HEADQUARTERS,
NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU
27 JUNE 2007
COLLECTIVE TRAINING AND EVALUATION OUTLINES
(T&EO)
FOR THE
NATIONAL GUARD
CBRNE ENHANCED RESPONSE FORCE PACKAGE
(NG CERFP)
DISTRIBUTION RESTRICTION: Distribution authorized to U.S. Government agencies
and their contractors only. Other requests will be referred to the National Guard
Bureau, J-3, Attn: MAJ Harold Molbert (CBRNE 3/5/7), 1411 Jefferson Davis Highway,
Arlington, Virginia 22202
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The purpose of this document is to provide a descriptive, performance-oriented training
outline to assist unit leaders in training the National Guard CBRNE Enhanced Response
Force Package (NG CERFP). Unit leaders may increase the level of difficulty as the
unit gains more experience and proficiency in performing the tasks and training
exercises included herein. Unless this publication states otherwise, masculine nouns
and pronouns do not refer exclusively to men.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
COLLECTIVE TASK TITLE
Establish Area of Operations
Establish Communications
Conduct Incident Operations
TASK NUMBER
03-2-0101-CERFP
03-2-0102-CERFP
03-2-0103-CERFP
Conduct Sustainment Operations
Conduct Search & Extraction Deployment Operations
Conduct Rope Extraction Operations
Conduct Lifting/Hauling Operations
Conduct Search and Extraction Operations
Establish CBRNE Response Decontamination Site
Conduct Casualty Collection, Stabilization/Triage,
Log-in, and Log-out Procedures
Conduct Ambulatory Decontamination
03-2-0104-CERFP
05-3-0001-CERFP
05-3-0002-CERFP
05-3-0003-CERFP
05-3-0004-CERFP
03-3-0001-CERFP
Conduct Non-Ambulatory Decontamination
Conduct Military Personnel and Equipment
Decontamination
Establish a Hazardous Waste Site
Prepare for Treatment of CBRNE Casualties
Provide Emergency Care
03-3-0004-CERFP
03-3-0002-CERFP
03-3-0003-CERFP
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03-3-0005-CERFP
03-3-0006-CERFP
08-2-0001-CERFP
08-2-0002-CERFP
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ELEMENT: COMMAND
TASK: ESTABLISH AREA OF OPERATIONS (03-2-0101-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U
(Circle)
CONDITIONS: Given a CBRNE event, the Incident Command System (ICS) has
assigns the Task Force an adequate area of operation.
TASK STANDARDS: Task Force completes site arrival preparations and
establishes an area of operations within 90 minutes of arrival of the main body at
the incident site in order to provide decontamination and medical support.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
*1. Advance Party conducts preparations to establish an area of operations.
a. Conducted initial meeting with Incident Command System in order to
determine strategic goals.
b. Provided initial briefing to TF Commander.
c. Identified location to establish decontamination site and area of
operations.
d. Prepared site occupation plan.
e. Prepared safety plan for integration into Incident Command System’s
safety plan.
*2. Commander develops a plan to support the Incident Command System’s
Incident Action Plan (IAP).
a. Conducted mission analysis and mission planning.
(1) Synchronized the IAP and the Commander’s Critical Information
Requirements (CCIR).
b. As required, provided the Incident Command System with personnel status
report to include training and medical certifications.
*3.Operations personnel establish the area of operations.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Established internal/external communications.
Established reporting procedures with the Incident Command System.
Initiated Incident Log.
Posted the situation map sketch.
4. Operations personnel monitor the marking of projected Hot, Warm and Cold
Zones within the decontamination area.
a. Posted safety cones.
b. Posted safety tape (red, white, or yellow).
c. Established water and electrical requirements.
5. Commander adjusts CCIRs to support the ICS Incident Action Plan (IAP) goals.
6. Operations personnel request copies of building diagrams, blueprints, water/gas
utilities and/or any other building information through the ICS.
7. Commander provides liaison capability to the ICP.
a. Establishes & maintains liaison with the ICP.
b. Coordinates the integration of the unit into the incident action plan.
c. Briefs the Incident Command System on unit capabilities & limitations.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
d. Obtains current incident information for the unit.
e. Advises as to security forces available for force protection to the Incident
Command System.
f. Provides public affairs information to ICS, as required.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
Task Title
TBD
Approve Unit Site Safety Plan
TBD
Coordinate Site Security
TBD
Develop a continuity of operations plans in support of site operations
TBD
Develop strategies and action plans to support Incident Command Systems
objectives
Develop work rest cycle
FM 3-4
TBD
TBD
Direct Compliance With Federal, State and Local Environmental Laws and
Regulations
Direct Resources in a Domestic CBRNE Incident
TBD
Identify additional resources required for response to a domestic CBRNE incident
TBD
Identify Hazards, Risks and Protection Measures
TBD
Implement Operational Security Measures
TBD
Operate Within the Incident Command System
TBD
Perform Mission Analysis of a Domestic CBRNE Incident
TBD
Submit Requests to the ICS for Additional Assets
TBD
Supervise Service Support Functions During Operations
01-401.21-11
Perform Command and Control Procedures
031-506-3001
Plan Decontamination Operations
031-627-3010
Select a Domestic CBRNE Incident Decontamination Site
031-627-3012
Developmental (CHEM)
031-627-4011
Developmental (CHEM)
03-2-0005
Coordinate Medical Evacuation for a Domestic CBRNE Incident
03-2-0010
071-326-3049
Provide Logistical-Support Operations (Weapons of Mass Destruction [WMD] - CivilSupport Team [CST])
Conduct Troop-Leading Procedures for an Operation
071-326-5021
Prepare a Situation Map
081-832-0024
Perform six functions of Combat Stress Control (CSC)
101-92Y-3111
Supervise Property Administration in Units
154-385-6263
Conduct a Risk Assessment
Manage Continuity of Operation Procedures (COOP)
Conduct liaison with Incident Command System
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191-000-0005
Implement Basic Measures to Reduce your vulnerabilities to Terrorist Acts/Attack
191-376-4114
Control Entry to and Exit from a Restricted Area
301-S97-6201
Implement A Communications Plan
71-326-5502
Issue a Fragmentary Order
71-3-C231.03-1031
Perform Risk Management Procedures
850-001-2000
Employ Accident Prevention Measures and Risk Mgt Process
SUPPORTING COLLECTIVE TASKS: NONE
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ELEMENT: COMMAND
TASK: ESTABLISH COMMUNICATIONS (03-2-0102-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U
(Circle)
CONDITIONS: Given a threatened or CBRNE event, orders, unit mobilization, and
specific guidance from Higher Headquarters and Task Force preparation.
TASK STANDARDS: Communications personnel establish internal and external
communications.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
*1. Develop a communications plan.
a. Planned the employment of information-technology systems.
b. Planned and prepared the signal portion of the OPORD and signal
operation instructions (SOI).
c. Provided recommendations for communications support.
2. Establishes internal and external communications.
a. Established initial communications with the Incident Command System
within 15 minutes of arrival by advance party.
b. Established communications with the JOC or higher headquarters within 45
minutes of arrival by advance party body and mission assumption.
c. Integrated additional communications resources as available.
3. Provides communications support.
a. Operated organic communications equipment to provide communications
support to the commander.
b. Determined incident-specific communications requirements and assessed
existing capabilities:
(1) Assessed civil and military communications interface requirements.
(2) Assessed civilian capabilities to support operations.
c. Manages communications-related matters.
(1) Managed the assigned frequencies IAW FCC regulations.
(2) Developed the call signs and radio nets from SOI.
4. Performs troubleshooting procedures on the assigned equipment and software.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
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SUPPORTING COLLECTIVE TASKS
Task Number
Task Title
Conduct pre operations checks and inspections
03-2-0004
301-S97-6201
Establish Communications Operations (Weapons of Mass Destruction [WMD] - CivilSupport Team [CST])
Implement A Communications Plan
331-916-0028
Develop A Communications Plan
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS: NONE
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ELEMENT: COMMAND
TASK: CONDUCT INCIDENT OPERATIONS (03-2-0103-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U
(Circle)
CONDITIONS: Given a threatened or occurred CBRNE event, orders, area of
operations, and specific guidance from the Incident Command System.
TASK STANDARDS: Task Force successfully integrates into the NIMS/Incident
Command System in support of the Incident Command System’s objectives.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
1. Operations personnel conducts mission tracking.
a. Coordinated follow-on meetings with the Incident Command System.
b. Updated CCIR information from the liaison officer or Incident Command
System.
c. Maintained incident log.
d. Established reports control and information-management procedures.
*2. Commander establishes company’s protective posture.
a. Established a minimum level of protective posture.
b. Directed the emplacement of monitoring equipment based upon METT
TC.
3. Operations personnel provide commander with an updated situation report.
a. Provided status checks of the CCIR.
b. Provided the status of communications with civilian response agencies.
c. Provided a briefing on the site safety plan upon arrival.
d. Provided the status of force protection (protective posture level).
e. Maintained communication and reporting procedures.
f. Adjusted contingency plans as necessary.
(1) Provided updates to the incident safety plan.
(2) Refined operational objectives for follow on forces.
(3) Maintained incident log.
(4) Updated Risk Assessment.
(5) Updated the situation map or sketch and the information display.
*4. Operations personnel requests the following information:
a. Time of incident.
b. Type of contamination.
c. Type of CBRNE hazard from the CST/ICS.
d. Number of ambulatory and non-ambulatory casualties.
e. Obtained signs and symptoms.
f. Obtained type of release or agent (if known).
g. Obtained information on other known or suspected hazards.
h. Obtained name of other response agencies on the scene.
*5. Maintain equipment readiness to react to subsequent CBRNE events.
*6. Establish operational exposure guidance.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
*6. Brief exposure levels to the TF commander.
*7. Commander verifies certification of the decontamination line by the Incident
Command System’s Site Safety Officer and validated the search and extraction
team and medical capability are prepared to conduct operations.
*8. Operations personnel maintain situational awareness.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Monitored Incident Command System (ICS) CBRNE mitigation activities.
Monitored force protection condition (FPCON) level.
Monitored augmentation from both civilian and military forces.
Complied with federal, state and local laws and regulations pertaining to
operational safety and health.
e. Advised commander on the current situation and proposed courses of action.
f.
Tracked ambulatory and non-ambulatory casualty and evacuees.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING COLLECTIVE TASKS
Task Number
Task Title
TBD
Operate Within the Incident Command System
TBD
Recommend Requests to the ICS for Additional Assets
TBD
Submit Requests to the ICS for Additional Assets
03-2-0005
Conduct liaison with Incident Command System
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS: NONE
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ELEMENT: COMMAND
TASK: CONDUCT SUSTAINMENT OPERATIONS (03-2-0104-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U
(Circle)
CONDITIONS: Given a threatened or occurred CBRNE event, orders, area of
operations, and specific guidance from the Incident Command System.
TASK STANDARDS: Operations and logistic personnel coordinate sustainment,
logistics and maintenance support for the Task Force to facilitate all required
operations.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
1. Monitor and report equipment readiness status to the Incident Command
System, JOC and/or higher headquarters.
2. Monitor water supply for decontamination operations.
*3. Plan and coordinate requisition and distribution of supplies and equipment:
Classes I, III, VI, VIII, IX and maintenance operations.
4. Logistics accountability:
a. Maintain property accountability.
b. Initiate reports of survey for all property lost, damaged, or destroyed.
5. Coordinate for equipment recovery operations.
*6. Coordinate for additional incident site resources as required.
7. Coordinate with the Incident Command System for disposal of contaminated
materials.
*8. Institute work/rest cycles.
a. Monitored wet bulb temperatures (provided by medical personnel).
b. Implemented measures to reduce operational stress.
9. Track line of duty injuries (LOD’s).
a. Coordinate chaplain support services.
b. Initiate casualty feeder reports for LOD’s.
10. Ensure pre- and post- entry medical assessments are completed.
11. Coordinate support for mortuary affairs with the Incident Command System, as
required.
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ELEMENT: EXTRACTION
TASK: CONDUCT SEARCH & EXTRACTION DEPLOYMENT OPERATIONS (05-30001-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U
(Circle)
CONDITIONS: Given a CBRNE incident, there are mass casualties that have
resulted. Victims may be located inside structures, confined spaces, collapse
voids or even in open areas. The victims may be contaminated and/or
contagious. The Decontamination lines for S&E teams and casualties have been
established. Tasks should be performed in various levels of personal protective
equipment and limited visibility.
TASK STANDARDS: The Search and Extraction personnel prepare to search for
and extract casualties without casing further injury to the casualty. While
correctly identifying and mitigating potential hazards, team safely enters the
collapsed structure areas and conducts rescue operations. Issue applicable
respiratory protection, protective clothing, puncture resistant steel toed boots,
approved headgear, safety goggles/glasses, knee and elbow pads, hearing
protection, harness/tag line and work gloves.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
1. Leadership reports to Incident Staging Area and/or Incident Site.
a. Received brief from Incident Command System or Operations Chief.
b. Established contact with on site CST OIC for additional information.
c. Personnel utilized time in staging area to conduct equipment checks.
d. Coordinated security as part of a developed Force Protection Plan.
e. Completed a written Risk Assessment.
f. Developed plan for Search and Extraction operations to include the
following:
1. Create sketch of assigned area (sector sketch).
2. Objectives to be accomplished.
3. Entry control point.
4. Commanders Critical Information Requirements (CCIRs).
5. Personnel protective equipment requirements.
6. Communication and reporting procedures.
7. Rehabilitation and decontamination procedures.
8. Emergency / contingency plans.
9. Determine Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE).
g. Operations Plan and Site Diagram approved by IC or OC.
h. Briefed Extraction Team Leader (ETL) prior to team movement forward
to Incident/Work Site.
i. Assigned personnel to teams and establish work rest cycles.
1. Ensure proper rest and rehabilitation of rescuers.
2. Maintain continuity by Conducted shift change briefings.
j. Established contact with Chain of Command (higher) and report as
required.
*2. Extraction Team Leader (ETL) conducts an assessment of the
collapsed/damaged structure and develop plan.
a. Ensured work area is secure and marked off a minimum of 100 feet.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
b.
c.
d.
e.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Verified all unnecessary people have been removed from the area.
Verified that all surface victims have been evacuated.
Coordinated for the placement of equipment cache and work areas.
Ensured all non-essential personnel and equipment kept back a
minimum of 150 feet or a safe distance as required by site
constraints.
f. Assessed structural stability.
1. Consulted with structural engineer.
2. Requested structural plans and drawings.
3. Identified type of construction.
4. Identified collapse pattern.
5. Identified likely void spaces.
6. Determined requirement for shoring/cribbing.
g. Determined potential victim locations.
1. Questioned witnesses and survivors.
2. Evaluated structural plans.
h. Requested additional support, if required.
Prepares to perform search of collapsed/damaged structure.
Conducts risk assessment.
Prepares proper tools and equipment for operation.
Reports as required.
a. Advised operations/command of activities, progress, and problems.
b. Identified logistical requirements as early as possible.
c. Utilized a Battle Roster to track exposure times and rates.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
TOTAL
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
Task Title
031-503-1003
031-503-1004
031-503-1024
031-503-1025
031-503-1026
031-503-1029
Perform PMCS on AN/VDR-2
Perform PMCS on AN/PDR-77
Replace canister on M-40 Pro-mask
Protect Self Using Pro-Mask with Hood
Maintain M-40 Pro-Mask with Hood
Perform PMCS on AN/UDR-13
031-503-1030
Prepare the Chemical Agent Monitor (CAM) for Operation
031-503-2022
031-503-3008
031-506-2060
031-627-0040
031-627-4004
051-249-1105
071-326-0608
091-357-0002
154-385-6263
Use and Maintain the AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set
Implement Mission Oriented Protective Posture
Prepare M41 Protective Assessment Test System (PATS) for Operation
Operate a Portable Radio
Identify Toxic Industrial Materials
Tie Knots for Hoisting Operations
Use visual signaling
Supervise Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services
Conduct a Risk Assessment
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TBD
TBD
093-401-5000
093-55D-1120
154-385-6263
301-371-1000
Identify Building Assessment and Search Team Markings
Identify Special Rescue Equipment
Identify Unexploded Ordnance Hazards
Recognize Hazards Associated with Confined Spaces
Conduct a Risk Assessment
Report Intelligence Information
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ELEMENT: EXTRACTION
TASK: CONDUCT ROPE EXTRACTION OPERATIONS (05-3-0002 CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U
(Circle)
CONDITIONS: Given a CBRNE incident, there are mass casualties that have
resulted. Victims are located in areas that are accessible only by ladder or by
rope. CERFP Search and Extraction will not typically operate independently and
will work under the direction of the Incident Command System (ICS). CERFP
personnel are on scene to assist and augment first responder/Urban Search and
Rescue personnel. Some iterations of this task should be performed in various
levels of personal protective equipment, some should be performed in limited
visibility and iterations should also be performed in both high and low-angle
situations.
TASK STANDARDS: The team/teams will gain access to and safely remove the
victim using rope and cable techniques.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
* 1. Rope Extraction Team Leader determines and prioritizes assigned tasks,
evaluates systems already in place and ensures the following are conducted
and performed.
a. Established the type of anchor system necessary.
b. Utilized a minimum of two separate anchor points.
c. If additional rope is used from local responders, Rope Extraction
Leader will verify current Rope Log.
d. Assigned a Rope safety Officer and ensured all systems are
appropriate and identified any safety violations.
e. Demonstrated the ability to choose the best available anchor system,
considering the system’s purpose, maximum load and the direction of
loading.
f. Inspect anchor point was for cracks, looseness or other weak points
prior to establishing.
g. When using multi-point anchors, the team ensured that the angle
between anchors points was minimized (which does not exceed 120
degrees).
2. Lower the rescuer to the victim using a lowering system with a descent control
device on a fixed rope system.
a. Established a minimum level of protective posture.
b. Directed the emplacement of monitoring equipment based upon METT
TC.
3. Operations personnel provide commander with an updated situation report.
a. Rescuer descent was controlled with either a safety line attached or a
belay system utilized.
b. Rescuer descended in a controlled manner so it will not dislodge
debris, causing it to fall on the victim.
c. To prevent rope chaffing pad locations where the rope passes a
stationary object or where the direction of the rope will be altered
4. Victim is properly secured in appropriate stretcher.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
a. All four cross straps and foot straps were properly tightened and
buckled.
b. Horizontal lifting/descent straps were properly equalized using
carabineer.
c. Shortest of the horizontal lifting/descent straps was located at the head
end of the stretcher.
d. If patient is lifted vertically, attach the static kernmantle rope to the
stretcher.
5. Stretcher raised/lowered to a safer location for further removal.
a. When possible during the lowering/hoisting operation have attendant
accompany victim
b. Rescuer/attendant and the victim were supported by separate lines.
c. To prevent rope chaffing pad locations where the rope passes a
stationary object or where the direction of the rope will be altered.
d. Rescuers utilized appropriate protective equipment-helmet and gloves.
e. Utilized a mechanical advantage system appropriate to the situation.
6. Team recovers equipment used in the rescue operation.
a. Inspected all rope, webbing, harnesses and hardware prior to
restoring.
b. Make entry in the Rescue Rope Log for each Life Safety rope used.
c. Removed immediately from service any Life Safety Rope that
sustained the load of a falling person, or contaminated, or damaged.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
TOTAL
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
093-398-1118
093-401-5000
154-385-6263
301-371-1000
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
031-503-1025
031-503-1027
031-503-1035
031-503-3008
Task Title
Wear Appropriate Level of Personal Protective Equipment
Identify Unexploded Ordnance Hazards
Conduct a Risk Assessment
Report Intelligence Information
React to a Breached Suit
Inspect Vertical Equipment
Identify Special Rescue Equipment
Package and Transport Patient using a SKED
Tie Rescue Knots, Bends and Hitches
Construct a Single-point Anchor System
Construct a Multiple-point Anchor System
Operate a Simple Rope Mechanical Advantage System
Utilize a Lowering System
Operate a Belay System
Operate a Compound Rope Mechanical Advantage System
Operate a Fixed Rope System
Complete an Assignment While Suspended from a Rope System
Descend a Fixed Rope System
Protect Self Using Pro-Mask with Hood
Operate the AN/UDR-13
Protect Yourself From Chemical/Biological Contamination Using assigned PPE
Implement Mission Oriented Protective Posture
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031-627-0040
031-627-0042
051-249-1105
071-326-3049
071-328-5301
081-831-1046
093-398-1118
Operate a Portable Radio
Operate the Video Camera
Tie Knots for Hoisting Operations
Conduct Troop-Leading Procedures for an Operation
Inspect Personnel and Equipment
Transport a Casualty
Wear Appropriate Level of Personal Protective Equipment
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ELEMENT: EXTRACTION
TASK: CONDUCT LIFTING AND HAULING OPERATIONS (05-3-0003-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U
(Circle)
CONDITIONS: Given a CBRNE incident, there are mass casualties that have
resulted. Victims may be located inside structures, confined spaces, collapse
voids or in open areas. The victims may be contaminated and/or contagious.
CERFP Search and Extraction will not typically operate independently and will
work under the direction of the Incident Command System (ICS). CERFP
personnel are on scene to assist and augment first responder/Urban Search and
Rescue personnel. The team must move various objects using equipment in the
CERFP rescue toolboxes. Task should be performed in various levels of personal
protective equipment and some should be performed in limited visibility.
TASK STANDARDS: The team/squad maintains control of the item/casualty being
moved at all times. The team must move various objects to standard.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
*1. Team/squad leader conducts troop-leading procedures.
*2. The team/squad leader conducts preoperational and safety checks.
The team/squad
leader conducts
troop-leading
procedures.
a. Determined
the proper
tool or rigging
for the mission.
b. Calculated safe working capacity of rigging material.
c. Maintained rigging equipment.
d. Ensured proper installation of attachments.
3. The team/squad positions and prepares equipment for operation.
4. The team/squad conducts lifting/hauling operations.
a. Used manual lifting devices as needed.
1. Pinch/pry bar.
2. Chain hoist.
3. Cable hoist.
4. Rollers.
5. Hydraulic jack.
6. Mechanical jack.
7. Choker/sling.
8. Load binder.
b. Rigged the load to ensure a balanced lift.
5. The team/squad submits provides situational updates to operations.
GO
NO-GO
team/sq
uad
leader
conduct
s troopleading
proced
ures
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TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
TOTAL
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
051-200-1010
031-503-1025
031-503-1027
031-503-3008
031-627-0040
071-326-3049
071-328-5301
071-990-0004
093-398-1118
154-385-6263
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Task Title
Use and Maintain Rigging Equipment
Protect Self Using Pro-Mask with Hood
Operate the AN/UDR-13
Implement Mission Oriented Protective Posture
Operate a Portable Radio
Conduct Troop-Leading Procedures for an Operation
Inspect Personnel and Equipment
Conduct Pre-Combat Checks
Wear Appropriate Level of Personal Protective Equipment
Conduct a Risk Assessment
React to a Breached Suit
Install Cribbing and Crib Beds
Wear Personal Protective Clothing
Operate a Hoist/come-along
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ELEMENT: EXTRACTION
TASK: CONDUCT SEARCH AND EXTRACTION OPERATIONS (05-3-0004-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U
(Circle)
CONDITIONS: Given a CBRNE incident, there are mass casualties that have
resulted. CERFP Search and Extraction will not typically operate independently
and will work under the direction of the Incident Command System (ICS). CERFP
personnel are on scene to assist and augment first responder/Urban Search and
Rescue personnel. Victims may be located inside structures, confined spaces,
collapse voids or open areas. The victims may be contaminated and/or
contagious. Search and extraction personnel will wear the appropriate level of
PPE based upon the CBRNE hazard(s) present and adjust TTPs as necessary.
Some iterations of this task should be performed in various levels of personal
protective equipment and some should be performed in limited visibility. The
decontamination line will be established as needed.
TASK STANDARDS: Search operations conducted in accordance with Incident
Action Plan ensuring that victims, sensitive items and potential hazards are
identified, marked and reported; protocols and guidance are followed; and
rescuer safety is maintained.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
*1. The CERFP Commander and/or Extraction Team Leader receive all available
information from the Incident Command System or Operations Section Chief
or operation center to accomplish the Incident Command System's (ICS)
Incident Action Plan (IAP) goals.
a. Leaders have received Incident Command System’s (IC) brief and
mission assignment.
b. Requested structure blueprints, photographs, drawings, etc.
c. Consulted with ICS representative with knowledge of victim locations.
d. Implemented the commander's information objectives in the search
plan.
e. Selected the appropriate monitoring and extraction equipment.
*2. Develop an Incident Search Plan (ISP) using the following.
a. Reviewed witness intelligence.
b. Assessed/sized up the scene.
c. Reviewed available drawings, blueprints, photographs.
d. Evaluated terrain, weather, air, surface, and/or actual /potential
hazards.
e. Determined need for confined space operations.
f. Determined priority of effort.
g. Determined appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)
h. Determined type of collapse, if able/necessary.
i. Determined stabilizing (cribbing/shoring/tieing back)requirements.
j. Assigned personnel to, or request shoring team.
k. Estimated/determined victim and/or sensitive item location(s).
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
l. Published/distributed Incident Search Plan to Extraction Element
members.
3. Search teams donned the appropriate PPE.
4. Conduct search operations.
a. General area/building search.
1. Identified likely victim/sensitive item locations (i.e.
approached victims from below and if capable: provides an
attendant for each victim)
2. Systematically searched all areas.
b. Victim/sensitive item location identification established and maintained
communications with operations.
1. Identified victim/sensitive item location.
2. Reported victim/sensitive item status and location to higher.
c. Hazard identification.
a. Hazards reported to ICS and CERFP operations.
d. Conduct shoring operations (as applicable):
1. During search, determined need to stabilize structural
components
2. Built and installed shoring as necessary.
3. Applied and properly annotated masking tape, as needed, to
measure structural shift after completing a shoring operation.
4. Reported location of masking tape shift indicators to
operations.
5. Checked status of masking tape shift indicators as
operations permit in order to determine shoring effectiveness.
e. Employ search camera:
1. Checked void spaces and rubble.
2. Located victims/sensitive items.
f. Employ Thermal imager:
1. Checked void spaces (especially in limited visibility
environment).
2. Located victims.
g. Employ listening device use:
1. Used listening device in low noise environment, as and
where appropriate.
2. Coordinated with other search teams to maximize device
effectiveness.
h. Conducted Hazard Management Steps (taking into consideration the
physical characteristics of the CBRNE agent)
1. Mitigated hazard(s) as appropriate
2. Avoided hazard(s) when appropriate
3. Protected against the hazard(s)
4. Utilized proper personal protective clothing/equipment.
5. Conducted leader’s recon of work site.
6. Utilized shoring/cribbing to stabilize structural components
that were not properly supported or in danger of falling.
7. Established rally points.
i. Gain access to voids, victims, or sensitive items.
1. Breaching efforts were planned prior to being undertaken.
2. Identified type of material to be breached.
3. Potential for the breach to cause a shift in the structure was
evaluated and shoring/cribbing used accordingly.
j. Steps were taken to minimize hazards created by breaching operations
(dust, exhaust, fire, etc.).
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
1. Alternated means of access considered.
2. Utilized appropriate ventilation.
5. Executed victim extraction.
a. Attempted/established communications with victims.
1. Used search camera to check voids.
2. Monitored atmosphere.
3. Determined if it is safe to proceed.
b. Medical personnel conducted victim triage.
1. Determined nature of victim’s injuries.
2. Reported victim status.
3. Requested special medical equipment required.
4. Stabilized and/or demobilized victim prior to movement .
5. Immobilized and packaged victim to prevent further injury.
6. Removed victim.
a. Moved victim to casualty collection point for triage.
b. Medic/EMT advised triage section of victim’s status.
6. Entry personnel prepare to enter a confined space.
a. Initiated/continued continuous atmospheric monitoring.
b. Completed pre-entry medical exam on entrants by medical personnel.
c. Attempted/Established communications with victims.
d. Performed PMCS on appropriate PPE.
e. Prepared rescue equipment for entry.
7. Entry personnel enter into confined space.
a. Donned appropriate PPE.
b. Located and contacted victim(s).
c. Entry and/or attendant personnel conducted continuous atmospheric
monitoring.
d. Attendant personnel logged results of atmospheric monitoring and
reported results to operations.
e. Performed shoring operations when necessary to stabilize the space.
f. Performed breaking/breaching operations, as necessary to effect
search and/or rescue operations.
g. Assessed victim(s) mental and physical status.
h. Initiated patient care as appropriate.
i. Packaged patient, as appropriate, for removal.
j. Removed patient from confined space.
k. Completed decontamination when required.
8. Respiratory Protection.
a. Entry/Rescue Personnel.
1. Used appropriate respirator and filter, if required.
b. Victim(s) - Provided respirator or air supply (if available) as early as
possible.
9. Entry and Egress Procedures.
a. Entry team assigned.
b. Rapid Intervention Team (RIT):
1. Identified team name/number on Entry Permit.
2. In PE and prepared to respond during entry.
3. Established work/rest cycle to reduce fatigue.
c. Briefed primary and alternate entry and egress routes.
d. Ensured proper use of PPE.
e. Secured all lids, covers, and hatches to prevent accidental closure.
f. Each entry team employs monitoring equipment.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
g. Following removal/evacuation, each entry team briefed entry
supervisor/Extraction Element Leader and next entry team on
conditions, hazards, and difficulties encountered.
h. Medically evaluated entry team/rescuers after exit from space, then
sent to rehab area.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
TOTAL
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
031-503-1025
031-503-1027
031-503-1031
031-503-1035
031-503-2022
031-503-2023
031-503-3008
031-505-3001
031-627-0033
031-627-0040
031-627-0042
031-627-4004
051-249-1105
091-357-0002
093-55D-1120
154-385-6263
TBD
TBD
TBD
113-610-2044
093-401-5000
301-371-1000
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
051-200-2104
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Task Title
Protect Self Using Pro-Mask with Hood
Operate the AN/UDR-13
Operate the Chemical Agent Monitor (CAM)
Protect Yourself From Chemical/Biological Contamination Using assigned PPE
Use and Maintain the AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set
Measure Radiation Dose Rate and Total Dose
Implement Mission Oriented Protective Posture
Operate the AN/PDR-77 Radiac Set
Operate the Multigas Monitor
Operate a Portable Radio
Operate the Video Camera
Identify Toxic Industrial Materials
Tie Knots for Hoisting Operations
Supervise Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services
Recognize Hazards Associated with Confined Spaces
Conduct a Risk Assessment
React to a Breached Suit
Identify Building Assessment and Search Team Markings
Identify Special Rescue Equipment
Operate commercial GPS
Identify Unexploded Ordnance Hazards
Report Intelligence Information
Operate Thermal Imaging Camera
Operate Listening Device
Operate Combination Tool/Conduct Forcible Entry Operations
Construct a single-point anchor system
Construct a multiple-point anchor system
Operate a Simple Rope Mechanical Advantage System
Utilize a lowering system
Operate a belay system
Operate a Compound rope mechanical advantage system
Operate a fixed rope system
Complete an assignment while suspended from a rope rescue system
Demonstrate the Ability to Ascend or Descend a fixed rope system
Operate the APD-2000
Conduct Shoring Operations
Direct Equipment in Obstacle Removal
Breach Reinforced Concrete
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TBD
TBD
TBD
05-3-0014 CERFP
Breach Steel Obstacles
React to a Secondary Collapse
Conduct Cribbing Operations
Operate an Equipment Cache
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING COLLECTIVE TASKS: NONE
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ELEMENTS: DECONTAMINATION
TASK: ESTABLISH CBRNE RESPONSE DECONTAMINATION SITE (03-3-0001CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U (Circle)
CONDITIONS: Incidents involving CBRNE have occurred. Company is ordered to
establish the decontamination site. The Incident Command System has
designated the location of the decontamination site (local hospital or near
incident site).
TASK STANDARDS: Company establishes the decontamination site. Hot, Warm,
and Cold Zones are identified. The decontamination site is accessible by vehicle.
The decontamination site is set up and ready to receive casualties within 90
minutes of arrival of main body. Site is established in a clean area.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
* 1. Commander receives, analyzes, and plans the mission.
a. Determined support requirements.
b. Coordinated for medical, force protection, security support, and any other
support as required.
c. Coordinated for logistical and re-supply support.
d. Configured equipment based on updated mission statement.
e. Conducted equipment checks and deployed to decontamination site.
2. Decontamination personnel set up three decontamination lanes (ambulatory and
non-ambulatory) consisting of the stations in paragraphs below. NOTE: Triple
lane configurations allow for maximum through-put of casualties.
a. Determined placement of ambulatory and non-ambulatory tents with
regards to wind direction, water runoff, and wastewater collection.
b. Established the placement and initiates operations of the
decontamination apparatus or other decontamination equipment.
c. Coordinated monitoring equipment locations.
d. Directed the construction of the decontamination showers.
(Decontamination showers/tents are the base tents and constructed first
based on site lay-out by the Advance Party).
3. Decontamination personnel established the following stations/tents in the Hot
Zone:
a. Casualty Collection Point.
b. Triage and Emergency Treatment (as directed my medical personnel).
c. Log-In and personal effects collection.
d. Non-ambulatory clothing removal (non-ambulatory tent).
e. Ambulatory clothing removal (ambulatory tent).
f. Hazardous waste and collection areas (solid & liquid).
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
4. Decontamination personnel established the following stations in the Warm Zone:
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
Non-ambulatory neutralization (non-ambulatory tent).
Non-ambulatory rinse (non-ambulatory tent).
Ambulatory neutralization (ambulatory tent).
Ambulatory rinse (ambulatory tent).
Non-ambulatory contamination monitor/check.
Ambulatory contamination monitor/check.
Equipment/Property (sustainment area).
Responder decontamination lane (part of the non-ambulatory tent).
Hazardous waste water routes.
6. Establishes the following stations in the Cold Zone.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Redress/cover (non-ambulatory tent).
Redress/cover (ambulatory tent).
Patient Disposition/Log-out.
Equipment Reconstruction area.
Admin/Logistics area.
7. Establishes the casualty collection point in the Hot Zone.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Identified ingress and egress to the collection point.
Prepared litters and litter dollies for use.
Established communication with operation center to receive casualties.
Prepared containers to hold decontamination solution (kill/rinse buckets)
and contaminated waste.
e. Established control lines using engineer tape or existing obstacles.
f. Coordinated hand-off point with Triage Officer.
g. Prepared spray bottles for radiation and biological hazards.
8. Medical personnel along with decontamination personnel, establish triage and
emergency treatment stations. NOTE: Medical personnel perform triage and
emergency treatment. Decontamination personnel will assist.
a. Identified locations for expectant, immediate, delayed, and minimal
casualties.
b. Established an equipment storage site to handle multiple casualties. The
station contained litters, litter stands and waste containers.
c. Litter Transfer Team establishes litter cache and “dirty” litter location.
d. If rollers are not available, two wheel dollies are prepared for use.
e. Prepared decontamination solution to clean “dirty” litters.
f. Coordinated with the Log-In Officer for casualty pick-up.
g. Prepared rinse/kill buckets.
9. Decontamination personnel establish the log-in station.
a. Established communications to log-out.
b. Prepared container for decontamination solution.
c. Prepared log-in sheets for casualty accountability.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
d. Prepared personal effects bags for issue.
e. Coordinated with the Triage Officer for best site location.
f. Coordinated with Incident Command System to determine what personal
effects will be destroyed and what will be decontaminated.
g. Prepared rinse/kill buckets.
10. Decontamination personnel establish the non-ambulatory clothing removal
station.
a. Erected the non-ambulatory undress tent with lighting. Plastic sheeting
over the ground where the shelter will be set up.
b. Prepared waste containers to hold contaminated clothing.
c. Station equipped with scissors or cutting tool to remove contaminated
clothing.
d. Prepared containers (rinse/kill buckets) to hold decontamination solution.
e. Prepared rollers (litters on stands or saw horses if rollers are not
available).
f. Installed light set.
11. Decontamination personnel establish the ambulatory clothing removal station.
a. Erected the ambulatory undress tent with lighting. Plastic sheeting over
the ground where the shelter will be set up.
b. Established partition walls to separate male and female personnel.
c. Installed light set.
d. Prepared saw horses or handrail stands.
e. Emplaced waste containers.
NOTE: The waste containers are set outside of undress tent to hold the
contaminated clothing.
f. Prepared decontamination solution for male and female undress area.
12. Decontamination personnel establish the ambulatory and non-ambulatory
decontamination shelters.
a. Placed plastic sheeting over the ground where the shelter will be set up.
b. Emplaced the containment berms and pumps to capture contaminated
liquid waste.
NOTE: Contaminated wastewater is pumped directly from the decontamination
shelter into the contaminated waste container. The drainage lines and
container are clearly marked "contaminated waste". The contaminated waste
site is located 50 meters from the entrance of the decontamination line in the
Hot Zone.
a. Erected decontamination shelters.
b. Established the non-ambulatory roller system from entrance to exit of the
shelter.
c. Installed and secured floor pallets.
d. Installed lane divider for male and female ambulatory entrance.
e. Installed light sets.
13. Decontamination personnel establish the shower systems for ambulatory and
non-ambulatory decontamination tents/stations.
a. Installed shower apparatus within shelters for ambulatory and nonambulatory decontamination.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
b. Connected shower apparatus to water and decontamination solution
delivery systems to delivery system for neutralization solution and final
rinse for ambulatory and non-ambulatory decontamination stations.
c. Connected the wands for the non-ambulatory decontamination to the
auxiliary ports of the decontamination apparatus located in the Cold
Zone.
d. Ambulatory decontamination station contained backboards, sponges, and
decontamination (rinse/kill buckets) solution.
e. Non-ambulatory decontamination station contained sponges, cutting tool,
contaminated waste containers and decontamination (rinse/kill buckets)
solution.
f. Prepared decontamination solution in buckets (kill/rinse) with brushes and
sponges.
g. Tested showers and equipment.
14. Decontamination personnel establish the male and female ambulatory
contamination/monitoring check stations. NOTE: Twenty feet between
decontamination tent and redress tent.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
Emplaced monitoring equipment on tables adjacent to Cold Zone.
Prepared decontamination buckets (kill & rinse) solution.
Emplaced chemical agent alarm to monitor the vapor control line.
Installed dividers between male and female areas/lanes.
Prepared handrails or sawhorses.
Defined the liquid control line and the vapor control line.
Installed portable lighting.
Placed plastic containers with absorption pads next to liquid control line.
15. Decontamination personnel establish the non-ambulatory
contamination/monitoring check station. NOTE: Twenty feet between
decontamination tent and redress tent.
a. Positioned rollers (litter on stands or saw horses if rollers are not
available).
b. Emplaced monitoring equipment on tables adjacent to Cold Zone.
c. Prepared decontamination buckets (kill & rinse) solution.
d. Placed chemical agent alarm to monitor the vapor control line.
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e. Installed portable lighting.
f. Defined the liquid control line and the vapor control line.
g. Prepared decontamination (kill & rinse) solution.
16. Decontamination personnel establish the military equipment/property
decontamination station.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
Protected the ground from contamination at the decontamination station.
Prepared the neutralization station.
Prepared the equipment/property wait time station.
Prepared equipment/property rinse station.
Prepared monitoring equipment for the contaminated check station.
Emplaced chemical agent alarm at vapor control line.
Positioned station parallel and between the decontamination tents.
Placed waste containers (solid) for discarded waste items.
Designated personal effects collection station.
Prepared personal effects collection containers.
17. Decontamination personnel establish the military/operational decontamination
site. NOTE: Military personnel will perform decontamination at the wash
and rinse stations not used in the non-ambulatory decontamination tent.
a. Prepared containers for equipment drop.
b. Prepared personnel decontamination and rinse stations.
c. Prepared portable sprayer for Level C suit decontamination if a
decontamination area is not already identified in the non-ambulatory
tent.
d. Established monitoring station with monitoring equipment.
e. Emplaced containers and plastic bags at the suit removal station.
f. Established the mask removal station.
g. Placed plastic containers with absorption pads next to liquid control line.
18. Decontamination personnel establish a hazardous waste site in the Warm Zone.
a. Protected the ground from contamination at the waste site.
b. Prepared and clearly marked waste collection site.
c. Routed all hoses to the waste (liquid) collection site.
19. Decontamination and medical personnel establish the ambulatory redress/cover
station.
a. Erected the ambulatory redress tent. Place plastic sheeting over the
ground where the shelter will be set up.
b. Established partition wall to separate male and female personnel.
c. Installed light set.
d. Emplaced heater systems.
20. Decontamination and medical personnel establish the non-ambulatory
redress/cover station.
a. Erected the non-ambulatory redress tent. Place plastic sheeting over the
ground where the shelter will be set up.
b. Prepared litters and stands or rollers.
c. Installed light set.
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d. Station contained temporary clothing, towels, or blankets to cover
casualty.
e. Placed plastic containers with absorption pads next to liquid control line.
21. Decontamination and medical personnel establish the patient disposition/log-out
station.
a. Set up table and chairs for casualties.
b. Established communications with log-in personnel and operation center.
c. Prepared log-out sheets for casualty accountability.
d. Treated casualties until they have been transported to medical facilities.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
Task Title
TBD
TBD
Calculate Amperage Usage by adding all equipment that requires electricity
Install Light Set inside tents
TBD
TBD
Set up Portable Sprayer for Level C Suit Decontamination
Set Up Shower Set
TBD
031-503-1003
Set up Radiation decon equipment i.e., vacuum/lint roller station when required
Perform PMCS on AN/VDR-2
031-503-1004
031-503-1029
Perform PMCS on AN/PDR-77
Perform PMCS on AN/UDR-13
031-503-1030
031-506-3001
Prepare the Improved Chemical-Agent Monitor (ICAM) for Operation
Plan Decontamination Operations
154-385-6465
159-200-2020
Employ Risk Management Process during Mission Planning
Integrate Threat Capabilities into Mission Planning
301-504-3001
850-001-4001
Supervise Positioning of Chemical Agent Alarm (ACADA)
Integrate Risk Management into Mission Plans
031-503-1027
031-503-1036
Operate the AN/UDR-13
Protect Yourself from Chemical/Biological Contamination Using Your Assigned Protective
Mask
Maintain your assigned Protective Mask
031-503-2001
031-503-2002
031-504-1013
Identify Chemical Agents using M256 Kit
Use and Maintain the AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set
Operate the M-22 Automated Chemical Agent Monitor (ACADA)
031-507-4025
031-627-0024
Estimate Decontamination Material Requirements
Operate the Oil Fired Decontamination Unit
031-627-0027
031-627-1005
Operate the Generator
Implement Protective Measures in a Hazardous Materials Incident
031-627-1022
Operate Tripod Exterior Lights
031-503-1035
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031-627-1023
Operate the Waste Water Discharge Pump
031-627-1035
113-571-1022
154-385-6263
158-100-1140
Determine Decontamination Solutions for Specific Agents
Perform Voice Communications
Conduct Risk Assessment
Communicate Effectively in a Given Situation
191-376-4114
Control Entry to and exit from a Restricted Area
SUPPORTING COLLECTIVE TASKS: NONE
OPFOR TASKS AND STANDARDS: NONE
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ELEMENTS: DECONTAMINATION
TASK: CONDUCT CASUALTY COLLECTION, STABILIZATION/TRIAGE, LOG-IN,
AND LOG-OUT PROCEDURES (03-3-0002-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T P
U (Circle)
CONDITIONS: Incidents involving CBRNE have occurred. The decontamination
company is ordered to conduct ambulatory casualty decontamination. The
Incident Command System has designated the location of the decontamination
site. This task is always performed in appropriate level of PPE for the prevailing
conditions. For planning purposes, the CERFP the company is capable of
processing 40-225 ambulatory and 20-75 non-ambulatory casualties per hour,
however, actual throughput is determined by METT-T, hazards present and
personnel available. Patient monitoring is based upon the hazards and the
capabilities of the monitoring equipment.
TASK STANDARDS: The Company conducts ambulatory casualty
decontamination. The company limits the spread of contamination by processing
the casualties through the decontamination site. The site is located up wind and
up hill from the contaminated source. The Hot, Warm, and Cold Zones are
identified. NOTE: Site has already been established IAW TASK: Establish
Domestic Response Decontamination Site. The decontamination of personal
items is based on guidance from the Incident Command System.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
1. Casualty Collection Point Team Leader.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Maintained ingress and egress to the collection point.
Maintained control lines using engineer tape or existing obstacles.
Controlled casualties at the collection point.
Insured casualties did not bypass the decontamination line.
1) Separated ambulatory and non-ambulatory casualties.
e. Escorted or transported casualties to the triage stations.
f. Directed litter transfer team.
2. Triage and stabilization. Decontamination personnel assist (as needed) the
medical personnel at the triage/emergency treatment station.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Operated medical triage stations.
Triaged/stabilized casualties.
Identified or mark casualties with proper medical category.
Escorted or transport casualties during triage.
Escorted or transport casualties to Log-In area and cut-out tent.
3. Decontamination personnel conduct log-in procedures.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
a. Log-In personnel process casualties and personal valuables as directed
from the Incident Command System.
b. Performed patient tracking of responsive and unresponsive casualties.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
If the casualty is unresponsive, personnel performed a cursory inspection
for personal property, i.e., wallet, rings, etc. and assigns the casualty
number.
Dropped all personal property in designated bags and corresponding
casualty identification number for post DECON return.
Directed the Litter Transport Team to the next appropriate casualty.
Log-In personnel reported casualties processed to Log-Out Station.
Established communications with the “COLD” zone to update casualties
logged in with available information and identification number.
Coordinated with personal valuable decontamination personnel to forward
bags to the equipment decontamination line.
Maintained Log-In sheets for casualty accountability.
Prepared personal items bag and labeled with casualty's identification
number.
4. Decontamination personnel process the casualty through the patient
disposition/log-out station.
a. Established communications with log-in station and operation center.
b. Prepared log-out sheets.
c. Updated the operation center of the number of personnel processed.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
Task Title
TBD
Calculate Amperage Usage by adding all equipment that requires electricity
TBD
TBD
Install Light Set inside tents
Set up Portable Sprayer for Level C Suit Decontamination
TBD
TBD
Set Up Shower Set
Set up Radiation decon equipment i.e., vacuum/lint roller station when required
031-503-1003
031-503-1004
Perform PMCS on AN/VDR-2
Perform PMCS on AN/PDR-77
031-503-1029
031-503-1030
Perform PMCS on AN/UDR-13
Prepare the Improved Chemical-Agent Monitor (ICAM) for Operation
031-506-3001
154-385-6465
Plan Decontamination Operations
Employ Risk Management Process during Mission Planning
159-200-2020
Integrate Threat Capabilities into Mission Planning
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301-504-3001
Supervise Positioning of Chemical Agent Alarm (ACADA)
850-001-4001
031-503-1027
031-503-1035
Integrate Risk Management into Mission Plans
Operate the AN/UDR-13
Protect Yourself from Chemical/Biological Contamination Using Your Assigned Protective
Mask
031-503-1036
031-503-2001
031-503-2002
Maintain your assigned Protective Mask
Identify Chemical Agents using M256 Kit
Use and Maintain the AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set
031-504-1013
031-507-4025
Operate the M-22 Automated Chemical Agent Monitor (ACADA)
Estimate Decon Material Requirements
031-627-0024
031-627-0027
Operate the Oil Fired Decontamination Unit
Operate the Generator
031-627-1005
031-627-1022
Implement Protective Measures in a Hazardous Materials Incident
Operate Tripod Exterior Lights
031-627-1023
031-627-1035
Operate the Waste Water Discharge Pump
Determine Decontamination Solutions for Specific Agents
113-571-1022
154-385-6263
Perform Voice Communications
Conduct Risk Assessment
158-100-1140
191-376-4114
Communicate Effectively in a Given Situation
Control Entry to and exit from a Restricted Area
SUPPORTING COLLECTIVE TASKS: NONE
OPFOR TASKS AND STANDARDS: NONE
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ELEMENTS: DECONTAMINATION
TASK: CONDUCT AMBULATORY DECONTAMINATION (03-3-0003-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U (Circle)
CONDITIONS: Incidents involving CBRNE have occurred. The decontamination
company is ordered to conduct ambulatory casualty decontamination. The
Incident Command System has designated the location of the decontamination
site. For planning purposes, the CERFP the company is capable of processing 40225 ambulatory and 20-75 non-ambulatory casualties per hour, however, actual
throughput is determined by METT-T, hazards present and personnel available.
Patient monitoring is based upon the hazards and the capabilities of the
monitoring equipment. This task is always performed in appropriate level of PPE
for the prevailing conditions.
TASK STANDARDS: The Company conducts ambulatory casualty
decontamination. Decontamination personnel limit the spread of contamination
by processing the casualties through the decontamination site. The site was
located up wind and up hill from the contaminated source. The Hot, Warm, and
Cold Zones were identified. NOTE: Site has already been established IAW TASK:
Establish Domestic Response
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
1. Decontamination personnel process casualties through separate male and
female clothing removal stations.
a. Reassured and coached casualty through clothing removal process.
Attention is paid to modesty issues.
b. Instructed casualties on clothing removal. Have them stand in plastic
bags and remove their own clothing. Generally, ambulatory casualties
can remove their clothing without assistance, provide assistance only if
needed.
c. Cut clothing with scissors (if required) and avoid cross contamination.
d. Consolidated contaminated waste in containers.
e. Transported casualty clothing to contaminated waste collection site.
2. Decontamination personnel process casualties through separate male and
female decontamination (solution) stations.
a. Directed casualties on proper decontamination procedures.
b. Placed casualties in the center of the shower with hands and arms raised
to allow water flow to all parts of the body.
c. Turned water on and directs upper nozzles to the head and side sprayers
to the sheltered portions of the body.
d. When casualty is thoroughly washed, water flow is stopped and casualty
is directed to the next station.
e. Verified the completeness of the decontamination and redirect personnel.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
NOTE: In the event of a casualty’s condition changing, wash or rinse operator
stops water flow and summons medical aid. Casualty is moved to a supine or sitting
position away from contaminated water. Care is provided by medical personnel and
the casualty either continues the decontamination process or is reclassified nonambulatory.
3. Decontamination personnel process casualties through separate male and
female rinse stations.
a. Rinse Station operator instructed casualties on shower procedures and
reassure the casualty of the process.
b. Placed casualty in the center of the shower with hands and arms raised to
allow water flow to all parts of the body.
c. Turned water on and directs upper nozzles to the head and side sprayers to
the sheltered portions of the body.
d. When casualty is thoroughly washed, water flow is stopped and casualty is
directed to the next station.
4. Decontamination personnel process casualties through separate male and
female monitoring stations.
a. Monitored casualties for contamination.
(1) Thorough Chemical Agent Monitor checks (only for weaponized
chemical agents).
(a) Performed function checks and place the Chemical Agent Monitor
into operation. Set the ICAM to monitor G or H based on guidance
provided by operations personnel.
(b) Established the CAM check at the edge of the “cold” zone. Check
both G and H modes.
(c) Beginning at the “top” of the casualty’s head and within 1/2 inch
distance from the inspected surface, begin a slow thorough monitoring of
decontaminated casualty.
(d) Forwarded casualties to the redress tent or return casualty for
further decontamination.
(e) Performed operator procedures if the monitor reports
contamination.
(2) CAM “spot” checks.
(a) Performed function checks and place the Chemical Agent Monitor
into operation. Check both G and H modes. Set the ICAM to monitor G or
H based on guidance from operations personnel.
(b) Established the CAM check at the edge of the “cold” zone.
(c) “Spot” check the casualty’s hair, under arms, groin area, and
bottom of their feet.
(d) Forward the casualty to the redress tent or return casualty for
further decontamination.
(e) Perform operator procedures if the monitor reports contamination.
b. Reroute casualty back through the decontamination line if contamination
was detected.
c. Periodic sampling of waste water and patient clothing/belongings will be
analyzed by the CST GCMS.
6. Decontamination personnel process casualties through separate male and
female redress stations.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
a. Issued temporary clothing to cover casualties.
b. Provided medical stabilization as required by medical personnel.
c. Escorted to log-out/casualty disposition stations.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
031-503-1027
Task Title
031-503-1036
Operate the AN/UDR-13
Protect Yourself from Chemical/Biological Contamination Using Your Assigned Protective
Mask
Maintain your assigned Protective Mask
031-503-2001
031-503-2002
Identify Chemical Agents using M256 Kit
Use and Maintain the AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set
031-504-1013
031-507-4025
Operate the M-22 Automated Chemical Agent Monitor
Estimate Decontamination Material Requirements
031-627-0024
031-627-0027
Operate the Oil Fired Decontamination Unit
Operate the Generator
031-627-1005
031-627-1022
Implement Protective Measures in a Hazardous Materials Incident
Operate Tripod Exterior Lights
031-627-1023
031-627-1035
Operate the Waste Water Discharge Pump
Determine Decontamination Solutions for Specific Agents
113-571-1022
154-385-6263
158-100-1140
Perform Voice Communications
Conduct Risk Assessment
Communicate Effectively in a Given Situation
191-376-4114
Control Entry to and exit from a Restricted Area
FM 3-5 Chap 8
TBD
Chemical Patient Deacon Cut Out Clothing
Perform PMCS on PAPR
TBD
031-503-1013
Protect Yourself using PAPR
Decontaminate Yourself and Individual Equipment using Chemical Decontaminating Kits
(M295 and M291)
031-503-1028
031-503-1031
Operate the AN/PDR-77 Radiac Set
Operate the Improved Chemical Agent Monitor (ICAM)
031-507-2038
031-627-0036
Control Contaminated Waste
Doff the Level B and Level C Protective Garment
031-627-0037
031-627-1008
Don The Level B and Level C Protective Garment
Process Through a Domestic Decontamination Site
031-627-1013
031-627-1034
Protect Yourself from Injury/Contamination with the Level B Protective Garment
Route Casualties Through a Domestic Response Casualty Decontamination Site
081-831-1046
Transport a Casualty
031-503-1035
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093-55D-1339
Operate Radiac Set AN/VDR-2
SUPPORTING COLLECTIVE TASKS: NONE
OPFOR TASKS AND STANDARDS: NONE
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ELEMENTS: DECONTAMINATION
TASK: CONDUCT NON-AMBULATORY DECONTAMINATION OPERATIONS (03-30004-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T P
U (Circle)
CONDITIONS: Incidents involving CBRNE have occurred. The company is
ordered to conduct casualty decontamination. The Incident Command System
has designated the location of the decontamination site. For planning purposes,
the CERFP the company is capable of processing 40-225 ambulatory and 20-75
non-ambulatory casualties per hour, however, actual throughput is determined by
METT-T, hazards present and personnel available. Patient monitoring is based
upon the hazards and the capabilities of the monitoring equipment. This task is
always performed in appropriate level of PPE for the prevailing conditions.
TASK STANDARDS: The decontamination company conducts non-ambulatory
casualty decontamination. The company limits the spread of contamination by
processing the casualties through the decontamination site. The site is located
up wind and up hill from the contaminated source. The Hot, Warm, and Cold
Zones are identified. NOTE: Site has already been established IAW TASK:
Establish Domestic Response Decontamination Site.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
1. Decontamination personnel process casualties through the clothing removal
station. NOTE: Litter Transfer Team transports litter casualties to the
clothing removal station. Casualties are placed “Head First” on the roller
system and rolled into the clothing removal area.
a. Reassured and coached casualty through clothing removal process.
Attention is paid to modesty issues.
b. Using scissors or safety knife cut shirt along sleeve inseam and center of
chest. Scissors of knife should be dipped in 0.5 solution after each cut.
c. Roll fabric away from casualty’s exposed skin and tuck along side. If
under shirt or undergarments exist repeat procedures and remove.
d. Cut and removed shoes and socks.
e. Cut inseam of trouser legs and zipper line or center of dress, roll fabric
away from casualty’s exposed skin and tuck along side. Cut and remove
undergarments.
f. Consolidated contaminated waste in containers.
g. Transported casualty clothing to contaminated waste collection site.
2. Decontamination personnel process casualties through the decontamination
(wash station) station.
a. Operator received casualty and centers casualty in decontamination
shower. Instructs victims of the shower procedures and reassure the
casualty.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
b. Sprayed or wiped casualty with neutralizing agent or if soapy water is
required, apply soap with sprayer or squeezed liquid. With attention to
breathing concerns, the casualty is deluged with water from shower
nozzles.
c.
Raised casualty’s upper body and wipe the under side.
d. Removed contaminated clothing and decontaminate litter surface.
e. Lowered casualty onto litter.
f. Raised casualty’s lower body and wipe the under side avoiding cross
contamination.
g. Lowered casualty onto the litter.
h. Sprayed or wiped casualty with neutralizing agent or soapy water.
i. Assisted casualty to the rinse station.
3. Casualty develops complications during wash or rinse procedures.
NOTE: In the event of a casualty’s condition changes, wash/rinse operator
stops water flow and summons medical aid.
a. Rolled casualty on their side (if possible) with top leg ahead of the body,
so they remain in a “half rolled over position” and if they vomit, they will
not aspirate (inhale) the vomit.
b. Care is provided by medical personnel and the casualty either continues
the DECON process or is removed from the line for further care. Medical
personnel will provide care stabilizing and transporting patient
immediately if needed.
4. Decontamination personnel process casualties through rinse station.
a. Operator received casualty and centers casualty in decontamination
shower. Instructs victims of the shower procedures and reassure the
casualty.
b. Sprayed or wiped casualty with neutralizing agent or if soapy water is
required, apply soap with sprayer or squeezed liquid. With attention to
breathing concerns, the casualty is deluged with water from shower
nozzles.
c. Raised casualty’s upper body and wipe the under side.
d. Removed contaminated clothing and decontaminate litter surface.
e. Lowered casualty onto litter.
f. Raised casualty’s lower body and wipe the under side avoiding cross
contamination.
g. Lowered casualty onto the litter.
h. Sprayed or wipep casualty with neutralizing agent or if soap water is
required, apply soap with sprayer or squeezed liquid.
i. Assisted casualty to the monitoring station.
Decontamination personnel process casualty through the contaminated
monitoring station.
a. Monitored casualty for contamination.
(1) Thorough Chemical Agent Monitor checks.
(a) Performed function checks and place the Chemical Agent Monitor
into operation.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
(b) Established the CAM check at the edge of the “cold” zone. Check
both G and H modes.
(c) Beginning at the “top” of the casualty’s head and within 1/2 inch
distance from the inspected surface, begin a slow thorough
monitoring of decontaminated casualty.
(d) Recorded readings and forward the casualty to the appropriate
medical personnel for further care or return casualty for further
decontamination.
(e) Performed operator procedures if the monitor reports
contamination.
(f) Periodic sampling of waste water and patient clothing/belongings
will be analyzed by the CST GCMS.
(2) CAM “spot” check.
(a) Performed function checks and place the Chemical Agent Monitor
into operation. Check both G and H modes.
(b) Established the CAM check at the edge of the “cold” zone.
(c) “Spot” check the casualty’s hair, under arms, groin area, and
bottom of their feet.
(d) Recorded readings and forward the casualty to the appropriate
medical personnel for further care or return casualty for further
decontamination.
(e) Performed operator procedures if the monitor reports
contamination.
b. Rerouted the casualty back through the decontamination line if
contamination was detected.
6. The decontamination personnel process the casualty through the redress/cover
station.
a. Issued temporary clothing & towels to dry & cover casualties.
b. Provide medical stabilization as required by medical personnel.
c. Assist non-ambulatory casualties to log-out/holding station.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
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SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
031-503-1027
031-503-1035
Task Title
Operate the AN/UDR-13
Protect Yourself from Chemical/Biological Contamination Using Your Assigned Protective
Mask
031-503-1036
031-503-2001
031-503-2002
031-503-3014
Maintain your assigned Protective Mask
Identify Chemical Agents using M256 Kit
Use and Maintain the AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set
Supervise Decontamination Operations
031-504-1013
031-507-4025
Operate the M-22 Automated Chemical Agent Monitor (ACADA)
Estimate Decontamination Material Requirements
031-627-0024
031-627-0027
Operate the Oil Fired Decontamination Unit
Operate the Generator
031-627-1005
031-627-1022
Implement Protective Measures in a Hazardous Materials Incident
Operate Tripod Exterior Lights
031-627-1023
031-627-1035
Operate the Waste Water Discharge Pump
Determine Decontamination Solutions for Specific Agents
113-571-1022
154-385-6263
158-100-1140
Perform Voice Communications
Conduct Risk Assessment
Communicate Effectively in a Given Situation
191-376-4114
Control Entry to and exit from a Restricted Area
FM 3-5 Chap 8
TBD
Chemical Patient Decon Cut Out Clothing
Perform PMCS on PAPR
TBD
031-503-1013
Protect Yourself using PAPR
Decontaminate Yourself and Individual Equipment using Chemical Decontaminating Kits
031-503-1028
031-503-1031
Operate the AN/PDR-77 Radiac Set
Operate the Improved Chemical Agent Monitor (ICAM)
031-507-2038
031-627-0036
Control Contaminated Waste
Doff the Level B and Level C Protective Garment
031-627-0037
031-627-1008
Don The Level B and Level C Protective Garment
Process Through a Domestic Decontamination Site
031-627-1013
031-627-1034
Protect Yourself from Injury/Contamination with the Level B Protective Garment
Route Casualties Through a Domestic Response Casualty Decontamination Site
081-831-1046
093-55D-1339
Transport a Casualty
Operate Radiac Set AN/VDR-2
SUPPORTING COLLECTIVE TASKS: NONE
OPFOR TASKS AND STANDARDS: NONE
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ELEMENT: DECONTAMINATION
TASK: CONDUCT MILITARY PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT DECONTAMINATION
(03-3-0005-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U
(Circle)
CONDITIONS: Incidents involving CBRNE have occurred. The company is
ordered to conduct casualty decontamination. The Incident Command System
has designated the location of the decontamination site. This task is always
performed in appropriate level of PPE for the prevailing conditions.
TASK STANDARDS: Decontamination personnel properly establish
decontamination stations for property, equipment, and military personnel.
Receive and account for personal property forwarded from the Log-In personnel
and determine decontamination priority. Decontaminate unit personnel rotating
from contaminated areas and individual masks and prepare masks for additional
entries.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
1. Property/Equipment decontamination personnel.
a. Coordinated with the Log-In personnel where property and equipment
pick-up point is located.
b. Established personal property and equipment decontamination site
between the ambulatory and non-ambulatory decontamination lines.
c. Received guidance from the commander to whether decontamination will
occur as items are received or held for later processing.
2. Verification of property received and decontamination process begins.
a. Removed items and identification tag from bag.
b. Received guidance from commander regarding what items will not be
decontaminated and separates for removal to hazardous waste site.
c. Forwarded items to next station for processing.
3. Property Decontamination.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Retrieved items from individual bags.
Applied neutralizing solution to items.
Allowed ample time for solution to function.
Forwarded items with tags for contamination check.
Equipment decontaminated according to FM 3-5 and FM 8-285.
4. Military Personnel Decontamination. Crew rotation personnel (out processing)
will proceed to the sustainment decontamination wash/rinse area.
NOTE: Military Decontamination of soldiers will occur inside (one side for
casualties/one side for military decontamination) the non-ambulatory
decontamination tent when the two-lane configuration is used or outside
the decontamination when the one lane configuration is used to
decontaminate casualties.
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TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
a. Personnel conduct wash (solution station) and rinse (rinse station)
procedures.
(1) Wash hands in the kill and rinse buckets prior to touching the spray
heads, wash hood while protecting the air inlet port of the filter, wash frontal
(opening) areas of the suit, and wash the boots (pay special attention to the
bottoms).
(2) Rinse using the same process as above, once the rinse is complete
remove the chemical tape from around the boot top, then loosen the boot
fasteners.
b. Personnel conduct monitoring/TYCHEM removal (monitoring station)
procedures. Monitoring operator will direct personnel to step into the run-off
containment pan to begin the monitoring process.
(1) Spot check hood and all openings of the suit.
(2) Secured all draw strings in the hood and begin to roll the hood
(3) If no hood, remove the chemical tape form around the face blank of the
mask
(4) Removed tape from the opening areas of suit, un-secure the Velcro and
un-zip the zipper. Secure the suit form the shoulder area and work it
down to the elbow area
(5) While securing the gloves and the sleeve cuff, direct the individual to
work loose their hands out of the glove.
(6) Once the hands are loose and free, have person assisting removal,
while touching only the inside of the suit have them begin to push the
suit down to the knee area
(7) The operator will then secure one boot heel at a time and direct the
person to step out of the suit and over the vapor control line. The suit
will then be placed into the contaminated (solid waste) container
(8) Once over the vapor control line the person will loosen the neck straps
of the head harness
(9) The monitor will secure the mask touching only the nose cup and then
directing the person- to remove their head from the harness and step
away in to the cold area
(10) The mask will be turned in to the equipment decontamination for
processing
5. Military Equipment Decontamination.
(1) All contaminated solid waste (PPE) will be placed in waste containers in
the decontaminated equipment area. Personnel place TYCHEM, boots,
and gloves in trash bag and dispose of out of the monitoring area
(2) The following solutions will be prepared (if available) in 35 gallon
containers for mask sustainment decontamination. Solution will be mixed
at the following ratio of 1-5 parts, bleach, soapy water, and rinse water.
(Reference FM 3-5 Appendix B-11)
(3) Once the protective mask is passed over to the equipment
decontaminated area, the operator will disassemble the mask, discarding
the hood, filter canister, nose cup inlet valve disks (if required), head
harness, and outlet lens
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(4)
(5)
(6)
The operator will decontaminate the mask face blank or the M40 or
PAPR, PAPR rubber belt, PAPR connection rubber hose, and the PAPR
system (note: the PAPR system should only be sponged wiped to prevent
damage).
Once the equipment is thoroughly decontaminated it will be placed in the
wait area for drying and monitoring.
Once monitoring is completed, the equipment will be forwarded to the
equipment reconstitution area for reassemble and reissued to the
operator.
6. Military personnel rehabilitation and sustainment.
(1)
Personnel will establish and maintain an area near the military equipment
decontamination area. Preparation for this station requires that the
protective-mask prescribed load-list (PLL) parts are needed. The unit
NBC NCO/supply sergeant sets up the reissue point to provide the soldier
with replacement parts and assistance with maintenance.
(2) At this station the protective masks will be reassembled and reissued to
assigned military personnel or provided to the soldier for reassembly once
the decontamination process has been completed.
NOTE: Components for the M40 mask series consist of: hood, filter canister,
outlet lens, inlet valve disk, and head harness. Components for the PAPR mask
consist of: hood, rubber belt, rubber connecting hose, PAPR system, and head
harness.
(3) Once protective masks have been reissued, personnel will obtain a new
TYCHEM suit, gloves, boots and any other equipment required by the commander.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
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SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
031-503-1027
Task Title
031-503-1035
Operate the AN/UDR-13
Protect Yourself from Chemical/Biological Contamination Using Your Assigned Protective
Mask
031-503-1036
031-503-2001
031-503-2002
031-503-3014
Maintain your assigned Protective Mask
Identify Chemical Agents using M256 Kit
Use and Maintain the AN/VDR-2 Radiac Set
Supervise Decontamination Operations
031-504-1013
031-507-4025
Operate the M-22 Automated Chemical Agent Monitor (ACADA)
Estimate Decontamination Material Requirements
031-627-0024
031-627-0027
Operate the Oil Fired Decontamination Unit
Operate the Generator
031-627-1005
031-627-1022
Implement Protective Measures in a Hazardous Materials Incident
Operate Tripod Exterior Lights
031-627-1023
031-627-1035
Operate the Waste Water Discharge Pump
Determine Decontamination Solutions for Specific Agents
113-571-1022
154-385-6263
158-100-1140
Perform Voice Communications
Conduct Risk Assessment
Communicate Effectively in a Given Situation
191-376-4114
Control Entry to and exit from a Restricted Area
FM 3-5 Chap 8
TBD
Chemical Patient Decontamination Cut Out Clothing
Perform PMCS on PAPR
TBD
031-503-1013
Protect Yourself using PAPR
Decontaminate Yourself and Individual Equipment using Chemical Decontaminating Kits
(M295 and M291)
031-503-1028
031-503-1031
Operate the AN/PDR-77 Radiac Set
Operate the Chemical Agent Monitor (CAM)
031-507-2038
031-627-0036
Control Contaminated Waste
Doff the Level B and Level C Protective Garment
031-627-0037
031-627-1008
Don The Level B and Level C Protective Garment
Process Through a Domestic Decontamination Site
031-627-1013
031-627-1034
Protect Yourself from Injury/Contamination with the Level B Protective Garment
Route Casualties Through a Domestic Response Casualty Decontamination Site
081-831-1046
093-55D-1339
Transport a Casualty
Operate Radiac Set AN/VDR-2
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ELEMENTS: DECONTAMINATION
TASK: ESTABLISH A HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE (03-3-0006-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
T
P
U
(Circle)
CONDITIONS: Incidents involving CBRNE have occurred. The company is
ordered to conduct casualty decontamination. The Incident Command System
has designated the location of the decontamination site. This task is always
performed in appropriate level of PPE for the prevailing conditions.
TASK STANDARDS: Decontamination personnel determine the appropriate
location for contaminated waste, clearly marking the location to avoid cross
contamination and approach by non-protected personnel. The location must be
large enough to facilitate waste in proportion to the number of casualties
decontaminated. Commander properly closes the site and reports to the Incident
Command System and higher headquarters once mission is completed.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
1. Decontamination personnel.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Determined suitable location.
Designated control lines.
Coordinated disposal plan.
Coordinated to determine whether contaminated water collection or runoff
is authorized.
e. Directed implementation of appropriate water handling.
f. Coordinated engineer assistance as required.
2. Decontamination personnel.
a. Deployed contaminated waste receptacles in the decontamination line.
b. Determine the direction contaminated water will flow.
c. Deployed appropriate equipment to route and collect contaminated water
at least 50 meters from decontamination line.
d. Prepared and clearly mark waste collection points.
e. Pumped wastewater directly from the decontamination tent into the
contaminant container providing adequate distance between
decontamination line and container site.
f. Placed drainage hoses to carry water into collection site.
g. When collecting into a container, clearly mark the drainage line and
container “contaminated waste”.
h. When collecting into an open site, create a marked perimeter avoid
ground absorption by placing tarps or non-permeable material down.
3. Decontamination personnel NOTE: Only done if waste water is not
collected in blivets or containers.
a. Determined the route contaminated water will run.
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b. Clearly mark the route that wastewater will take providing a corridor for
absorption.
c. Conducted ditching or damning procedures to route wastewater to the
appropriate location.
d. Avoid route that require personnel to ”step over” the contaminated water.
e. Reported result or problems to operations personnel.
4. Decontamination personnel close the decontamination site. NOTE: Site
closure procedures are dependant on guidance from the Incident
Command System.
a. Commander requested permission to close the site.
b. Personnel decontaminated selected equipment used at the stations,
starting in the Hot Zone and working to the end of the Warm Zone. All
usable equipment was consolidated at the end of the Warm Zone.
c. Decontamination personnel conducted operational decontamination.
d. Commander transmitted closure reports to the operation center.
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
1
2
3
4
5
TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING COLLECTIVE TASKS: NONE
OPFOR TASKS AND STANDARDS: NONE
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ELEMENT: MEDICAL TREATMENT TEAM
TASK: PREPARE FOR TREATMENT OF CBRNE CASUALTIES (08-2-0001-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
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CONDITIONS: A decontamination and treatment area is identified in the layout
plan and is being established to receive the casualties. Task Force medical
personnel are prepared to assist with monitoring and/or screening CBRNE
casualties for contamination.
TASK STANDARDS: Medical personnel are prepared to triage and treat CBRNE
contaminated casualties in proper PPE.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
* 1. Commander and medical personnel prepare for treatment of CBRNE casualties.
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Directed activation of the hot zone triage and medical treatment areas.
Requested additional medical personnel (if required).
Coordinated for telemedicine support through command element and/or
higher HQ (if required).
Identified available assets required for medical treatment.
Tasked organized assets for medical treatment.
Monitored stress reduction and prevention procedures.
Forwarded SITREPs to operations per SOG .
Completed Unit Personnel Pre Assessment Medical Screenings IAW
NFPA guidance
Enforced safety procedures IAW SOG.
Enforced environmental protection procedures IAW SOG.
Advise command on medical implications, signs, symptoms and
treatments of any suspected or identified CBRNE agent.
Ensured completion of the Post-Medical Assessments as CERFP
personnel leave the hot zone per NFPA Guidelines.
2. Medical personnel establish treatment areas.
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Positioned equipment.
Erected a windsock (or similar item) for easy determination of wind
direction.
Posted warning markers.
Designated personnel for specific medical functions.
Notified operations when areas are operational.
Employed safety procedures applicable regulations/laws.
Employed environmental protection procedures IAW AR 200-1.
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TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
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TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
Task Title
081-831-0033 Initiate A Patient tracking/documentation system
References
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
113-571-1022 Perform Voice Communications
Stp 21-1-Smct
850-001-2000 Employ Accident Prevention Measures And Risk Mgt Process
Stp 21-24-Smct
850-001-3001 Control Mission Safety Hazard
Stp 21-24-Smct
SUPPORTING COLLECTIVE TASKS: NONE
OPFOR TASKS AND STANDARDS: NONE
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ELEMENT: MEDICAL TREATMENT TEAM
TASK: PROVIDE EMERGENCY CARE (08-2-0002-CERFP)
COMMANDER/LEADER ASSESSMENT:
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U (Circle)
CONDITIONS: Casualties are being received from the incident scene. Patients
may, or may not, have received advanced trauma management (ATM) treatment
and some patients may require initial resuscitation. Treatment areas are
established in a non contaminated environment and adequate staffing and
medical supplies are present.
TASK STANDARDS: Medical personnel provide treatment of patients IAW SOG.
Patients are being re-triaged as they arrive.
TASK STEPS AND PERFORMANCE MEASURES
GO
NO-GO
1. Medical personnel provide initial emergency treatment.
a. Re-Triaged patients to determine priority of treatment.
b. Performed a patient survey
c. Provided immediate measures to Stress Management cases.
d. Identified treatment rendered by reviewing the patient tracking
system.
e. Maintained airway.
f. Maintained cardiopulmonary function.
g. Controlled hemorrhage.
h. Immobilized fractures or suspected fractures including neck and
back
i. Treated burns
j. Provided relief from severe pain.
k. Treated for or prevented shock.
l. Treated chemical casualties, ie. Administered nerve agent antidote
m. Initiated Intravenous Fluid Therapy
n. Performed life-saving procedures, ie, needle decompression, as
required
2. Medical personnel provided continued medical treatment.
a. Re-evaluated patients medical condition.
b. Managed airway
c. Performed wound care
d. Sutured wounds as applicable
e. Performed burn care
f. Perform cardiac monitoring as applicable
g. Administered medications (oral, IM, IV, SubQ) as directed
h. Treated environmental (hypo and hyperthermia) injuries
i. Managed pain.
j. Provided treatment as directed by the appropriate authority.
k Initiated or Update patient tracking documentation.
l. Treated nuclear and RAD exposed casualties
m. Treated chemically exposed casualties
n. Treated biologically contaminated casualties
o. Treated trauma wounds appropriately
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3. Medical Personnel Insure Medical Capability
a. Coordinated transportation of patients based on medical priority
b. Reported patient tracking updates to operations
c. Requested replacement of equipment and supplies as required
d. Coordinated with command for field feeding of patients as needed
e. Requested evacuation by patient priority.
m. Report periodic patient tracking numbers and location updates to
operations.
4. Medical Personnel Perform Duties in the Hot Zone
a. Triaged casualties for Decon priority
b. Provided limited emergency medical care
c. Provided verbal communication to command via radio as needed
d. Augmented the Search and Extraction Team with Medical Personnel
TASK PERFORMANCE / EVALUATION SUMMARY BLOCK
ITERATION
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TOTAL
TOTAL TASK STEPS EVALUATED
TOTAL TASK STEPS “GO”
TRAINING STATUS “GO”/“NO-GO”
“*” indicates a leader task step
SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL TASKS
Task Number
Task Title
081-831-0008 Put On Sterile Gloves
081-831-0010 Measure A Patient's Respirations
081-831-0011 Measure A Patient's Pulse
081-831-0012 Measure A Patient's Blood Pressure
081-831-0013 Measure A Patient's Temperature
081-831-0018 Open The Airway
081-831-0019 Clear An Upper Airway Obstruction
081-831-0033 Initiate Patient Tracking/Documentation
081-831-0035 Manage A Convulsive And/Or Seizing Patient
081-831-0038 Treat A Casualty For A Heat Injury
081-831-0039 Treat A Casualty For A Cold Injury
081-831-0046 Administer External Chest Compressions
081-831-0048 Perform Rescue Breathing
081-833-0012 Perform A Wound Irrigation
081-833-0016 Insert An Oropharyngeal Airway (Jtube)
081-833-0021 Perform Oral And Nasopharyngeal Suctioning Of A Patient
081-833-0031 Initiate Treatment For Anaphylactic Shock
081-833-0033 Initiate An Intravenous Infusion
081-833-0034 Manage A Patient With An Intravenous Infusion
081-833-0045 Treat A Casualty With An Open Abdominal Wound
081-833-0046 Apply A Dressing To An Impalement Injury
081-833-0048 Manage An Unconscious Casualty
081-833-0049 Treat A Casualty With A Closed Chest Wound
081-833-0050 Treat A Casualty With An Open Chest Wound
081-833-0052 Treat A Casualty With An Open Or Closed Head Injury
081-833-0054 Irrigate Eyes
081-833-0056 Treat Foreign Bodies Of The Eye
081-833-0057 Treat Lacerations, Contusions, And Extrusions Of The Eye
References
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
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081-833-0058 Treat Burns Of The Eye
081-833-0060 Apply A Roller Bandage
081-833-0062 Immobilize A Suspected Fracture Of The Arm Or Dislocated
Shoulder
081-833-0064 Immobilize A Suspected Dislocated Or Fractured Hip
081-833-0070 Administer Initial Treatment For Burns
081-833-0076 Apply Restraining Devices To Patients
081-833-0083 Treat A Nerve Agent Casualty
081-833-0084 Treat A Blood Agent Casualty
081-833-0085 Treat A Choking Agent Casualty
081-833-0086 Treat a Blister Agent Casualty
081-833-0088 Prepare An Injection For Administration
081-833-0089 Administer An Injection (Intramuscular, Subcutaneous, IM)
081-833-0141 Apply A Traction Splint
081-833-0142 Insert A Nasopharyngeal Airway
081-833-0144 Treat A Diabetic Emergency
081-833-0154 Provide Basic Emergency Treatment For Painful, Swollen,
Deformed Extremity
081-833-0155 Perform A Trauma Casualty Assessment
081-833-0156 Perform A Medical Patient Assessment
081-833-0158 Administer Oxygen
081-833-0159 Treat A Cardiac Emergency
081-833-0160 Treat A Respiratory Emergency
081-833-0161 Control Bleeding
081-833-0164 Measure A Patient's Pulse Oxygen Saturation
081-833-0167 Place A Patient On A Cardiac Monitor
081-833-0168 Insert A Chest Tube
081-833-0169 Insert A Combitube
081-833-0170 Perform Endotracheal Suctioning Of A Patient
081-833-0174 Administer Morphine
081-833-3007 Perform Needle Chest Decompression
081-833-3014 Perform Neurological Examination On A Patient With
Suspected CNS Injuries
081-833-3022 Insert A Nasogastric Tube
081-833-3208 Suture A Minor Laceration
081-835-3001 Administer Oral Medications
081-835-3010 Maintain An Indwelling Urinary Catheter
081-835-3020 Administer Topical Medications
081-835-3022 Administer Medicated Eye Drops Or Ointments
081-835-3024 Provide Tracheostomy Care
081-835-3030 Determine A Patient's Level Of Consciousness
081-835-3031 Provide Nursing Care For A Patient With A Waterseal
Drainage System
113-571-1022 Perform Voice Communications
081-831-1054 Evacuate Casualties
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
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STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 8-91W15-SM-TG
STP 21-1-Smct
STP 21-24-SMCT
SUPPORTING COLLECTIVE TASKS: PROVIDE PATIENT HOLDING (TASK 08-2-0004.08-DRAFT)
OPFOR TASKS AND STANDARDS: NONE
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