Response: WCC, SDC & Partners Multi-Agency Command and Control - PDF document

Emergency Planning in Stratford Scrutiny Committee Michael Enderby – Head of Service, CSW Resilience 6 th September 2017 04/09/2017 Civil Contingencies Act 2004 THE 7 DUTIES A single framework for civil protection in the United Kingdom to meet the challenges of the twenty-first century. Category 1 Duties Category 1 Responders • Cooperation • Local Authorities – County Council, SDC • Sharing Information • Public Health England & NHS England • Risk Assessment • Police, Fire, Ambulance, BTP • • Acute Trusts Emergency Planning • Environment Agency • Business Continuity Planning • Coastguard • Communicating with the Public • Business Continuity Planning Advice to Category 2 Responders local businesses and the voluntary • Utilities sector • Transport Operators: Railway/Airport companies, • HSE, CCG 04/09/2017 Partner Responsibilities • Incident • Fire control • Life sustaining and Coordination (where saving • Rescue appropriate) • Patient triage • Inner cordon • Cordon enforcement enforcement • Patient transfer • Criminal • Decontamination investigations • Control of Chemicals • Terrorism Others partners include: • NHS England • British Transport Police • Severn Trent Water • Acute Trusts • Highways England • Western Power Dist. • Public Health England • Military • National Grid

Local Authorities Responsibilities • Warwickshire County • Stratford District Council Council • Coordinate county wide • Support Partners response • Support WCC – LA • Support Partners • All services WCC Offers Response • Specialist capabilities eg • Specialist capabilities eg CSW, Flood Risk, Animal Env Health, Building Health Control • Vulnerable People, Health • Long term housing and Welfare (Rest Centres) • Specific legislation eg: • Local Community Reservoirs, Flooding Support • Community Support • Recovery • Recovery From Support to Clean-up and Prosecution 04/09/2017 What you can expect from CSW/WCC • From the Resilience • From the wider Team: Authority: • Subject matter experts • To respond to incidents • Information, advice and in the county guidance • Support for vulnerable • Duty Officer, Incident Liaison Officer at the people scene/incident control • Wider welfare provision rooms for those displaced • Coordination and Incident • Community Support support to partners and internally • All CC functions • Incident communications • Coordination • Expertise and Tactical • Infrastructure options for the LA Response: WCC, SDC & Partners Multi-Agency Command and Control - 4 C’s - Command, Control Coordination and Communication 04/09/2017

Activation – How does it work? Immediate response Notification & Escalation to us and partners Triggers the response and Duty Officer assesses the attends the situation incident scene/control 04/09/2017 Response Structure Cabinet Office Briefing Rooms (COBR) Internal Agency DCLG RED Response Strategic LA Strategic Coordinating Group (SCG) Mass Fatalities Coordination Group (MFCG) Tactical LA Tactical Coordinating Group (TCG) Multi-agency The Liaison Officers / Operational Scene Operational Staff Coordination Multi-Agency • 3 Levels of Management structures: • Strategic Coordination Centre • Tactical Coordination Centre • Scene • Flexible levels • Any Agency can activate • Physical or Virtual • You may be Required at some or all of these • The may also be COBRA 04/09/2017

Rest Centres A Place of safety for our most vulnerable Thanks for listening… Questions? Michael Enderby Head of CSW Resilience menderby@solihull.gov.uk