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Disaster Preparedness Disaster Preparedness CERT Basic Training Unit 1 WELCOME! ● Introductions ● Classroom Etiquette ● Expectations ● History CERT Basic Training 1-1 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Etiquette ● Please be on time ● Class starts at 6:30 pm and finishes at 9:30 pm ● Sign class roster each session ● Be respectful of your instructors and students ● Come prepared and dressed for hands-on training CERT Basic Training 1-2 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Expectations ● Prepare to get Prepared! ● No Tests but Participate! ● Attend all Classes and Drill to Graduate! ● Don’t do anything you can’t do! ● Safety #1 Priority CERT Goal is: Do the Greatest Good for the Greatest Number of People! CERT Basic Training 1-3 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness CERT History ● Idea of CERT – Mexico City Earthquake of 1985 ● Implemented by LAFD in 1985 ● FEMA adopted/expanded into National Program ● All 50 States, 3 Territories and numerous foreign countries have adopted CERT. CERT Basic Training 1-4 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Walnut Creek CERT History ● CERT program implemented in Walnut Creek in 2006 ● CERT areas of responsibility established in 2007 and Area Coordinators appointed ● CERT Area “Cache” program proposed and adopted in 2008 ● CERT volunteer training assumed by Walnut Creek volunteers in 1/2009 ● 1,450 CERT volunteers trained to date in 2014 ● Eight caches ICS teams established to date in 2014. CERT Basic Training 1-5 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Walnut Creek CERT Areas Each CERT Area organizes around a local Command Post… CERT Basic Training 1-6 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Walnut Creek CERT Area Coordinators Buena Vista Bob Flores [email protected] Civic Park John Mulgrew [email protected] Heather Farm Ann Heil [email protected] Lar Rieu Jan Lindberg [email protected] Northgate Dale Blodgett [email protected] Rossmoor Mary England [email protected] Sugarloaf Roger Smith [email protected] Tice Valley Joe Bologna [email protected] CERT Basic Training 1-7 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness CERT Area Containers Each Area contains prepositioned emergency response supplies CERT Basic Training 1-8 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness CERT as Walnut Creek Emergency Response Resource ● CERT is a Community Based and Community Supported Volunteer Organization ● CERTs are conditioned to be: Self Trained Self Contained Self Sustained Self Deployed ● CERT is integral to Walnut Creek emergency response CERT Basic Training 1-9 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Rescue Skills Needed 5% USAR Entombed Teams Void Space Non- Emergency Structural 15% Entrapment Services Provider Non-Structural 30% Entrapment CERT Teams Injured NOT 50% Spontaneous Rescue Trapped Teams CERT Basic Training 1-10 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness The Golden Day Entrapped Victim Survival Rate Time Until Rescue Survival Rate 30 Minutes 99.3% 1 Day 81.0% 2 Days 36.7% 3 Days 33.7% 4 Days 19.0% Buck Helm’s Car Cypress Structure 5 Days 7.4% Loma Prieta Earthquake Photo Courtesy of Ben Ho CERT Basic Training 1-11 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness CERT Disaster Response ● Respond in period ● Respond after a immediately after a disaster: disaster . Locate and turn off ● Assist emergency utilities, if needed response personnel . Extinguish small fires when requested . Treat injuries ● CERT members’ first . Conduct light search and rescue responsibility is . Help to relieve survivor personal and family stress safety CERT Basic Training 1-12 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness CERT Disaster Response CERT will be the eyes and ears of the City during the first critical 90 minutes – Windshield Survey: CERT teams survey their neighborhoods along predetermined routes and report by radio. REGION POPULATION HOUSEHOLDS AREA (sq. miles) Buena Vista 11,463 4,950 2.73 Civic Park 11,476 6,436 2.65 Heather Farms 16,290 8,719 2.86 Lar Rue 4,231 1,738 1.30 North Gate 14,661 5,451 9.58 Rossmoor 7,993 6,605 2.89 Sugarloaf 7,934 3,575 2.55 Tice Valley 8,135 3,566 2.57 Population: 82,000 Households 41,000 27.1 square miles CERT Basic Training 1-13 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Why we should be prepared? ● The USGS has estimated a 63 percent probability of a magnitude 6.7 or larger earthquake in the Greater Bay Area in the next 30 years. CERT Basic Training 1-14 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Earthquakes ● A sudden slipping or movement of a portion of the Earth’s crust caused by a sudden release of stresses, usually less than 25 miles below the surface CERT Basic Training 1-15 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Earthquakes Statistics CERT Basic Training 1-16 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Concord – Green Valley Fault CERT Basic Training 1-17 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness 1989 Loma Prieta – 6.9 M/15 Seconds CERT Basic Training 1-18 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness 2014 Napa – 6.0 M CERT Basic Training 1-19 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness 2015 Training Schedule & Objectives 1. WC CERT CLASS 2015-1 (4/14/15-5/26/15) (SEVEN CLASSES) 2. CERT GRADUATION & MOBILIZATION DRILL (5/30/15) 3. “HAM CRAM” FCC RADIO LICENSE CLASS (6/13/15) 4. “GET-ON-THE-AIR” RADIO TRAINING CLASS #1 (6/17/15) 5. “GET-ON-THE-AIR” RADIO TRAINING CLASS #2 (7/15/15) 6. “LIGHT UP THE CITY” COMMUNICATIONS DRILL (8/29/15) 7. WC CERT CLASS 2015-2 (9/8/2015-10/20/15) (SEVEN CLASSES) 8. CERT GRADUATION & MOBILIZATION DRILL (10/31/15) 9. “HAM CRAM” FCC RADIO LICENSE CLASS (11/14/15) 10. “GET-ON-THE-AIR” RADIO TRAINING CLASS #1 (11/18/15) 11. “GET-ON-THE AIR” RADIO TRAINING CLASS #2 (12/16/15) 12. INCIDENT COMMAND/PLANS/OPERATIONS SPEAKER SERIES CERT Basic Training 1-20 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Course Preview ● Personal Preparedness ● Animal Safety ● Communications ● Fire safety ● Disaster medical operations ● Light search and rescue ● CERT organization ● Disaster psychology ● CERT and terrorism CERT Basic Training 1-21 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness SEARCH & RESCUE/MEDICAL OPERATIONS CERT VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION!! CERT Basic Training 1-22 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Community Preparedness: Roles and Responsibilities ● Lessening the impact of disasters ● Community takes steps to prepare ● Attributes of the whole community City Emergency Operations Center CERT Basic Training 1-23 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Setting the Stage CERT Basic Training 1-24 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Government ● Government has responsibility to: . Develop, test, and refine emergency plans . Ensure emergency responders have adequate skills and resources City Council, Police Chief, City Manager . Provide services to protect and assist citizens CERT Basic Training 1-25 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Community Leaders ● Have a responsibility to participate in community preparedness. CERT Basic Training 1-26 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness The Public ● Learn about community alerts, warnings, and evacuation routes ● Take training ● Practice skills and plans ● Network and help others ● Give feedback to community ● Report suspicious activity ● Volunteer CERT Basic Training 1-27 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Engaging the Whole Community ● Goal of Citizen Corps is to make communities safer, more prepared, and more resilient ● Citizen Corps Councils bring government and community leaders together ● Councils ensure emergency plans more effectively reflect the community CERT Basic Training 1-28 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Emergency Operations Plan ● Assigns responsibility to organizations and individuals ● Sets forth lines of authority ● Describes how people and property will be protected ● Identifies personnel, equipment, facilities, supplies, and other resources CERT Basic Training 1-29 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Protection for Disaster Workers ● CERT members generally protected by: . “Good Samaritan” laws . Volunteer Protection Act of 1997 - Federal . Relevant State statutes CA AB83 Personal Liability Immunity CERT Basic Training 1-30 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Unit Objectives ● Community Preparedness ● Describe functions of CERTs ● Describe Types of Hazards ● Personal and Organizational Preparedness Actions ● Disaster Psychology CERT Basic Training 1-31 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Key Disaster Elements ● They are relatively unexpected ● Emergency personnel may be overwhelmed ● Lives, health, and the environment are endangered CERT Basic Training 1-32 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Types of Disaster ● Natural ● Technological ● Intentional CERT Basic Training 1-33 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Why should we be concerned? ● From 1950 to 2010 there have been 81 declared disasters affecting all or part of the nine-county Bay Area 2010 ABAG Report – Disasters 1950 - 2009 CERT Basic Training 1-34 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Lets start with Earthquakes-Local BV HF CP NG TV LR RM CERT Basic Training 1-35 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Disaster Effects On Infrastructure Damage to structures: ● Damaged hospitals unable to function normally ● Increased risk of damage from falling debris ● Roadways and railway damage ● Basic necessities unavailable CERT Basic Training 1-36 Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Infrastructure damage is regional Contra COUNTY Alameda Costa SUMMARY TABLE: Predicted Road Closures for Bay Area Counties and San Andreas - Santa Cruz Mts. 24 10 Selected Earthquake Scenarios San Andreas - Peninsula-Golden Gate 50 9 San Andreas - Northern Golden Gate 62 20 San Andreas - Entire Bay Area 146 30 No. San Gregorio 43 11 Southern Hayward 901 43 Northern Hayward 335 238 N + S Hayward 1,081 268 Rodgers Creek 54 34 Rodgers Creek - Northern Hayward 363 256 Rodgers Creek - Entire Hayward 1,111 294 Southern Maacama 8 3 West Napa 22 20 Concord-Green Valley 56 201 Northern Calaveras
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