WILDERNESS SEARCH & RESCUE AWARENESS NFPA CPMPLIANT

•Download as PPTX, PDF•

0 likes•198 views

This presentation describes the basics of Ground Search & Rescue. Covers the responsibilities of the Awareness Level Responder, different types of search patterns, & basic search procedures. Estimated teaching time 3-4 hours. 65 slides in length. Meets NFPA 1670 (2014) requirements and incorporates the National Search & Rescue Plan

Education

BRAVE TRAINING SOLUTIONS
WWW.BRAVETRAINING.COM
Copyright 2015
R7 V1
PREVIEW OF
WILDERNESS SEARCH & RESCUE
TECHNICAL AWARENESS

OBJECTIVES
At the completion of this training, the student
should be capable of recognizing a wilderness
environment & its potential hazards &
contacting the appropriate authorities to
effect a search and/or rescue

AWARENESS LEVEL RESPONDERS
Shall be permitted to assist in support functions
on a Wilderness S & R but shall not be
deployed into the wilderness
Are capable of recognizing a wilderness
environment and its potential hazards and
contacting the appropriate authorities to
effect a search and/or rescue

EVIDENCE SEARCH
The objective is to search in a very small area for
inanimate objects
Requires many searchers, often making it
difficult to coordinate & manage
At least half of the team needs to be trained
Any clues not discovered will likely be destroyed

HORSES
Primarily a means of
transportation for
equipment
Can search remote or
rough terrains
Horses can damage the terrain & evidence
In right circumstances, horses can be a valuable
asset
Photo by Don Gunn

AIRCRAFT
Can search from a greater distance, at a greater
speed over a large area
Both a tactical tool & a mode of transportation

INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
Incident commander should be assigned to lead
search & rescue operations
I/C shall assign personnel & teams depending
upon complexity of incident
I/C shall coordinate all operations of the
incident until incident task is completed
National Incident Management System (NIMS)
has a search & rescue section

INFORMATION COLLECTION
Evidence on the missing person(s) can be
collected witnesses, family member
Environmental factors, terrain, local can be used
to create an Incident Action Plan
All data should be recorded & Incident Log
should be maintained

INITIAL TASKS
First in shall
Establish ICS
Evaluate search urgency
Obtain lost person report
Determine type of response needed
Assess the available resources
Determine prime search area

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
GO TO LINK BELOW
WILDERNESS SEARCH & RESCUE
AWARENESS

This document discusses the INSARAG marking system and structural triage procedures used in search and rescue operations. It provides information on: - The three elements of the INSARAG marking system: worksite marking, victim marking, and rapid clearance marking. - Factors considered in structural triage such as confirmed vs. unknown victims, size of voids, and resources/time needed for rescue. - Five assessment, search, and rescue levels (ASR levels) that define the phases of a search and rescue operation from initial assessment to full coverage. - Guidelines for properly orienting and identifying structures, floors, quadrants and other areas to facilitate coordination during rescue efforts.

Insarag i

Saravanan Rajamanickam

This document outlines the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group (INSARAG) guidelines for coordinating international urban search and rescue assistance. It describes the international USAR response cycle and key coordination structures like the Reception and Departure Centre (RDC) and On-Site Operations Coordination Centre (OSOCC). The OSOCC, established at disaster sites, facilitates cooperation between responding international teams and local authorities to improve search and rescue efforts.

Chapter 16 rescue procedures 6 07

Beth Cummings

This document provides an overview of rescue procedures and specialized rescue situations. It describes the differences between primary and secondary searches of burning structures. It also discusses victim removal techniques like drags and carries. The document outlines motor vehicle extrication procedures and lists common extrication tools. Finally, it briefly introduces several specialized rescue situations like vertical, water, structural collapse, trench, confined space and others that require additional training beyond basic rescue procedures. Safety is emphasized and specialized training is advised before attempting more complex rescues.

ORGANISING AND STARTING A CSSR OPERATION

ANUP SINGH

This document outlines the organization and procedures for collapsed structure search and rescue (CSSR) operations. It discusses the formation of a CSSR squad with 6 members and defined roles, including the squad leader. The operation involves 5 phases - preparation, activation, operations, deactivation, and post-operations activities. The operations phase consists of 6 stages - securing the scene, initial assessment, search and locate, gain access to victims, stabilize victims, and extricate victims. It also discusses the Incident Command System used to manage emergency response.

Environmental Health Project

ama1201

The document outlines an environmental health emergency response action plan with the following key points: 1. The plan covers phases of emergency management including mitigation, response, and recovery and emphasizes the importance of planning at the local level with collaboration between different entities. 2. Response plans should include assessment of disasters, implementation of emergency plans, communication through a command center, and using an incident command system. 3. The plan addresses emergency housing, water and liquid waste management, solid waste disposal, hazardous waste management, medical waste management, and vector control in the event of a disaster.

Search and rescue

Shafiq Ridz

The document discusses various types of search and rescue (SAR) operations. It describes mountain rescue, ground SAR, combat SAR, urban SAR and air-sea rescue. It also discusses maritime SAR coordination centers and sub-centers in Malaysia that are responsible for controlling and coordinating SAR operations at sea. The roles of vessels and aircraft in maritime SAR operations from different Malaysian agencies are also outlined.

1. mod 2 administracion de la emergencia

Alejandroneira20

Este documento presenta el Módulo 2 sobre la Administración de Emergencias y la Articulación de la Brigada. Explica conceptos clave como el Sistema de Comando de Incidentes (SCI), sus características, principios, funciones y estructura organizacional para administrar de manera efectiva los recursos durante una emergencia. También describe roles como el Comandante de Incidente, Oficial de Seguridad y Oficial de Información Pública dentro del SCI.

Actions in case of fire incident

Ashiqur Rahman

The document discusses contingency planning for disasters in Malaysia. It notes that disasters can strike without warning and outlines the process of analyzing potential threats and establishing arrangements to effectively respond. It provides context on directives and reviews related to disaster management. The document also discusses establishing management mechanisms between agencies, the AADMER agreement for regional disaster response, and communication systems used for alerts and coordination.

A Presentation on "Disaster Preparedness and Management " Presented by Mr. Sh...

CDRN

Public Awareness on Defense Against IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices)

Tariq Mahmood

Bomb threat presnt

Ehab El Barbary

1. The document outlines procedures for responding to a bomb threat at a hotel, including notifying emergency response teams, searching areas, and evacuating if necessary. 2. Key steps include broadcasting a code to alert teams, searching assigned areas within 14 minutes, and evacuating the entire building if a suspicious object is found. 3. Roles and responsibilities are defined for security, management, department heads, employees and emergency responders to ensure a coordinated response.

USAR coodination structure

ANUP SINGH

The document discusses the USAR coordination structure for international search and rescue teams responding to a disaster. It describes the key coordination elements, including the Reception and Departure Centre (RDC) at the airport to facilitate team arrival and coordination with the On-Site Operations Coordination Centre (OSOCC). The OSOCC establishes sectors led by sector coordinators to organize responding USAR teams. As more teams arrive, additional sectors may be added. Standardized forms and an information management system are used to coordinate operations and share status updates between responding elements.

Techniques of search and rescue (2)

ANUP SINGH

This document discusses techniques for search and rescue operations. It is presented in two parts, with part one covering search and location techniques, and part two focusing on rescue strategies and techniques. Key points discussed include: - The composition of search and rescue teams and the basic equipment required. - Steps for conducting searches, including compiling information, securing the scene, evaluating structures, and using search patterns. - Methods for identifying potential void spaces in collapsed structures where victims could survive. - Different types of searches including initial, main, grid and physical searches. - Factors to consider when prioritizing search areas. - Common collapse patterns of structures and how they impact search and rescue.

Brigada de busqueda y rescate salvamento

BiBy De Palacios

El documento lista el equipo necesario para realizar operaciones de búsqueda y rescate, incluyendo equipos de respiración autónoma, linternas, herramientas, equipos médicos, de comunicación y de protección personal. También describe los pasos a seguir en una operación de búsqueda y rescate: reunirse en el punto de encuentro asignado, iniciar la búsqueda en la zona asignada, remover escombros cuidadosamente para encontrar personas atrapadas y estabilizar a cualquier víctima encontrada antes de su traslado.

Class on ICS

Ashique Hasan

The document provides an overview of the Incident Command System (ICS). It discusses the history and origins of ICS in the 1970s from the FIRESCOPE project. ICS can be used to manage both small and large emergency and non-emergency events. The key components of ICS include the incident commander, command and general staff, organizational structure with sections, branches, divisions and units, facilities like the incident command post, and concepts like the incident action plan, span of control, and unified command. ICS provides a standardized approach to the command, control, and coordination of emergency response.

Medical incident command powerpoint

East Mississippi Community College

EMERGENCY PLANNING

DENNY OTTARACKAL

The document provides information on workplace emergency planning and preparedness based on the 2007 Oregon Fire Code. It discusses occupancy classification groups and when fire evacuation and safety plans are required. The plans must include elements like emergency egress routes, staff responsibilities, and procedures for different emergency scenarios. The document also covers requirements for emergency evacuation drills, staff training, and fire prevention measures. It emphasizes the importance of emergency planning to save lives and property in the event of fires or other emergencies.

MOUT.pdf

andrew572280

The document provides an overview of training for Military Operations in Urban Terrain (MOUT), covering topics such as principles and fundamentals of close quarters battle (CQB), entering and clearing objectives, employing grenades and flashbangs, and clearing different types of rooms and spaces. The training emphasizes developing a combat mindset, surprise, speed and violence of action to overwhelm enemies in close quarters fighting.

Manual rescatevial2015.j cyl

Luis Ortega Alegre

International usar operations roles and responsibilities

ANUP SINGH

The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of various organizations in international urban search and rescue (USAR) operations. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) coordinates international disaster response. Its Emergency Service Branch includes the Field Coordination Support Section, which coordinates the United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination team and serves as the secretariat for the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group. The On-Site Operations Coordination Centre (OSOCC) supports international response efforts on-site in affected countries, and the Virtual OSOCC is an online coordination platform. Affected countries are responsible for requesting assistance and coordinating mobilization, operations, and demobilization of international

Rescate en zanjas

Susana Alonso

Este documento describe los procedimientos y equipamiento necesarios para realizar rescates en zanjas de manera segura. Explica que antes de comenzar el rescate es importante identificar y controlar cualquier peligro potencial en la escena, como líneas eléctricas, de gas o colapso adicional de la zanja. Luego, se debe estabilizar el área mediante el uso de tablones, refuerzos neumáticos y de madera para distribuir el peso antes de comenzar a excavar en busca de la víctima. El documento también resal

2. MOD 1 PPT SCI.pptx

Alejandroneira20

El documento habla sobre el Sistema Comando de Incidentes (SCI). Explica que el SCI es un modelo organizacional que establece una estructura para administrar de manera efectiva los recursos durante incidentes, eventos u operativos. Describe las características del SCI como la estandarización, el mando unificado, la organización modular y las comunicaciones integradas. También define conceptos clave como incidente, evento, operativo y presenta los objetivos del curso de administración de emergencias.

Rol de Llamadas de Emergencias Ebadia SRL - Septiembre (2021)

Fernando Emmanuel Miranda Paz

Este documento presenta un rol de emergencias para un proyecto de obras menores de electricidad e instrumentación. Incluye los números telefónicos de emergencia, los servicios de emergencia disponibles, el punto de reunión, y define los roles y tareas del personal ante una emergencia, incluyendo quien detecta el suceso, el coordinador de emergencias, el grupo de ataque, el grupo de apoyo y el observador.

Project on NDRF

Ashish1004

The document provides information about the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) of India. It discusses the history, organization, training, capabilities, and major disaster response operations of the NDRF. The NDRF was established in 2006 and consists of 10 battalions located across India for rapid response. It is trained in search and rescue, medical response, and handling different types of disasters. The NDRF has responded to numerous floods, earthquakes, cyclones, and other disasters, rescuing over 135,000 people.

INCIDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM (IRS)

udit dixit

An incident response system (IRS) is an effective system for managing emergencies and natural disasters. The IRS uses a standardized, scalable organizational structure to coordinate response across agencies. It divides response into operational functions - command, planning, operations, logistics, and finance/administration - each led by a section chief. This proven system allows for flexible management of resources and personnel according to the incident's needs and scale. The IRS aims to integrate agencies, avoid duplication of efforts, and improve accountability, communication and planning during emergency response.

Sistema comando incidentes psf

Carlos Andres Sambon Arcila

El Sistema de Comando de Incidentes (S.C.I.) es una herramienta eficaz para manejar incidentes y emergencias. Consta de cinco componentes principales: Comando, Planeación, Operaciones, Logística y Finanzas/Administración. En el 95% de los casos sólo se activa al Comandante de Incidente y unidades funcionales, pero en incidentes más complejos también se activan las diferentes secciones. La estructura del S.C.I. debe contar con terminología común, organización modular, comunicaciones integradas, unidad de

Crowd Control Riot Manual

gum9wv

This document provides guidance on crowd control and riot training. It outlines the equipment, weapons, tactics and strategies needed for crowd control units to control large, hostile groups and counter police crowd control efforts. The document discusses forming crowd control units, individual and group equipment including protective gear, batons and pepper spray. It also covers crowd psychology, deployment tactics, barricade construction, use of force guidelines and riot preparation. The overall aim is to equip warriors with the organization and tools to effectively engage in crowd control and respond to riots.

Emergency Preparation In Outdoor Education

Ian Boyle

5 Insider Tips: How to Be Fieldwork Ready

METER Group, Inc. USA

Today we’ll hear from Dr. Sara Vero, who will discuss how to maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of your field visits. Sara is a researcher and lecturer in agricultural science, whose work focuses on soil physics, chemistry, and water quality. Her new book, ‘Fieldwork Ready’, is a guide to field research in agricultural and environmental science. 'Fieldwork Ready' introduces readers to the fundamental elements of planning, preparedness, and best practice that help field researchers to run successful experiments and investigations.