M EETING EETING NIMS NIMS R EQUIREMENTS EQUIREMENTS AT AT A IRPOR TS IRPORTS D UANE F. K ANN D IRECTOR ARFF W ORKING G ROUP ARFF F IRE C HIEF O RLANDO I NT ’ L A IRPORT
11 Days later Director of Homeland Security 2002 Department of Homeland Security The National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the U.S. National Incident Management System
NATIONAL INCIDENT NATIONAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM RESPONSE PLAN A consistent nationwide Establishes policies to approach for all levels of strengthen preparedness government to work effectively of the United States to and efficiently together to prevent and respond to prepare for and respond to threatened or actual domestic incidents. domestic terrorist attacks, major disasters, and other emergencies.
National Preparedness Vision 4 Primary Goals 5 Key Principles Roles and Responsibilities Response Actions Staffing and Organization 9 Support Annexes 8 Incident Annexes 15 Emergency Support Functions
N ATIONAL P LANNING S CENARIOS 15 high-consequence threat scenarios for terrorist attacks and natural disasters. T ARGET C APABILITIES L IST U NIVERSAL T ASK L IST 37 specific capabilities that 1,600 unique tasks that facilitate communities, private sector, efforts to prevent, protect against, and all levels of government respond to, and recover from the should collectively posses in major events represented in the order to respond effectively National Planning Scenarios. to disasters.
Framework for Interoperability Flexibility Consistent but Adjustable National Framework that is applicable regardless of incident cause, size, location, or complexity. Standardization Standard organizational structures Key to multi-agency interoperability
FAR Title 14 Part 139.325 Airport Emergency Plan ( j ) FAA Advisory Circulars contain methods and procedures for the development of an AEP that are acceptable to the Administrator. Advisory Circular 150/5200-31c Airport Emergency Plan (2009) Added NIMS Use and Compliance
NIMS AEP C ORE C OMPONENTS F UNCTIONS Command and Control Command Management Emergency Public Information Incident Command System Multi-Agency Coordination Public Information Systems Communications Alert and Warning Communications & Information Mgmt Protective Actions Preparedness Resource Management Law Enforcement Resource Management Fire and Rescue Supporting Technologies Health and Medical Operations & Maintenance Ongoing Management & Maintenance
I NCIDENT M ANAGEMENT S YSTEM I NTEGRATION D IVISION ( IMSI ) Responsible for developing/authorizing Training and Exercise programs that are acceptable in meeting NIMS compliance NIMS 5 Year Training Plan / NIMS Training Program 2011 Outlines levels of training and completion timeframes Stakeholder decides which specific groups need what level of training based on individual duties, plans, and policies T HE A IRPORT E MERGENCY P LAN Each airport determines specific authority levels at their facility Specifies individuals receive training according to job descriptions
IS-700 NIMS: An Introduction (Required by 2008) All personnel with direct role in emergency preparedness, incident management, or response ICS-100: Introduction to ICS (Required by 2008) All entry level, first line supervisor level, mid-level management, and Command & General Staff personnel ICS-200: Basic ICS (Required by 2008) All first line supervisor level, mid-level management, Command & General Staff personnel
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS (Required by 2008) All mid-level management who may lead a team, and Command & General Staff personnel ICS-400: Advanced ICS (Required by 2009) All personnel with Multi Agency Coordination, and Command & General Staff responsibilities IS-800 NRP: An Introduction (Required by 2008) All personnel with emergency management and Emergency Operations Center responsibility
All Hazards Position Specific Training (Not Required) All personnel with duties specific to NIMS Command & General Staff positions Incident Command Safety Public Information Type 4 Liaison Incident Operations Management Planning Team Logistics Finance/Admin
Over 450 MCO Personnel trained in NIMS from entry level thru Command & General Staff 20 Departments identified for NIMS 100 - 800 training due to their role in emergency response Airport Management Material Control Animal Control Operations ARFF Public Information Communications Purchasing Emergency Mgmt Maintenance Environmental Risk Management Finance Security Law Enforcement 5 Additional Others
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I NCIDENT M ANAGEMENT S YSTEM I NTEGRATION D IVISION (IMSI) Responsible for developing/authorizing Training and Exercise programs that are acceptable in meeting NIMS compliance IMSI and NIMS refer to HSEEP for exercise design, methodology, and evaluation HSEEP is Capability and Performance Based Program
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