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EMETL Field Manual Version EMETL Field Manual – Version 3.0, October 2014 NATIONAL NUCLEAR SECURITY ADMINISTRATION ENTERPRISE MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK LIST –BASED PROTECTIVE FORCE TRAINING AND OPERATIONAL READINESS PROGRAM DEVELOPED BY THE EMETL WORKING GROUP, OCTOBER 2014 i EMETL Field Manual – Version 3.0, October 2014 PROTECTIVE FORCE MISSION: Protective Forces perform routine and emergency duties on NNSA facilities to protect critical national security assets, DOE property, classified matter, and employees and visitors from theft, sabotage, terrorism, or other malevolent acts. This National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) Enterprise Mission Essential Task List (EMETL) Field Manual (FM) will serve as the primary resource for training, evaluating, and assessing Collective, Leader, and Individual tasks. This manual is based on NNSA Supplemental Directive 473.3, Enterprise Mission Essential Task List - based Protective Force Training Program. In order of presentation, this manual: Lists each Collective, Leader, and Individual task; Provides a descriptive narrative for each task; Ascribes the conditions associated with each task; Establishes the standard to which the accomplishment of each task is measured; and, Offers further considerations and guidance in the form of what, who, where, when, why, and how with regard to task performance. The information provided in this FM is not exhaustive, but should be sufficient for the vast majority of training and testing needs; however, source references are provided should further details be necessary. Instructors, leaders, testers, evaluators, and managers will use this product to ensure training, assessment, and testing activities are consistently applied across each shift and/or training group. Each site has the responsibility to ensure their respective Site-Specific Supporting Tasks (SSST) are integrated into this process. Sites are permitted to insert site specific performance steps or information into EMETL tasks provided no information is deleted. This FM is the primary curriculum resource for all EMETL planning and training activities; however, it may be supplemented with additional, but credible, curricula as deemed reasonable, necessary, and appropriate. Consolidation of all EMETL/SSST curricula in the FM also supports NNSA’s goal to reduce the amount of time and effort applied toward creating, reviewing, and updating lesson plans each year. In this FM, Protective Forces are defined as individuals, leaders, supervisors, and CAS/SAS Operators charged with the protection of NNSA facilities, critical assets, and personnel. i EMETL Field Manual – Version 3.0, October 2014 Table of Contents SECTION 1: MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION GUIDE ............................................. 1 SECTION 2: TRAINING/TESTING EXECUTION CYCLE ...................................................................................... 4 SECTION 3: DOE TACTICAL DOCTRINE ......................................................................................................... 5 SECTION 4: ENTERPRISE MISSION ESSENTIAL TASKS (EMETS) .................................................................... 10 SECTION 5: COLLECTIVE TASKS .................................................................................................................. 12 E-COLLECT-01 PREPARE FOR OPERATIONS ................................................................................................. 13 E-COLLECT-02 CONDUCT ACCESS CONTROL ................................................................................................ 15 E-COLLECT-03 CONDUCT PATROL OPERATIONS .......................................................................................... 16 E-COLLECT-04 CONDUCT SURVEILLANCE/RECONNAISSANCE....................................................................... 18 E-COLLECT-05 CONDUCT SEARCH OPERATIONS .......................................................................................... 19 E-COLLECT-06 MAINTAIN COMMUNICATIONS ............................................................................................ 20 E-COLLECT-07 RESPOND TO ACTIVE SHOOTER/DIRECT THREAT ................................................................... 21 E-COLLECT-08 RESPOND TO CONTACT ........................................................................................................ 23 E-COLLECT-09 CONDUCT ATTACK ............................................................................................................... 25 E-COLLECT-10 ESTABLISH CONTAINMENT .................................................................................................. 27 E-COLLECT-11 CONDUCT TEAM MOVEMENT .............................................................................................. 29 E-COLLECT-12 CONTROL KEY TERRAIN ........................................................................................................ 30 E-COLLECT-13 CONSOLIDATE & REORGANIZE ............................................................................................. 31 E-COLLECT-14 CONDUCT CQB/TACTICAL ENTRY OPERATIONS ..................................................................... 33 E-COLLECT-15 CONDUCT PURSUIT OPERATIONS ......................................................................................... 34 SECTION 6: LEADER TASKS ........................................................................................................................ 35 E-LEAD-01 PROVIDE COMMAND AND CONTROL DURING NORMAL OPERATIONS ........................................ 36 E-LEAD-02 PROVIDE COMMAND AND CONTROL DURING RESPONSE OPERATIONS ...................................... 42 E-LEAD-03 CONDUCT INSPECTIONS ............................................................................................................ 52 E-LEAD-04 CONDUCT OPERATIONAL BRIEFING ........................................................................................... 55 E-LEAD-05 CONDUCT TRAINING ................................................................................................................. 57 E-LEAD-06 SUPERVISE OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT ISSUANCE ..................................................................... 61 E-LEAD-07 CONDUCT SHIFT CHANGE .......................................................................................................... 63 E-LEAD-08 DIRECT SURVEILLANCE/RECONNAISSANCE OPERATIONS............................................................ 65 E-LEAD-09 PROVIDE SITUATION REPORT (SITREP) ....................................................................................... 69 E-LEAD-10 DIRECT DEPLOYMENT OF KEY WEAPONS SYSTEMS ..................................................................... 71 E-LEAD-11 MANAGE COMBAT RESOURCES ................................................................................................. 76 E-LEAD-12 DIRECT REINFORCEMENTS ........................................................................................................ 79 E-LEAD-13 VERIFY SECURITY STATUS OF CRITICAL ASSESTS ......................................................................... 84 E-LEAD-14 MAINTAIN PERIMETER SECURITY .............................................................................................. 86 ii EMETL Field Manual – Version 3.0, October 2014 E-LEAD-15 COORDINATE EMERGENCY SERVICES ......................................................................................... 92 E-LEAD-16 DIRECT ADVERSARY/UNKNOWN PERSONNEL HANDLING ........................................................... 97 E-LEAD-17 ANALYZE MISSION ................................................................................................................... 100 E-LEAD-18 DIRECT RESPONSE FORCES ....................................................................................................... 104 E-LEAD-19 PERFORM INCIDENT COMMAND .............................................................................................. 110 E-LEAD-20 TRANSFER TACTICAL COMMAND .............................................................................................. 117 E-LEAD-21 PLAN ATTACK/MISSION ........................................................................................................... 119 E-LEAD-22 PERFORM TROOP LEADING PROCEDURES ................................................................................. 125 E-LEAD-23 LEAD CQB/TACTICAL ENTRY OPERATIONS ................................................................................. 129 E-LEAD-24 DIRECT PURSUIT OPERATIONS ................................................................................................. 135 E-LEAD-25 COORDINATE WITH LEA ........................................................................................................... 139 E-LEAD-26 IMPLEMENT COMPENSATORY MEASURES ................................................................................ 143 E-LEAD-27 DIRECT PRESERVATION OF INCIDENT SCENE ............................................................................. 147 SECTION 7: INDIVIDUAL TASKS ................................................................................................................. 149 E-IND-01 PREPARE FOR INSPECTION ......................................................................................................... 150 E-IND-02 ATTEND OPERATIONAL BRIEFINGS ............................................................................................. 152 E-IND-03 PERFORM SHIFT CHANGE ..........................................................................................................
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