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The following power point training presentations must be viewed at

The following power point training presentations must be viewed at unit training and/or under the supervision of an OSRT Officer. Members viewing the presentations must sign a OSRT sign in sheet. The completed sign in sheet must be submitted to the OSRT Planning (Training)

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  1. The following power point training presentations must be viewed at unit training and/or under the supervision of an OSRT Officer. Members viewing the presentations must sign a OSRT sign in sheet. The completed sign in sheet must be submitted to the OSRT Planning (Training) Section to receive credit for the training.

  2. SAR STANDARDS

  3. ACTIVATIONS

  4. How does OSRT get activated?

  5. BASICALLY THREE METHODS Each has a set of guidelines - 1. Via ESF#9 Job Title 35 Must be certified through credentialing. 2. Volunteers Organization Active in Disasters Each OSRT member in good standing – dues paid, BCI, & insurance. 3. Local counties Each OSRT member in good standing dues paid, BCI, and training for assigned task.

  6. Search and Rescue Standards

  7. STANDARDS 1. International 2. United States Supplement to International 3. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 4. American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) 5. FEMA – Homeland Security 6. National Assoc of Search & Rescue 7. National Search and Rescue School 8. Occupational Health and Safety Agency 9. Organization of International Standards 10. Ohio Assoc Nonprofit Organizations 11. Credentialing

  8. INTERNATIONAL

  9. UNITED STATES

  10. Source Training and Equipment Documents

  11. Training & Equipment Requirements Source Documents NFPA – National Fire Protection Academy ASTM – American Society for Testing & Materials FEMA – Federal Emergency Management Agency NASAR – National Association for Search & Rescue NSRC - National Search and Rescue School OSHA – Occupational Health and Safety Agency ISO - Organization of International Standards OANO – Ohio Association of Non-profit Organizations

  12. The NFPA, ASTM, and ISO publications had to be purchased and are copywriter.

  13. NFPA Documents 1006 Standards for Technical Rescuer Professional Requirements 1670 Standards on Operations & Training for Technical Search & Rescue Incidents 1983 Standards on Life Safety Rope & Equipment got Emergency Services

  14. NFPA 1006 Primarily team requirements.

  15. NFPA 1670 Primarily deals with individual training.

  16. ASTM - Documents 1460 Terminology SAR 1583 Communications Procedures - Phonetics 1591 Visual Signals 1616 Performance of 1st Responder Who Practice in the Wilderness or Delayed Transport Settings 1633 Techniques in Land Search 1846 Standard Practices For Symbols & Markings 1847 Minimum Skills for Canines 1848 SAR Dog Crew/Team 1879 Demonstrating Obedience/Agility K9 2009 Use of Transverse Mercator 2209 Level I Land SAR 2685 Level II Land SAR 2852 Training Inland Search Tracker

  17. FEMA-HOMELAND SECURITY TYPED RESOURCES DEFINITIONS Search and Rescue Resources FEMA 508-8 For ease of ordering and tracking responses Assets need to be categorized via resource typing. Publication sometimes referred to as ESF #9. Defines equipment, personnel, and training per team. Refer to page 39 Wilderness Search and Rescue Team.

  18. NASAR Search Technicians Courses.

  19. NSRS Congress assigned water search to water Coast Guard and land search to the Air Force. The NSRS provides training – Inland SAR Planning Course – for SAR units leadership. The Air Force provides instructors for the course.

  20. OSHA Numerous safety and health courses.

  21. International Organization of Standards (ISO) > ISO 22399 Guidelines for incident preparedness and operational continuity management. ~ Prepared a Checklist ~ Recording Form > Ohio Association of Nonprofit Organizations > ~ Award of Excellence

  22. OANO Award of Excellence - Evaluates the overall operation of an organization to set of standards.

  23. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY FEMA

  24. u.s Department of Homeland Security Federal Emergency Management Agency Typed Resource Definitions Search and Rescue Resources FEMA 508-8 November 2005

  25. Essential Mission Functions 15 Different Functions Primary of interest to us: ESF # 9 Defined into 36 job titles.

  26. JOB TITLES ESF # 9 broken down into typed resources with one being Wilderness Search and Rescue. Job Titles # 7, 8, and 9 relate to Canines Job Title # 33 Team Manager (Leader) Job Title # 35 Wilderness Search and Rescue Job Title # 36 Unit Leader The Job Titles through the source documents drive the training & equipment (type and quantity) requirements.

  27. CREDENTIALING CERTIFICATION >Typing Levels I, II, III, and IV lowest. >All personnel, training, and equipment requirements are formulated into a credentialing matrix. >The credentialing certification is under the control of the State of Ohio. >When we have a team fully prepared to meet ALL of the requirements an application is submitted to the Ohio EMA. >The State EMA will select personnel to conduct an audit of training and equipment.

  28. Extract from 508-8

  29. FEMA CREDENTIALING JOB TITLE 35 What are the requirements of Job 35 matrix? ~There 14 major sections in the matrix. ~When reading the matrix there must be strict adheres to the applicable typing level. ~The typing columns defines the requirements for that particular level. ~In our case we are preparing for Typing Level III. ~This means we must accomplished the requirements in that column and those of Level IV. ~We will not discuss every line in the matrix – its more important that you have a understanding of overall matrix.

  30. JOB TITLE 35 Team Rescue Capabilities Section 1 Team Search Capabilities Section 2 Line 2.3 Require 24 hours Personnel Team Composition Section 3 Line 3.3 2 ea Teams - 6 people per team 2 ea Managers (Team Leaders) Job 33 _______________ Total 14 Each Job 35 & 33 is a stand along unit – can have multiple Job 35’s 1 ea Unit Leader Job 36 – supervises multiple Job 35’s

  31. Personnel Medical Specialist Section 4 Line 4.3 Wilderness First Aid Overhead Incident Management Section 5 Personnel Crew Availability Section 6 Line 6.2 Personnel Sustain Operations Section 7 Line 7.1 For 24 hours

  32. Section 8 Personnel Training ~ Purchase the Standards – publications. ~ Establish training requirements ~ Arrange for instructors – there certifications traceable to the national standards. ~ Communicate training requirement to members. ~ Raising funds to help finance training. ~ Develop plans for obtaining the required equipment. ~ Large number of courses are available on internet. ~ A number of the courses are offered at the FTX. ~ The remaining courses are scheduled periodically through the year.

  33. Vehicle Transportation Section 9 Line 9.1 Equipment Personnel Section 10 Equipment Communications Section 11 Line 11.1 Equipment Search and Rescue Section 12 Basically followed NASAR requirements Supply Section 13 Equipment Medical Section 14

  34. A few difference exist in training and personal equipment for Job Titles 33 and 36.

  35. AUDIT REQUIREMENTS > Training certificates must be available to the auditors. > All personnel equipment at audit. > All organizational equipment at audit. > All members of the Job Title 35 must be present.

  36. IMPACT ON OSRT Funding - for training and equipment. ~ Donations – funds / equipment ~ Grants ~ Fund Raising Events Training - ~ Accomplish the required training. Contacts/Customers -- ~ Recognized by civil authorities and Other institutions.

  37. FUNDING How many prefer grants to pay for training courses and equipment? 1. What are the expectations of groups providing the funding? • Do you expect a return on your savings / investments? • Do you suppose they would like a return on their investment? 2. The sources of the funding are expecting a functioning response team?

  38. COMMITMENT >Approx. 70% of fireman are volunteers. >They are required to maintain a certification and serve with little or no pay. >You too are required to maintain a certification with no financial gain. >Each of you are registered with the State of Ohio which means you must follow the rules. NO free lancing. Would you want a free lancing fireman to respond to your home if you had a fire?

  39. 1. Each member is Registered with the Ohio EMA under the name of Ohio Special Response Team. • With that registration goes a certain amount of expectations and benefits from the Ohio EMA. 2. We have had to commit to the State EMA that we will not deploy without a requested by the appropriate authority.

  40. CIVIL AUTHORITIES Working with the State EMA and VOAD - OSRT member recognition at an incident. 1. Distinct uniform 2. OSRT logo 3. OSRT identification card 4. OSRT magnetic vehicle placards 5. Entry control badges The State EMA has stressed on several occasions that we must build a image that they can promote and the authorities come to recognize.

  41. QUESTIONS

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