Call-Out SOP Task
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Bryan reported that he hasn't received any calls for any | Bryan reported that he hasn't received any calls for any | ||
incidents recently although he is listed as available in the | incidents recently although he is listed as available in the | ||
| - | database. There was also a concern that cell | + | database. There was also a concern that cell phone numbers were not being |
tried during call-out. We should meet with the call-out people at | tried during call-out. We should meet with the call-out people at | ||
the next preplan meeting to understand call-out procedures. It was | the next preplan meeting to understand call-out procedures. It was | ||
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a way that allows the members to make sure the information is up to | a way that allows the members to make sure the information is up to | ||
date and allows others to use the written information to perform | date and allows others to use the written information to perform | ||
| - | call out. | + | call out. |
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| + | 2010-06-15 preplan | ||
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| + | numbers are listed in call order | ||
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Current revision
2005-05:
Bryan reported that he hasn't received any calls for any incidents recently although he is listed as available in the database. There was also a concern that cell phone numbers were not being tried during call-out. We should meet with the call-out people at the next preplan meeting to understand call-out procedures. It was proposed that any specialized knowledge (such as who doesn't want to be called, which numbers not to call) should be written down in a way that allows the members to make sure the information is up to date and allows others to use the written information to perform call out.
2010-06-15 preplan
numbers are listed in call order
resolved.
