Overhead tabletop lesson
From PCSAR
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This lesson uses a tabletop scenario to illustrate and get the participants to discuss overhead roles and activities.
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Brett Wuth
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None.
[edit] Objectives
At the conclusion of this lesson the participants will be able to
- illustrate the role of the overhead team
- illustrate the evolution of an incident from first contact to critique
- describe major ICS functions
- place activities in appropriate ICS sections
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Total Time: ?? minutes
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Scenario Sunday May 19, 2013, Victoria Day weekend You've been invited to go camping with some friends. Random camping along the Carbondale River. Woods, River, random camp sites, road, hill. Beautiful weekend. Get to know neighbours. Mention that you're part of SAR. Sunday morning. One of friends from last night, panicked says her 5-year old daughter is missing. Will you help?
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One SAR person involved What needs to be done? Why? Who should be contacted? How? When should you expect help? Lots of other campers are showing up, wanting to help. What could they do? Who's in charge? Is PCSAR involved? Have we been tasked? By whom? What does "tasked" mean? Are you obliged to help? (paint some scenarios where urgency is low or you're needed elsewhere)
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Who calls for outside help? Who do they call? RCMP, SAR, SRD? Who receives the call? How does a SAR manager get notified? What numbers are called? Touch on: RCMP, STARS, Manager on Call, Call-out people, Call back number.
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Initial evaluation What is SAR manager asking? What decisions are you making? What is search urgency? Will the SAR group respond? When is the group tasked? By whom? Why? What will you want at the site? How long will it take to get there? How do you arrange that? Touch on: overhead team, call out committee
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Other teams Lack of resources. Who do you call? How? How are they tasked? Who do they report to?
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On scene Resources arrive on scene What are the priorities when arriving on scene? How do you integrate the already started activities, organization? touch on: previous in charge becoming Operations Section Chief What ICS roles are activated? What do they do? What are the other roles? When will they be activated? What is the RCMP's role? How are other SAR teams integrated? What are the planning activities? What are operations activities? What are logistic activities?
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Overnight Do we search at night? When? Why? What other things can be done at night? Touch on: confinement, attraction, planning
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Hand off What is a hand off? How is it done?
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Suspending When would a search be suspended? By whom? How is the decision made?
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Demobilization Scenario: subject found What needs to be done? How do people get home? Are there any safety concerns? What post search activities? How do we get ready for next search? touch on: CISM, critique, billing, summary
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Copyright © 2009, 2012, Brett Wuth.
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