The process for managing hazardous materials
incidents is a dynamic one. It requires the
responder to learn the correct approach towards
incident stabilization and thus mitigation. As one
works through the eight step process you will find
that the incident you are managing is an incident
which takes necessary organization and process
structure. It was this process that created the
tactical worksheet for managing the incident. It is
a combination quick reference to the FOG while at
the same time an incident management tool.
This worksheet uses core principles broken down into strategic and tactical planning, each step in the process is identified as a check off box or fill in square. The worksheet is to organize your thoughts of approach both in the classroom when discussing strategic and tactical options but also in the field when faced with an incident. It reminds the incident manager of what was learned in the controlled classroom environment. Color coded to make sense of initial priorities, follows the principles set forth in the textbook.
The worksheet is also designed to be used as evaluative tool and incident file maintenance. After action report analysis is found on the front of the worksheet as a check off list, ensuring units and groups have completed the necessary paperwork, quickly addressing a quality assurance component to your hazardous materials response.
Worksheets are packaged in sets of twenty.
(2005) Red Hat Publishing
This worksheet uses core principles broken down into strategic and tactical planning, each step in the process is identified as a check off box or fill in square. The worksheet is to organize your thoughts of approach both in the classroom when discussing strategic and tactical options but also in the field when faced with an incident. It reminds the incident manager of what was learned in the controlled classroom environment. Color coded to make sense of initial priorities, follows the principles set forth in the textbook.
The worksheet is also designed to be used as evaluative tool and incident file maintenance. After action report analysis is found on the front of the worksheet as a check off list, ensuring units and groups have completed the necessary paperwork, quickly addressing a quality assurance component to your hazardous materials response.
Worksheets are packaged in sets of twenty.
(2005) Red Hat Publishing
