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WAsafe Capabilities

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WHY WAsafe?

Previous Efforts Not Robust 1990’s

• King County OEM – file cards
• SEAW Internal List – out of date

as-soon-as assembled

• King County DPER – thru Building

Officials but inadequate funding

2000’s

WABO – self register, fee, ICS 100

2010’s

CalOES SAP (robust, but why CA?)

2014

DOH & NGO’s Collaborate to create WAsafe

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• INSPECTED
• LIMITED ENTRY/RESTRICTED USE
• UNSAFE

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Backhoes Police Dump Trucks WAsafe Evaluators

Type Duties/Limitations Minimum Qualifications

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 Structural evaluation only: Multi-family and commercial structures over 5 stories and complex structures  Registered civil or structural engineer  Cal OES or WAsafe SAT

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 Non-structural evaluation: all multi-family and commercial structures  Structural evaluation: Multi-family and commercial structures up to 5 stories  Certified Building Plans Examiner, Commercial Building Inspector, Building Inspector, Registered Architect, or Certified Building Official  Cal OES or WAsafe SAT

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 Wood-framed, multi-family and commercial structures up to 3 stories  Certified Residential Plans Examiner or Building Inspector  Cal OES or WAsafe SAT

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 Single family residences  Accessory structures  Any ICC Certification  ATC-20/45, Cal OES or WAsafe SAT

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 As assigned by IC  EITs, Unlicensed Architects  Relevant Experience  ATC-20/45, Cal OES or WAsafe SAT

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Event

Local IC Stood Up Initial Activities...... ‐ Windshield Assessments ‐ Agency and City Dept Reports ‐ EMS Calls Resource Request by; ‐ Local IC ‐ County EOC ‐ State EMD WAsafe Coordinators conduct an Event WAsafe Web meeting

Lead WAsafe Coordinator will;

a) access WAserve to determine available evaluators to fill the resource request b) coordinate response detail with IC c) dispatch available evaluators to ICP or assigned staging area Evaluators report to ICP IC reports receipt of resource (evaluators) WAsafe coordinates with IC to track resource until released by IC IC Determines; a) Coordinates with local Building Official b) # of Evaluators needed c) Type of Evaluators needed d) Contacts any WAsafe Coordinator

e) Places order (makes a resource request)

WAsafe Dispatches Evaluators Deployment & Release is ONLY by Local IC

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HOW DOES WAsafe WORK? RE-CAP

Pre-Disaster

• Training by SEAW and AIA
• Self Registration on WAserv
• Credentials (licensure, class attendance) by NGO’s
• Photo ID Issued by WABO
• WAserv sends messages to update contact info
• Updates self performed

HOW DOES WAsafe WORK? Re-cap Continued

Post-Disaster

• Event occurs…….Building damage
• Initial assessment of damage extent by Locals
• Local Building Official Requests Assistance from EOC
• EOC Contacts any WAsafe Coordinator from ‘the Map list’
• WAsafe Coordinator Initiates Response Plan (cont. next slide)

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WAsafe Coordinator Initiates Response Plan

• Muster (Alert) all other Coordinators via WAserv
• Coordinator GoToMtg to assess overall event situation
• Select the Event ‘Lead’ WAsafe Coordinator
• ‘Lead’ Alerts Volunteers via WAserv
• Volunteers Reply via WAserv
• First available Volunteers Dispatched (given detailed

instructions for reporting to the ICP)

• At ICP - Volunteers are Duputized then Deployed by IC

HOW DOES WAsafe WORK? Re-cap Continued

• 1. Contract (private)
• r/agreement (City)
• 2. Event
• 3. ATC-20
• 4. Advisory

Placard

• 5. Notify DPD
• 6. DPD Placard

Advisory Placard Process Overview Advisory Placard Process Overview

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https://waserv.org

Questions?

• Contact Kevin A. Scarlett, RA

kevin.scarlett@doh.wa.gov 360.236.2949 desk/direct 253.355.6237 cell

• Contact Paul Brallier, PE

pabrallier@gmail.com

• Contact Jon Siu, PE

Jon.Siu@seattle.gov