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1 A New Program A New Mission
2 Who are we? Where are we? Where are we going?
3 Mission Statement The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES ) is a program of the ARRL, The National Association for Amateur Radio, which is comprised of organized, trained, qualified, and credentialed Amateur Radio operators who augment and support vital communications on behalf of the public through partner agencies and organizations during emergencies and disasters. The mission of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service is to be an effective partner in emergency and disaster response, providing public service partners at all levels with radio communications expertise, capability and capacity, supplied by volunteer radio communicators.
4 Mission Statement The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES ) is a program of the ARRL, The National Association for Amateur Radio, which is comprised of organized, trained, qualified, and credentialed Amateur Radio operators who augment and support vital communications on behalf of the public through partner agencies and organizations during emergencies and disasters. The mission of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service is to be an effective partner in emergency and disaster response, providing public service partners at all levels with radio communications expertise, capability and capacity, supplied by volunteer radio communicators.
5 Mission Statement The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES ) is a program of the ARRL, The National Association for Amateur Radio, which is comprised of organized, trained, qualified, and credentialed Amateur Radio operators who augment and support vital communications on behalf of the public through partner agencies and organizations during emergencies and disasters. The mission of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service is to be an effective partner in emergency and disaster response, providing public service partners at all levels with radio communications expertise, capability and capacity, supplied by volunteer radio communicators.
6 Mission Statement The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES ) is a program of the ARRL, The National Association for Amateur Radio, which is comprised of organized, trained, qualified, and credentialed Amateur Radio operators who augment and support vital communications on behalf of the public through partner agencies and organizations during emergencies and disasters. The mission of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service is to be an effective partner in emergency and disaster response, providing public service partners at all levels with radio communications expertise, capability and capacity, supplied by volunteer radio communicators.
7 Mission Statement The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES ) is a program of the ARRL, The National Association for Amateur Radio, which is comprised of organized, trained, qualified, and credentialed Amateur Radio operators who augment and support vital communications on behalf of the public through partner agencies and organizations during emergencies and disasters. The mission of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service is to be an effective partner in emergency and disaster response, providing public service partners at all levels with radio communications expertise, capability and capacity, supplied by volunteer radio communicators.
8 Mission Statement The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES ) is a program of the ARRL, The National Association for Amateur Radio, which is comprised of organized, trained, qualified, and credentialed Amateur Radio operators who augment and support vital communications on behalf of the public through partner agencies and organizations during emergencies and disasters. The mission of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service is to be an effective partner in emergency and disaster response, providing public service partners at all levels with radio communications expertise, capability and capacity, supplied by volunteer radio communicators.
9 Mission Statement The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES ) is a program of the ARRL, The National Association for Amateur Radio, which is comprised of organized, trained, qualified, and credentialed Amateur Radio operators who augment and support vital communications on behalf of the public through partner agencies and organizations during emergencies and disasters. The mission of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service is to be an effective partner in emergency and disaster response, providing public service partners at all levels with radio communications expertise, capability and capacity, supplied by volunteer radio communicators.
10 Mission Statement The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES ) is a program of the ARRL, The National Association for Amateur Radio, which is comprised of organized, trained, qualified, and credentialed Amateur Radio operators who augment and support vital communications on behalf of the public through partner agencies and organizations during emergencies and disasters. The mission of the Amateur Radio Emergency Service is to be an effective partner in emergency and disaster response, providing public service partners at all levels with radio communications expertise, capability and capacity, supplied by volunteer radio communicators.
11 Organized
12 Organized Align org structure with NIMS/ICS LOCAL EC leads the team in emergency DEC, SEC serve as resources for EC ARES Connect Solves multiple national difficulties Reporting Membership Database Portability Record Keeping Statistics
13 Trained
14 Training will be required ARRL Course ICS courses 100, 200, 700, , 400 Others selected as needed SKYWARN agency provided Trained
15 Trained How do we manage training? Who is qualified and when? Does everyone need it? Do leadership position require more training?
16 Trained Three new levels of participation Level One All Entering the program with no training Progress through ARRL EMCOMM Training IS 100, 200, 700, 800 Level Two upon completion of above Standard level for ARES Participants Level Three Complete IS 300 & 400 Qualifies for Leadership Positions EC, DEC, SEC and Assistants
17 Level One Qualified Able to fulfill most duties Target Goal = Level Two in one year Level Two Normal Participant level Access to most sites and EOCs Level Three Full access as granted by AHJ Qualified for ARES Leadership
18 Credentialed
19 Credentialed ARRL will provide basic ARES ID Serve to recognize registration with ARES nationally Indicates level of complete training Confers no site access AHJ granted ID Site access ID provided by Authority Having Jurisdiction AHJ owns this ID/Pass Required by terms of AHJ for site/scene access
20 Expertise
21 Expertise Skills - Derived from training Classroom On-line Net operations Traffic Handling Drills Exercises Public Service Activities
22 Capability
23 Capability Determined by an individual s skill levels Message handling Ability to operate as NCS Ability to follow direction Ability to lead Knowledge of local scene and environment Familiarity with local EM Leadership Team
24 Capacity
25 Capacity The determined ability of ARES to complete a mission Sufficient Trained / Qualified Operators Sufficient Infrastructure Sufficient Mobile Units Adequate Back-up when Infrastructure Fails Pre-planned Contingencies A situation-dependent deployment plan Reserve operators Reserve equipment
26 WHEN?? Starting now ARES Connect being implemented Training HQ Staff Accepting Group Registrations Assigning Group IDs Beta Sections Selected 4 largest ARES Organizations MI, OH, WA, GA SMs and SECs will soon select sites Plans approved by P&S Preparing Formal Guidelines for Field Organization Preparing Introductory Announcement
27 WHEN?? Its about darned time. Thank you. How can I help?
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