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UP Manila DRRM

Manual Chapter 4Carlos Primero D. Gundran, MD, MScDM, FPCEM

Chair, Subcommittee on DRM

Committee on OHS UP Manila

Objectives

• To discuss the current ICS of UP Manila

• organization

• team composition

• roles

• https://www.upm.edu.ph/sites/default/files/public/UPM%20DRRMM.pdf

Office of the Chancellor

UP Manila Crisis Committee

Ugnayan ng Pahinungod

(External Response)

UPM/PGH HSC

(Internal Response)

Prevention, Mitigation,

Preparedness Teams

Emergency

Response

Teams

Recovery/Rehabilitati

on Teams

Incident Commander

• 1. Department Chair

• incident localised to

Department of a College or

Unit of UPM

• 2. Dean or Director

• incident affects 2 or more

department or whole

building of a College or Unit

of UPM

Incident Commander

• 1. UP Manila Chancellor

• incident affects 2 or more

adjacent College or Unit of

UPM

• 2. LGU/National Government

• incident is widespread

affecting the whole UP

Manila campus and

communities

What is the Incident

Command System for?

Definition

• Incident Command System

• a standard, on scene, all-hazards, incident management

system already in use by

• firefighters

• hazmat teams

• rescuers

• emergency medical teams

Origins

• California wildfires in the 1970’s

• 13 days= 16 died, 700 structures destroyed, 1/2 million

acres burned

• overall cost was $18million per day

Origins

• failure was not due to lack of resources or tactics

• numerous problems with coordination and communication

hampered their effectiveness

Origins

• as a result, the Congress mandated that the US Forest

Service design a system that would “make a quantum

jump in the capabilities of Southern California woodland

fire protection agencies to EFFECTIVELY coordinate

interagency action and to allocate resources in dynamic,

multiple fire situations”

Characteristics of an ICS

• Unified Command

• Limited Span of Control

• Chain of Command

• Clear line and staff responsibilities

• Command, Control, Communication, Coordination

Systems

• Flexible

• An ICS is based upon a flexible, scalable response

organization, providing a common framework within which

people can work together effectively.

• These people may be drawn from multiple agencies that

do not routinely work together, and ICS is designed to give

standard response and operation.

What is ICS for ?

• To maintain CONTROL and rapidly ORGANIZE the many

different departments and groups in the University during

critical situations.

Who can Activate the ICS ?

• The Incident Command System can only be activated by

the following:

• ERT Marshall

• Department Chair

• College Dean or Unit Director

• University Chancellor

Who Else can be the Incident

Commander ?

• In a crisis situation wherein

none of the above mentioned

officials are present, command

responsibility shall be on the

HIGHEST UNIVERSITY

OFFICIAL who is in the area.

ICS in Action

ICS Requirements

• all ERT members are on standby alert 24/7

• they should start working within 5 minutes of activation/call

• As soon as a “Call-Out” is made and the ICS activated, the

ERT’s have to be informed immediately.

Present Composition of the

ERT

Incident

Commander

ERT Marshall

Evacuation

Team

Fire Fighting

Team

Search and

Rescue Team

Medical

Team

Communications

Team

PIO

Security

Others

Incident Command Post

Locations

• 1. Within the University

• 2. Outside the University

• Requirements of the ICP:

• Space

• Maps

• Handbooks

• Electronic Devices

• Communications

• telephone

• internet

Manila CDRRMO Command

Center

Simex 2019

Roles of the Incident

Commander

• responsible for all the aspects of the response.

• Develops the Incident Objective.

• manages all incident operations and delegates specific

tasks and responsibilities to subordinates

• communicates with top managers and politicians outside

the university for proper coordination

Fire Fighting Team

• responsible for extinguishing

building or equipment fire

• Members

• Head Extinguisher and Hose

Teams

• Members of the extinguisher

and Hose Teams

Evacuation Team

• Responsible for evacuating

building occupants in a safe,

orderly and efficient manner.

• directs everybody to the

muster points and does a

headcount to ensure nobody is

missing.

Evacuation Team

• Members

• Head

• Floor Wardens

• clears the floor assigned to him

before leaving and does headcount

• Exit Guides

• prevents panic, confusion and injury

during evacuation

• Searchers

• sweeps the rooms and restrooms for

persons who are trapped or unaware

of the emergency

Salvage Team

• Evacuate the building or area

of its valuable contents

depending on each areas’

priority

Search and Rescue

• Responsible for post-

evacuation search and rescue

in a planned and coordinated

manner in areas still considered

safe.

• transport victims to the first aid

station for medical assessment

and proper management.

• Members

• Head

• SAR members

Medical/First Aid Team

• Responsible for managing physical,

mental and emotional problems

among victims brought about by the

crisis

• establish a treatment area

• Communicate and work with PGH

EMS

• Members

• Head

• FA Team Members

• Driver of the Emergency Vehicle

Security Team

• Cordon and traffic

• Isolate and secure the

emergency area and other

important areas, and allow

emergency vehicles and

authorised persons in the area.

• Members

• Head

• Traffic Officer

• lockdown officer

Communication Team

• responsible for internal and

external communications

• Members

• Head

• personnel/telephone

operator

Public Information Officer

• Responsible for releasing

information to the media.

ERT Marshall

• Organize, develop and implement

the safety plan

• assist the administration in

organizing, training and managing

the ERT

• provide equipment, tools,

appliances, and other supplies for

ERT use.

• Conduct drills

• Supervise and coordinate the

ERT personnel during drills and

actual emergencies.

ERT Marshall

• implement periodic inspection

of the firefighting equipment to

assure the ERT is adequately

equipped

• Conduct periodic safety

inspection of the campus

premises and properties

Deputy ERT Marshall

• Assists the ERT Marshall in all

activities of the brigade.

• assume the duties and

responsibilities of the ERT

Marshall during his absence or

incapacity to perform duties

ICS Color Coding

Table 4.1:ERT COLOR CODING

Emergency Marshall WHITE

Deputy Emergency Marshall WHITE

PIO/Media Handler PINK

Communication Team MAROON

Fire Fighter Team RED

Evacuation Team BLUE

Salvage Team ORANGE

Search and Rescue Team ORANGE

First Aid Team GREEN

Logistic Team YELLOW

Transport Team VIOLET

Security Team GRAY

Emergency Code

NomenclatureEvents Code Designation

Cardiac Arrest “Code 1”

Fire “Code 2”

Security/Explosive Related “Code 3”

Hazardous Material “Code 4”

Disaster Plan Activation “Code Triage”

Trauma Team Activation “Code 5”

Earthquake “Code 6”

External Mobilization “Code 7”

Flood and Typhoons “Code 8”

Biologic Hazards “Code 9”

Evacuation Areas

Questions?

ICS Level 1

(April 24-26, 2019)