FOSTER CITY CERT ICP in a Box

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FOSTER CITY CERT ICP in a Box BINDER#2a RADIO NET CONTOL OPERATOR - FRS FIRST EDITION 22 AUGUST 2011 Page 1

CERT ICS ORGANIZATION Incident Commander Operations Section Chief Planning Section Chief Logistics Section Chief Field Teams Staging Area Manager Medical Group Supervisor Resources Unit Leader Service Branch Director Support Branch Director Check-in/Status Recorder(s) Communications Unit Leader (Radio Operator) Supply Unit Leader Fill these First Situation Unit Leader Food Unit Leader Facilities Unit Leader Fill these next as needed Documentation Unit Leader (ICP Scribe) Fill these later on as needed Demobilization Unit Leader Page 2

RADIO NET CONTROL OPERATOR - FRS You run the Neighborhood FRS Radio Net, pass messages to and from teams Ensure radios are in good working condition and on the proper channel (Channel Allocations are detailed on the ICS 205 on following page in this binder) Initiate and maintain a neighborhood radio network on FRS/GMRS (Net Control Scripts follow on page 7 of this binder) Pass messages to/from the ICP and Field Teams Track last contact information for each station on the net. Conduct periodic roll calls Write incoming formal messages on an ICS213 and give to intended recipient. Maintain a Communications Log using the Unit/Activity Log (ICS Form 214) or Communications Log (ICS Form 309) If you receive an incoming EMERGENCY or PRIORITY message write it down and IMMEDIATELY give it to the IC. If you are told to send an EMERGENCY or PRIORITY message, send it IMMEDIATELY, before any other traffic. Plan for and acquire supplies (batteries) needed to keep all radios operational Page 3

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Radio Procedures & Aids Tactical Callsigns For Neighborhood Number <N>: POSITION/STATION Incident Command Post Incident Commander Staging Area Field Team One Division A TACTICAL CALLSIGN CERT <N> ICP CERT <N> COMMAND CERT <N> STAGING CERT <N> TEAM ONE CERT <N> DIVISION ALPHA Note that on a neighborhood dedicated channel the CERT <N> prefix is optional but recommended for clarity. Other: POSITION/STATION FC ARES/RACES Net Control Operator TACTICAL CALLSIGN FOSTER CITY NET CONTROL Page 5

Radio Equipment Checklist Inspect batteries and radio for damage Turn on radio Check battery status indicator Set radio to the assigned channel Set CTCSS (not DCS) TURN OFF VOX Turn off any GROUP or Digital modes are disabled Turn off Roger Beep features. Consider locking the key pad. Conduct test transmission. Ensure that you are receiving properly. Set volume properly. Remember to turn up volume when in noisy environments. An earphone or bud may help eliminate the ambient noise but will prevent other team members from being able to monitor the radio. Check settings and remaining battery power periodically. Carry at least one extra set of batteries with you at all times. Do not keep radios in pockets or backpacks where they can be accidentally activated Station/Team Check-in and check-out All stations and teams that are part of a radio net must check in by radio every 20 minutes unless otherwise instructed. No station or team can leave a net that they have checked into without permission from the net control operator. Page 6

SCRIPT FOR OPENING THE NEIGHBORHOOD NET IN RESPONSE TO ACTIVATION. THIS IS FOSTER CITY CERT NEIGHBORHOOD <give your neighborhood number> NET CONTROL FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD FRS/GMRS RADIO NET OPENING THE NET ON <date> AT <time>. WE ARE OPERATING FROM <fill in location>. THIS NET IS IN SUPPORT OF ACTIVITIES RELATED TO CERT ACTIVATION IN THE CITY OF FOSTER CITY. THIS IS A DIRECTED NET. STATIONS NOT PARTICIPATING ARE REQUESTED TO STAND BY UNTIL THIS NET IS COMPLETED. THIS NET WILL REMAIN OPERATIONAL FOR THE DURATION OF CERT ACTIVATION IN FOSTER CITY. STATIONS WITH EMERGENCY OR PRIORITY TRAFFIC MAY BREAK IN AT ANY TIME. IS THERE ANY EMERGENCY OR PRIORITY TRAFFIC? PLEASE COME NOW. NOTHING HEARD <If nothing is heard. If there is traffic acknowledge and handle as appropriate. If there is a formal activation message it should be broadcast now. Otherwise if activation has been confirmed, the following message should be broadcast> THE CITY OF FOSTER CITY HAS ACTIVATED COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAMS AS OF <date and time>. THIS INFORMATION WAS RECEIVED VIA <give source, SMCAlert, HAM Radio, etc> IF ABLE, ALL ACTIVE CERT MEMEBERS ARE REQUESTED TO REPORT TO THEIR DESIGNATED NEIGHBORHOOD ASSEMBLY POINTS FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS. THIS IS NOT A DRILL. <repeat message> ANY STATION WISHING TO CHECK IN PLEASE COME NOW. <Proceed with the net, taking check-in or whatever the operation of the net requires.> Page 7

SCRIPT TO BE USED FOR PERIODIC IDENTIFICATION OF THE NET IN RESPONSE TO AN ACTIVATION THIS IS FOSTER CITY CERT NEIGHBORHOOD <give your neighborhood number> NET CONTROL FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD FRS/GMRS RADIO NET. THIS NET IS IN SUPPORT OF ACTIVITIES RELATED TO CERT ACTIVATION IN THE CITY OF FOSTER CITY. THIS IS A DIRECTED NET. STATIONS NOT PARTICIPATING ARE REQUESTED TO STAND BY UNTIL THIS NET IS COMPLETED. THIS NET WILL REMAIN OPERATIONAL FOR THE DURATION OF CERT ACTIVATION IN FOSTER CITY. STATIONS WITH EMERGENCY OR PRIORITY TRAFFIC MAY BREAK IN AT ANY TIME. <If there is a formal activation message it should be broadcast now. Otherwise if activation has been confirmed, the following message should be broadcast> PRIORITY MESSAGE FOLLOWS BEGIN MESSAGE THE CITY OF FOSTER CITY HAS ACTIVATED COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAMS AS OF <date and time>. THIS INFORMATION WAS RECEIVED VIA <give source, SMCAlert, HAM Radio, etc> IF ABLE, ALL ACTIVE CERT MEMEBERS ARE REQUESTED TO REPORT TO THEIR DESIGNATED NEIGHBORHOOD ASSEMBLY POINTS FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS. THIS IS NOT A DRILL. END OF MESSAGE <repeat message> ANY STATION WISHING TO CHECK IN PLEASE COME NOW. <Proceed with the net, taking check-in or whatever the operation of the net requires.> Page 8

SCRIPT TO BE USED FOR DEACTIVATING AFTER ACTIVATION. THIS IS FOSTER CITY CERT NEIGHBORHOOD <give your neighborhood number> NET CONTROL FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD FRS/GMRS RADIO NET. THIS NET IS IN SUPPORT OF ACTIVITIES RELATED TO CERT ACTIVATION IN THE CITY OF FOSTER CITY. THIS IS A DIRECTED NET. STATIONS NOT PARTICIPATING ARE REQUESTED TO STAND BY UNTIL THIS NET IS COMPLETED. <If there is a formal deactivation message it should be broadcast now. Otherwise if deactivation has been confirmed, the following message should be broadcast> PRIORITY MESSAGE FOLLOWS BEGIN MESSAGE THE CITY OF FOSTER CITY HAS DEACTIVATED COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAMS AS OF <date and time>. THIS INFORMATION WAS RECEIVED VIA <give source, SMCAlert, HAM Radio, etc> ALL CERT TEAMS IN THE FIELD SHOULD NOW REPORT BACK TO THEIR ICP FOR DEMOBILIZATION. END OF MESSAGE <repeat message> ALL TEAMS PLEASE ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THIS MESSAGE. < Proceed taking acknowledgements or whatever the operation of the net requires.> <When all field teams have returned to the ICP and checked out of the net, net control should close the net. Page 9

SCRIPT TO BE USED FOR CLOSING AFTER DEACTIVATION. THIS IS FOSTER CITY CERT NEIGHBORHOOD <give your neighborhood number> NET CONTROL FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD FRS/GMRS RADIO NET. THIS NET HAS BEEN OPERATED IN SUPPORT OF ACTIVITIES RELATED TO CERT ACTIVATION IN THE CITY OF FOSTER CITY. CERT HAS BEEN DEACTIVATED, ALL FIELD TEAMS SHOULD HAVE BEEN RECALLED AND WE ARE NOW PREPARING TO CLOSE THE NET. IS THERE ANY REMAINING TRAFFIC? NOTHING HEARD. <If nothing is heard. If there is traffic acknowledge and handle as appropriate> THIS IS FOSTER CITY CERT NEIGHBORHOOD <give your neighborhood number> NET CONTROL FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD FRS/GMRS RADIO NET NOW CLOSING THE NET ON <date> AT <time>. THIS CHANNEL IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR NORMAL USE. Page 10