing info relative to CG SAR operations.
  • CG is requested to render assistance.
  • CG resource(s) dispatched to render assistance, including non-CG resources are dispatched on behalf of the CG.
  • Notification of distress received even when resources dispatched.
43
Q

MISLE:
What is the time requirement for a Notification?

A

1 hour

44
Q

MISLE:
What is the time requirement for Validation?

A

8 or 12 hours by off going watch

45
Q

MISLE:
What is the time requirement for Review?

A

5 days of case conclusion for SAR

46
Q

“Five Hats” of the Sector Commander:
Captain of the Port - Super 6

A

33 CFR 6
- Enforcement
- Prevent access to waterfront facility
- Establish Security Zones
- Visitation, removal, searches
- Possession and control of vessels
- Assistance to OGAs

47
Q

What is a COTP Order?

A

A tool to provide operational controls over an emergent situation posing safety, security, or environmental risks to COTP’s AOR.

48
Q

What are the THREE types of ‘Letters of Deviation’?

A
  • Emergency
  • Non-operating equipment
  • Continuing operation or period of time
49
Q

What are the FIVE different non-operating equipment on ‘Letters of Deviation’?

A
  • Gyrocompass
  • Steering
  • Radar
  • AIS
50
Q

“Five Hats” of the Sector Commander:
Federal Maritime Security Coordinator (FMSC)

What division falls under this authority?

A

Emergency Management and Force Readiness (EMFR)

51
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A