Functional Checklist Incident Commander Jan 07

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(YOUR BASE) AFB CEMP 10-2 Incident Commander Functional Checklist Template
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE Letter of Transmittal Security Instructions and Record of Changes Distribution Change Letter Plan Summary BASIC PLAN Attachment 1 Disaster Response Force (DRF) Notification Attachment 2 Primary Forces/Contact List Attachment 3 Websites/Hyperlinks ANNEX A, MAJOR ACCIDENTS Appendix 1 Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Response Checklist Tab A Shelter In-Place Procedures Appendix 2 Aircraft Accidents Tab A On-Base Aircraft Accident Checklist Tab B Off-Base Aircraft Accident Checklist Tab C Advanced Aerospace Materials (Composites) Checklist Appendix 3 Nuclear Weapons Accident Checklist Tab A Response Task Force (RTF) Reception Checklist Appendix 4 Nuclear Reactor Accident Checklist Appendix 5 Other Major Accidents Checklist Tab A Space Shuttle Emergency Support Checklist Appendix 6 Department of Energy (DOE) Secure Holding Checklist Appendix 7 Major Issues Tab A National Defense Area (NDA) Checklist Tab B Major Accident Recovery Operations Checklist Tab C Family Assistance Checklist ANNEX B, NATURAL DISASTERS Appendix 1 Natural Disaster Checklist Tab A Hurricane/Typhoon and/or Cyclone Checklist Tab B Tornado Watch/Warning/All Clear Checklist Tab C Flood Checklist Tab D Extreme Cold/Heat Checklist Tab E Earthquake Checklist Tab F Tsunami Checklist Tab G Volcano Checklist Tab H Wildland Fire/Forest Fire Checklist Appendix 2 Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) Checklist Appendix 3 Base Support Installation (BSI) Checklist 1 PAGE #
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE Appendix 4 Peacetime Disaster Sheltering Checklist Appendix 5 Disease Containment Checklist ANNEX C, ATTACK ACTIONS Appendix 1 CBRNE Attack Checklist Tab A Chemical Attack Checklist Tab B Biological Attack Checklist Tab C Nuclear Attack Checklist Appendix 2 Conventional Attack Checklist ANNEX D, TERRORIST USE OF CBRNE Appendix 1 Terrorist Use of CBRNE Response Checklist Tab A Sampling Procedures Checklist Appendix 2 Suspicious Items with Suspected CBRNE Checklist Appendix 3 CBRNE Force Protection Conditions and Measures ANNEX Z, DISTRIBUTION TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLES TITLE Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table A-1 Table A-2 Table A-3 Table C-1 Table C-2 Table C-3 Table C-4 Table C-5 Table C-6 Table D-1 PAGE # Reporting Requirements Primary Crash Net Members Secondary Crash Net Members Coordinating Agencies for Radiological Emergencies Vulnerable Facilities and Pre-Emergency Planning Specialized Teams and Equipment Wartime Shelter Listing Estimated Space Requirements for Contaminated Waste Disposal Estimated Requirement for Open-Air Contamination Control Area (CCA) Lines Site-Specific (Tailored) CCA Processing Requirements Converting ADM 300 Gamma Radiation Readings to Centigrays Biological Warfare (BW) Agent Detection Capability CBRNE Resources PAGE #

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TABLE OF CONTENTS FIGURES TITLE Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure A-1 Figure A-2 Figure A-3 Figure D-1 Figure D-2 Figure D-3 PAGE # Typical Incident Site Setup Decision TreeDefense support of civil authorities DRF Notification Nuclear Weapons Accident Response Flowchart Response Task Force Command Structure Nuclear Weapons Accident On-Scene Setup Overview for Initial HAZMAT/CBRNE Response Overview for a Suspicious Package/Substance Response Overview for a Bomb Threat Response

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 HAZMAT RESPONSE CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. RESPONSE (HAZMAT RESPONSE) ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR All Minor One pint or less. Major More than one pint. 1. Establish command IC 2. Request air sampling assistance from the BEE for a hydrazine leak. IC 3. Establish a cordon including Hot, Warm, and Cold Zones as needed. IC Clearly mark the boundaries between the zones. Clearly identify ingress and egress points after the zones are established. NOTE: See Figure 1, Typical On-Scene Incident Setup. 4. Authorize access to the cordon and ensure appropriate personal IC protective equipment (PPE) is worn. 5. Establish tactical priorities. IC Ensure rescue/life safety/responder safety. Determine presence/absence of contamination. Identify boundaries of contamination. Stabilize the incident. Conserve property & the environment. 6. Develop an incident action plan. IC/ CEF/ BEE/CEX/ CEV Identify problems. Examine conditions surrounding the problems. Develop possible solutions. Evaluate the alternatives. Choose best option. Implement the plan. Monitor and evaluate resu 7. Recommend activation of the EOC and establish/maintain IC communication. 8. Set up/establish a staging area. IC 9. Consider public actions to protect the general population from IC hazardous materials by either Sheltering in-place or evacuation. 10. See Figure D-1, Overview for Initial HAZMAT/CBRNE Response. All 4

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (HAZMAT RESPONSE) TASK/ACTION Evaluate the situation and determine additional personnel/resources needed at the site. Implement actions described in the (YOUR INSTALLATION) HAZMAT Emergency Planning and Response Plan. For hydrazine leaks consider using the maintenance hydrazine response team. Ensure protective measures for personnel working at the incident scene. Appropriate training. Appropriate level of PPE according Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations. Work-rest regimens. Protective measures against climatic conditions. Food and water. Sanitary facilities. Procedures to monitor stay times for entry teams. Occupational and environmental surveillance and health risk assessment. Personnel exposure levels. Forward numbers of Dead, Injured or Missing to the EOC as the information becomes available. Relay casualty information to the EOC. Forward names of dead and injured to EOC by runner. o Do not use cell phones. Ensure only medical authorities certify death. Caveat reports of injured and dead with believed to be when identification cannot be confirmed 100%. Provide alert photographer and ensure access to the scene when safe to provide official documentation of the accident. Planned Withdrawal Declare after all firefighting, rescue and containment actions are completed. Immediate Withdrawal Declare emergency withdrawal over radio/public address systems. Sound vehicle mounted sirens. Withdraw in an upwind/crosswind direction and take immediate cover inside the cordon area no closer than 300 feet from the ECP. Inform wing leadership of withdrawal and status of response forces. Authorize re-entry when all clear is given Terminate the incident 5
ITEM # 11. 12. 13. 14.
OPR IC/EOC Director IC/EOC/ CP/ICC IC IC/BEE
15. 16.
IC IC
17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23.
CS/IC IC IC All IC IC IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (HAZMAT RESPONSE) TASK/ACTION Conduct debriefings Critique incident actions (processes/procedures). RECOVERY (HAZMAT RESPONSE) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Formulate a containment and recovery plan. See Tab B to Appendix 7 to Annex A, Major Accident Recovery Operations Checklist. Clean-up HAZMAT site and dispose of waste for Levels I and II incidents IAW (YOUR COUNTY) County, (YOUR STATE) and Federal requirements. Assess remaining hazards.
ITEM #
OPR
ITEM #
OPR
24. 25. 26.
EOC/IC Owner-User IC
VULNERABLE FACILITIES AND PRE-EMERGENCY PLANNING (Detailed information and lesser hazards are listed in the (YOUR INSTALLATION) AFB HAZMAT Plan) Location HAZMAT Max Initial Notify These Buildings ID Storage Evacuation or Common Container Protection InName and Total Place

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB A TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 SHELTER IN-PLACE PROCEDURES CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. SHELTER IN-PLACE PROCEDURES Actions for Personnel Outside of Buildings ITEM # TASK/ACTION 1. Take cover to protect from fire, explosive hazards, falling objects, and inhalation hazards. 2. Notify other personnel in the vicinity, don available protective equipment, and evacuate the area by moving in an upwind or crosswind direction away from the point of release (if visible). 3. Report the incident to the FACC or law enforcement SFCC, call 911,if emergency response forces are not at the scene. 4. Move to a designated unit assembly point or location (if not located in the hazard area). 5. Perform self-aid and buddy care as needed. 6. Do not drive vehicles unless directed by emergency response forces or unless required to evacuate injured people or those that cannot walk. If you are already in a vehicle, roll up windows, turn-off the ventilation system, and attempt to safely exit the hazard area. 7. If you cannot evacuate the area, go to the nearest building and take cover inside. 8. After evacuating or sheltering, contact the appropriate C2 echelon; advise of the location and situation. 9. Remain in shelter or at the assembly area and continue to wear protective equipment (if available) until directed otherwise by unit or emergency response personnel. SHELTER IN-PLACE PROCEDURES Actions for Personnel Inside of Buildings -External Hazardous Material Release TASK/ACTION Take cover if needed to protect from fire, explosive hazards, falling objects, and inhalation hazards. Don available protective equipment. Notify other personnel in the vicinity. Call 911 and report the incident to the FACC or SFCC if emergency response forces are not at the scene. Close and lock windows, vents and fireplace dampers. Turn off heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and exhaust fans. Implement shelter in-place procedures. Move to a designated safe room, if available. Seal room with plastic and duct tape. Seal door threshold with a wet towel. Stay away from outer walls and windows. Do not use any items with open flames. 7
ITEM # 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date SHELTER IN-PLACE PROCEDURES Actions for Personnel Inside of Buildings -External Hazardous Material Release TASK/ACTION Perform self-aid and buddy care as needed. Lock up or secure classified material and funds if possible. Evacuate the building if directed by the ICC, EOC or UCC or emergency response forces. If directed, evacuate by moving in an upwind or crosswind direction away from the point of release (if visible). Move to the designated unit assembly point or location. Do not drive vehicles unless directed by emergency response forces or unless required to evacuate injured people or those that cannot walk. Contact the ICC, EOC or UCC and advise them of the location and situation. Remain in shelter until directed otherwise by the unit or emergency response personnel. Do not allow entry or exit during the plume passage. However, remain alert for personnel seeking entry into the building to seek shelter from the incident. Allow entry if identification is confirmed and the situation does not present a high risk to others within the building. Purge the building when notified that the outside hazard has passed. SHELTER IN-PLACE PROCEDURES Actions for Personnel Inside of Buildings -Internal Hazardous Material Release. TASK/ACTION Take cover if needed to protect from fire, explosive hazards or falling objects. Don available protective equipment. Notify other personnel in the vicinity. Report the incident to the FACC or law enforcement desk if emergency response forces are not at the scene. Turn off the building HVAC systems and exhaust fans. Perform self-aid and buddy care as needed. If possible, close doors and windows within the release area to contain the hazard. Lock up or secure classified material and funds if possible. Evacuate the building. Once outside, evacuate by moving in an upwind or crosswind direction away from the building. Move to a designated assembly point or location (if not located in the hazard area). Do not drive vehicles unless directed by emergency response forces or unless required to evacuate injured people or those that cannot walk. After evacuation, contact the ICC, EOC or UCC and advise them of the location and situation. Remain at the assembly area until directed otherwise by the unit or emergency response personnel.
ITEM # 13. 14. 15. 16.
17. 18. 19.
20.
ITEM # 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB A TO APPENDIX 2 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 ON-BASE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. RESPONSE (ON-BASE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT) ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery Notification 1. Establish command. IC 2. Establish a cordon including Hot, Warm, and Cold Zones as needed. IC Clearly mark the boundaries between the zones. Clearly identify ingress and egress points after the zones are established. NOTE: See Figure 1, Typical On-Scene Incident Setup. 3. Notify SFS of emergency personnel responding from local community. All 4. Establish a decontamination capability. IC 5. Establish tactical priorities. IC Ensure rescue/life safety/responder safety. Determine presence/absence of contamination. Identify boundaries of contamination. Stabilize the incident. Conserve property & the environment. 6. Develop an incident action plan. IC Identify problems. Examine conditions surrounding the problems. Develop possible solutions. Evaluate the alternatives. Choose best option. Implement the plan. Monitor and evaluate results 7. Recommend activation of the EOC and establish/maintain IC communication. 8. Set up/establish a staging area. IC 9. Consider public actions to protect the general population from IC hazardous material by either Sheltering in-place or evacuation. 10. Determine the need for using additional checklists. IC/EOC Director Incident Commander Functional Checklists 1

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (ON-BASE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery Notification Likely checklists include: Appendix 1 to Annex A, Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Response Checklist. Tab C to Appendix 2 to Annex A, Advanced Aerospace Materials (Composites) Checklist. Authorize access to the cordon and ensure appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) is worn. Evaluate the situation and determine additional personnel/resources needed at the site. Establish/maintain contact with ICC/EOC. Ensure protective measures for personnel working at the incident scene. Appropriate training. Appropriate level of PPE according Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations. Work-rest regimens. Protective measures against climatic conditions. Food and water. Sanitary facilities. Procedures to monitor stay times for entry teams. Occupational and environmental surveillance and health risk assessment. Personnel exposure levels. Forward numbers of Dead, Injured or Missing to the EOC as the information becomes available. Provide alert photographer and ensure access to the scene when safe to provide official documentation of the accident. Coordinate and conduct search and recovery (S&R) operations. Protect classified material. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements. Immediate Withdrawal Declare after all firefighting, rescue and containment actions are completed. Planned Withdrawal Incident Commander Functional Checklists 2
ITEM #
OPR
11. 12. 13. 14.
IC/ CEF IC/EOC Director IC IC/ MDG/BEE
15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
IC IC/CS SVS/IC All All IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (ON-BASE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery Notification Declare emergency withdrawal over radio/public address system. Sound vehicle mounted sirens. Withdraw in an upwind/crosswind direction and take immediate cover inside the cordon area no closer than 300 feet from the ECP. Inform wing leadership of withdrawal and status of response forces. Authorize re-entry when all clear is given. Terminate the incident. Conduct debriefings Critique incident actions (process/procedures) RECOVERY (ON-BASE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Formulate a containment and recovery plan. See Tab B to Appendix 7 to Annex A, Major Accident Recovery Operations Checklist. Coordinate with (YOUR INSTALLATION)/SE to initiate (YOUR INSTALLATION) Mishap Response Plan.
ITEM #
OPR
21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
IC/ SFO All IC IC IC
ITEM #
OPR
26. 27.
EOC/IC Installation/ CC/ EOC Director/ IC
Incident Commander Functional Checklists 3

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB B TO APPENDIX 2 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 OFF-BASE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. RESPONSE (OFF-BASE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT) ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery Notification 1. Notify SFS of emergency personnel responding from local community. All 2. If IC is assumed, establish command. IC 3. Coordinate with local authorities on security issues for the site and IC/SFS essential operations. Establish a cordon including Hot, Warm, and Cold Zones as needed Clearly mark the boundaries between the zones. Clearly identify ingress and egress points after the zones are established. NOTE: See Figure 1, Typical On-Scene Incident Setup 4. Establish tactical priorities. IC Ensure rescue/life safety/responder safety. Determine presence/absence of contamination. Identify boundaries of contamination. Stabilize the incident. Conserve property & the environment. 5. Working with local officials, develop an incident action plan. IC/CEF/MDG /BEE/CEX Identify problems. Examine conditions surrounding the problems. Develop possible solutions. Evaluate the alternatives. Choose best option. Implement the plan. Monitor and evaluate results. 6. Recommend activation of EOC and establish and maintain IC communications. 7. Set-up and establish a staging area. IC NOTE: If local first responders are on-scene consider integrating into Incident Commander Functional Checklists 4

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (OFF-BASE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery Notification their established command structure. Coordinate public protective actions with local authorities to protect the general population from hazardous material by using: Shelter-In-Place. Evacuation. Coordinate with local authorities announcing public protective actions using available resources. Coordinate access to the cordon with local authorities and ensure appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) is worn. Determine the need for using additional checklists. Likely checklists include: Appendix 1 to Annex A, Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Response Checklist.. Tab C to Appendix 2 to Annex A, Advanced Aerospace Materials (Composites) Checklist. Tab A to Appendix 7 to Annex A, National Defense Area (NDA) Checklist. Evaluate the situation and determine additional personnel/resources needed at the site. Establish/maintain contact with ICC/EOC. Establish liaison with local, State and Federal authorities. Ensure protective measures are taken for personnel working at the incident scene. Appropriate training. Appropriate level of PPE according Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations. Work-rest regimens. Protective measures against climatic conditions. Food and water. Sanitary facilities. Procedures to monitor stay times for entry teams. Occupational and environmental surveillance and health risk assessment. Personnel exposure levels. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 5
ITEM #
OPR
8.
IC
9. 10. 11.
IC/CEF/SFS IC All
12. 13. 14. 15.
IC/EOC Director IC IC/EOC IC/EOD/ MDG/BEE

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (OFF-BASE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery Notification Forward numbers of Dead, Injured or Missing as the information becomes known. Protect classified material. Provide alert photographer and ensure access to the scene when safe to provide official documentation of the accident. Coordinate and conduct search and recovery (S&R) operations. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements. Immediate Withdrawal Declare after firefighting, rescue, and containment actions have been completed. Planned Withdrawal Declare emergency withdrawal over radio/public address system. Sound vehicle mounted sirens. Withdraw in an upwind/crosswind direction and take immediate cover inside the cordon area no closer than 300 feet from the ECP. Inform installation leadership of withdrawal and status of response forces. Authorize re-entry when all clear is given. Terminate the incident. Conduct debriefings Critique incident actions (process/procedures) RECOVERY (OFF-BASE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Notification Response Formulate a containment and recovery plan. See Tab B to Appendix 7 to Annex A, Major Accident Recovery Operations Checklist. Coordinate with SE to initiate (YOUR INSTALLATION) Mishap Response Plan.
ITEM #
OPR
16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.
IC All IC/CS SVS/IC All IC IC/ SFO All IC IC IC
ITEM #
OPR
27. 28.
EOC/IC Installation CC/ICC/EOC/ IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB C TO APPENDIX 2 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 ADVANCED AEROSPACE MATERIALS (COMPOSITES) CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. RESPONSE (ADVANCED AEROSPACE MATERIALS (COMPOSITES)) ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery NOTE: This checklist supplements: Tab A to Appendix 2 to Annex A, On-Base Aircraft Accident Checklist Tab B to Appendix 2 to Annex A, Off-Base Aircraft Accident Checklist 1. Notification covered under On-Base or Off-Base Aircraft Accidents All Checklist. 2. Establish command. IC 3. ONLY allow personnel equipped with self-contained breathing IC apparatus within the immediate vicinity of a burning/smoldering site. 4. Determine protective measures for surrounding area. To reduce IC/MDG exposure have personnel: Remain indoors Shut external doors and windows. Turn off HVAC systems. Await further instructions. 5. Minimize walking, working, or moving materials to reduce airborne All particulates, fibers and dust. RECOVERY (ADVANCED AEROSPACE MATERIALS (COMPOSITES)) ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response 6. Advise the medical staff of any ill effects believed to be related to All exposure to the advanced composite materials. 7. Secure burned or loose fragments and residue with plastic, fire fighting All agent, or fixing material to prevent re-suspension. NOTE: Carefully wrap coated parts and or materials with plastic sheeting or place in a plastic bag that is minimum thickness of 6 mil. NOTE: Consult the maintenance organization the aircraft belongs to before applying fixing material unless safety concerns override delayed application. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 7

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 3 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 NUCLEAR WEAPONS ACCIDENT CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. RESPONSE (NUCLEAR WEAPONS ACCIDENT) ITEM # TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery 1. NOTE: This checklist provides only an outline of actions. Use procedures directed in: DOD 3150.8-M, Nuclear Weapon Accident Response Procedures (NARP) ACC Plan 10-1 CONUS Radiological Accident/Incident Response and Recovery Plan AFSPC Plan 10-1, ICBM Radiological Accident/Incident Response and Recovery Plan. NOTE: (YOUR INSTALLATION) AFB will respond immediately to the accident, if it is the nearest military installation. The following actions should be completed in the initial response to a nuclear weapon accident. DOD 3150.8-M, Nuclear Weapon Accident Response Procedures (NARP) Establish command and control. Establish contact with Higher Headquarters. Extinguish fires. Rescue, stabilize, and evacuate casualties. Establish an NDA where needed. Secure airspace over the accident site. Assess the status of weapons. Perform initial render safe procedures if EOD is available. Provide a transition brief when needed. Notification Notify SFS of emergency personnel responding from local community. Neither confirm nor deny the presence of nuclear weapons unless cleared by the Installation/CC Inform authorities of DOD response to an accident. Establish command. Establish a cordon including Hot, Warm, and Cold Zones as needed. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 8
OPR
All
2. 3.
All All
4. 5.
IC IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (NUCLEAR WEAPONS ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery NOTE: This checklist provides only an outline of actions. Use procedures directed in: DOD 3150.8-M, Nuclear Weapon Accident Response Procedures (NARP) ACC Plan 10-1 CONUS Radiological Accident/Incident Response and Recovery Plan AFSPC Plan 10-1, ICBM Radiological Accident/Incident Response and Recovery Plan. Clearly mark the boundaries between zones. Clearly identify ingress and egress points after the zones are established.
ITEM #
OPR
1.
All
6. 7. 8. 9.
NOTE: Refer to Figure A-3, Nuclear Weapons Accident On-Scene Setup. Establish a decontamination capability. Authorize access to the cordon and ensure appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) is worn. Make preliminary assessment. NOTE: Responders will wear appropriate protective gear to protect the eyes, respiratory tract, and skin until the area is declared safe. Establish tactical priorities. Ensure rescue/life safety/responder safety. Determine presence/absence of contamination. Identify boundaries of contamination. Stabilize the incident. Conserve property and the environment. Develop an incident action plan. Identify problems. Examine conditions surrounding the problems. Develop possible solutions. Evaluate the alternatives. Choose the best option. Implement the plan. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 9
IC IC/ CEF IC IC
10.
IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (NUCLEAR WEAPONS ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery NOTE: This checklist provides only an outline of actions. Use procedures directed in: DOD 3150.8-M, Nuclear Weapon Accident Response Procedures (NARP) ACC Plan 10-1 CONUS Radiological Accident/Incident Response and Recovery Plan AFSPC Plan 10-1, ICBM Radiological Accident/Incident Response and Recovery Plan. Monitor and evaluate results. Recommend activation of the EOC and establish/maintain communications. Set up/establish a staging area. Consider public actions to protect the general population from hazardous material by either Sheltering in-place or evacuation. Identify a single route to the medical center. Do not delay transporting casualties with life threatening injuries. Saving lives takes precedence over a secure route. Cordon the route to avoid spread of contamination. Establish a National Defense Area (NDA) when the scene is on nonFederal land. See Tab A to Appendix 7 to Annex A, National Defense Area (NDA) Checklist. Coordinate with JA on NDA legal issues. Ensure the NDA encompasses all classified material. Ensure the NDA is not expanded to cover areas of radioactive contamination. NOTE: Refer to Figure A-3, Nuclear Weapon Accident On-Scene Setup. Segregate vehicles and equipment until they can be checked for contamination and decontaminated if necessary. Forward numbers of Dead, Injured or Missing as the information becomes known. Coordinate additional requirements such as specialized teams and equipment. Prepare for the RTF arrival. See Tab A to Appendix 3 to Annex A, Incident Commander Functional Checklists 10
ITEM #
OPR
1.
All
11. 12. 13. 14.
IC IC IC IC IC
15.
IC
16. 17. 18. 19.
All IC IC/CEF ICC/EOC/IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (NUCLEAR WEAPONS ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery NOTE: This checklist provides only an outline of actions. Use procedures directed in: DOD 3150.8-M, Nuclear Weapon Accident Response Procedures (NARP) ACC Plan 10-1 CONUS Radiological Accident/Incident Response and Recovery Plan AFSPC Plan 10-1, ICBM Radiological Accident/Incident Response and Recovery Plan. Response Task Force (RTF) Reception checklist. Establish/maintain contact with ICC/EOC. Ensure protective measures for personnel working at the incident scene. Appropriate training. Appropriate level of PPE according Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations. Work-rest regimens. Protective measures against climatic conditions. Food and water. Sanitary facilities. Procedures to monitor stay times for entry teams.
ITEM #
OPR
1.
All
20. 21.
IC IC/ MDG/BEE
22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28.
Occupational and environmental surveillance and health risk assessment. Personnel exposure levels. Establish liaison with local, State and Federal authorities. Protect classified material. Initial Site Entry Initiate surveys. Reassess priorities and actions based on initial entry findings and ensure all classified components are accounted for and controlled. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements. Document actions taken and ensure evidence is retained for an Accident Investigation Board (AIB) or Safety Investigation Board (SIB). Immediate Withdrawal Declare emergency withdrawal over radio/Public Address. Sound Incident Commander Functional Checklists 11
IC/EOC All IC IC/EOD All IC/CP/ICC IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (NUCLEAR WEAPONS ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery NOTE: This checklist provides only an outline of actions. Use procedures directed in: DOD 3150.8-M, Nuclear Weapon Accident Response Procedures (NARP) ACC Plan 10-1 CONUS Radiological Accident/Incident Response and Recovery Plan AFSPC Plan 10-1, ICBM Radiological Accident/Incident Response and Recovery Plan. vehicle mounted sirens. Withdraw in an upwind/crosswind direction and take immediate cover inside the cordon area no closer than 300 feet from the ECP. Inform installation leadership of withdrawal and status of response forces. Routine Withdrawal Declare after all fire fighting, rescue and containment actions have been completed. Authorize re-entry after all clear is given. Terminate the incident Conduct debriefings Critique incident actions (processes/procedures). RECOVERY (NUCLEAR WEAPONS ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Assist the RTF to develop and implement a weapons recovery plan to include the proper packaging requirements consistent with final disposition and disposal requirements of weapons. Assist the RTF in formulating a containment and recovery plan. See Tab B to Appendix 7 to Annex A, Major Accident Recovery Operations Checklist. Refer to RTF and ACC Plan 32-1 guidance for site remediation.
ITEM #
OPR
1.
All
29. 30. 31. 32. 33.
All IC IC IC IC
ITEM #
OPR
34. 35. 36.
IC/EOC IC/EOC IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB A TO APPENDIX 3 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 RESPONSE TASK FORCE (RTF) RECEPTION Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. RESPONSE TASK FORCE (RTF) RECEPTION ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR 1. Provide a transition briefing to the RTF commander and staff within 30 EOC/IC minutes of arrival. Introduction. o General situation discussion. o Time of accident. o Location of accident. o Fire involved. Weather. o Effect on recovery operations. o Downwind contamination impact. o Forecast including wind, precipitation, and lightning. o Has the initial ARAC plot been received? Intelligence. o Hostile collection or exploitation efforts. Operations. o Provide a diagram of the accident scene layout. o Weapons. Number of weapons involved. Have the weapons been located? Location of weapons. Are the weapons intact or have they sustained any damage? Has fire engulfed the weapons and if so for how long? Has information been forwarded for an updated ARAC plot? Render safe procedures planned/completed. o Is there a radiation leak? o Status and results of radiological surveys. Known or estimated areas of contamination. What times were the initial and subsequent surveys accomplished? Have the boundaries of contamination been identified? Incident Commander Functional Checklists 13

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date ITEM # RESPONSE TASK FORCE (RTF) RECEPTION TASK/ACTION Has the radiation reached the installation perimeter? (For on-base accidents.) o Public safety. Contamination status and impact to local community. Protection action recommendations issued. o Cordon/Evacuation area. Size. Is it secure? Approximate number of displaced persons. Is there radiation outside the cordon? o Contamination control procedures in place. o Specialized teams and capabilities present. Security. o Status of National Defense Area (NDA) (Non-Federal property). Is the NDA clearly identified? Any problems with property owners? o Interactions with local and State law enforcement. o Security/entry procedures such as badging. o Access issues. o Use of Force rules. Medical. o Status of casualties. Radiation contamination. Dead, missing or injured. Location of injured or deceased. Family notifications. o Status and impact on medical facilities. Legal. o Significant or unusual legal activity. o Relationship with State and Federal authorities. o Use of Force. o Legal basis for the NDA. Logistics. o Personnel on-site and timelines of those expected to arrive such as DOE ARG, RAMT, AFRAT, etc. o On-scene personnel. USAF and DOD. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 14 OPR

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date ITEM # RESPONSE TASK FORCE (RTF) RECEPTION TASK/ACTION Local, State, and Federal. o Status of messing and billeting. o Status of support infrastructure. o Equipment accountability. o Available military manpower. o Status of equipment and services needed to sustain RTF operations. o Emergency services/response capabilities. o Status of the airfield. Public Affairs. o Media on-site. o Public awareness and concerns. o Has there been a disclosure that nuclear weapons are/are not present? o Has PA set up a media center? o Summary of news releases up to the present. Communications. o Assets available. o Status of establishing secure communications. o Extent of reports that have been made to headquarters elements. o Communications/Radio frequencies cleared for RTF use. VHF. UHF. HF. Problems/concerns. Relevant presentations by other Federal elements. Provide maps showing: o Accident location. o NDA. o ECP. o Joint Field Office (JFO). o Accident Site Health Group (ASHG). o Joint Information Center (JIC). Provide the RTF: o A topographical map of the accident site and surrounding area with reference points and major population centers plotted or identified. o Copies of all news releases. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 15 OPR

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date ITEM # RESPONSE TASK FORCE (RTF) RECEPTION TASK/ACTION o Copies of all inquiries from local, State, and/or Federal officials. o Names, rank, and position of all commanders on base. o Names and locations of eyewitnesses, contaminated or potentially contaminated personnel, and others having information. o Current local and State road atlas. OPR

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 4 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 NUCLEAR REACTOR ACCIDENT CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. RESPONSE (NUCLEAR REACTOR ACCIDENT) ITEM # TASK/ACTION NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery NOTE: State and local governments have primary responsibility for determining and implementing measures to protect life, property, and the environment in areas outside the reactor facility boundaries. NOTE: Requests for DOD assistance must be directed to the National Military Command Center (NMCC), (703) 697-6340, or through channels established by prior agreements. 1. 13. Notification Consider the following factors when selecting evacuation or in-place sheltering: 2. 3. The hazardous material(s) involved, its (their) characteristics, amount, condition, configuration, and location. The population at risk, and its capability and resources to implement a recommended protective action. The time factors involved in the emergency and the effect on the selected protective action. The effect of the present and predicted meteorological conditions on the control and movement of the HAZMAT and the feasibility of the protective actions. The capability to communicate with both the population at risk and emergency response personnel. The capabilities and resources of the response organizations to implement, control, monitor and terminate the protective action. IC All IC
OPR
Establish/maintain contact with EOC. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements.

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RECOVERY (NUCLEAR REACTOR ACCIDENT) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response NOTE: State or local governments in coordination with FEMA and the EPA have the primary responsibility for planning the recovery of the affected area. NOTE: The cost of each Federal agency's participation in support of the FRERP is the responsibility of that agency, unless other agreements or reimbursement mechanisms exist.
ITEM #
OPR
4. 5.
All All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 5 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 OTHER MAJOR ACCIDENTS CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. RESPONSE (OTHER MAJOR ACCIDENTS) ITEM # TASK/ACTION NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery Notification 1. Notify SFS of emergency personnel responding from local community. 2. Establish command. 3. Establish a cordon including Hot, Warm, and Cold Zones as needed. Clearly mark the boundaries between the zones. Clearly identify ingress and egress points after the zones are established. NOTE: See Figure 1, Typical On-Scene Incident Setup 4. Authorize access to the cordon and ensure appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) is worn. 5. Establish tactical priorities. Ensure rescue/life safety/responder safety. Determine presence/absence of contamination. Identify boundaries of contamination. Stabilize the incident. Conserve property & the environment. 6. Develop an incident action plan.
OPR
All IC IC
IC IC
IC/ CEF/MDG/ BEE/CEX/ CEV
7. 8. 9.
Identify problems. Examine conditions surrounding the problems. Develop possible solutions. Evaluate the alternatives. Choose best option. Implement the plan. Monitor and evaluate results Recommend activation of the EOC and establish/maintain communication. Set up/establish a staging area. Consider public actions to protect the general population from hazardous Incident Commander Functional Checklists 19
IC IC IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (OTHER MAJOR ACCIDENTS) TASK/ACTION material by either Sheltering in-place or evacuation. Evaluate the situation and determine additional personnel/resources needed at the site. Establish/maintain contact with EOC. Ensure protective measures for personnel working at the incident scene. Appropriate training. Appropriate level of PPE according Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations. Work-rest regimens. Protective measures against climatic conditions. Food and water. Sanitary facilities. Procedures to monitor stay times for entry teams. Occupational and environmental surveillance and health risk assessment. Personnel exposure levels. Forward numbers of Dead, Injured or Missing as the information becomes known. Protect classified material. Provide alert photographer and ensure access to the scene when safe to provide official documentation of the accident. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements. Planned Withdrawal Declare when all firefighting, rescue, and containment actions have been completed. Immediate Withdrawal Declare emergency withdrawal over radio/public address system. Sound vehicle mounted sirens. Withdraw in an upwind/crosswind direction and take immediate cover inside the cordon area no closer than 300 feet from the ECP. Inform installation leadership of withdrawal and status of response forces. Authorize re-entry when all clear is given. Terminate the incident. Incident debriefing Post incident analysis Critique Incident Commander Functional Checklists 20
ITEM # 10. 11. 12.
OPR IC/EOC Director IC IC/ MDG/BEE
13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.
IC All CS/IC All IC IC/ SFO All IC IC IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RECOVERY (OTHER MAJOR ACCIDENTS) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Transfer command from emergency phase to responsible agency/individual for recovery and clean up. Formulate a containment and recovery plan. See Tab B to Appendix 7 to Annex A, Major Accident Recovery Operations Checklist. Coordinate SE to initiate (YOUR INSTALLATION) Mishap Response Plan.
ITEM #
OPR
23. 24. 25.
IC EOC/IC Installation/ CC/EOC Director/IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB A TO APPENDIX 5 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY SUPPORT CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. RESPONSE (SPACE SHUTTLE EMERGENCY SUPPORT) ITEM # TASK/ACTION NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery Notification 1. Notify SFS of emergency personnel responding from local community. 2. Coordinate with PA on all news releases. RECOVERY (OTHER MAJOR ACCIDENTS) ITEM # TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response 3. Account for all expenses related to the operation.
OPR
All All OPR
All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 6 TO ANNEX A TO CEMP 10-2 DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (DOE) SECURE HOLDING CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. DOE SECURE HOLDING ITEM # TASK/ACTION 1. Refer to the (YOUR INSTALLATION) AFB Installation Security Plan for hostile action response. 2. Account for all obligations and costs incurred supporting the shipment. 3. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements.
OPR All All All

TAB A TO APPENDIX 7 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 NATIONAL DEFENSE AREA (NDA) CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. NATIONAL DEFENSE AREA (NDA) ITEM # TASK/ACTION 1. Establish NDAs only during emergencies. NOTE: IAW AFI 31-101, only those commanders delegated the authority to establish restricted areas have the authority to establish a NDA. (YOUR INSTALLATION)/CC has the authority to establish NDAs. Seek legal advice on any decisions regarding establishing, dissolving, or modifying the NDA. Advise civil authorities/officials of the authority and the need for the NDA and the security controls in effect. Secure the landowners' consent and cooperation. NOTE: Consent is not a prerequisite for establishing the NDA. Clearly define the NDA boundary to minimize interference with other lawful activities on and uses of the property. Determine which personnel from local, State, and Federal authorities/agencies are granted escorted/unescorted entry. Arrange escort for the various local, State, and Federal authorities/ agencies as needed. Brief personnel that during response operations life saving, fire suppression and emergency activities may temporarily take priority over security procedures. Ensure that on-scene military personnel do not violate the Posse Comitatus Act. NOTE: Military personnel are precluded from assisting civilian law enforcement officials in pursuing or apprehending individuals outside the NDA. Implement identification and badging system. This requirement can be met in numerous ways such as: New badges with photographs. Stickers placed on existing identification after verification from an EAL. Create procedures for a base camp. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 24
OPR IC/JA
2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
IC IC IC/SFS/JA IC IC IC/SFS IC/SFS/ JA
9.
IC
10.
IC/SFS

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date ITEM # NATIONAL DEFENSE AREA (NDA) TASK/ACTION Traffic control. Law enforcement. Base camp entry control point. Restriction of curiosity seekers. Maintaining order and discipline within the camp. Protect specified classified components from sight and overhead photographic surveillance. OPR
11.
All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB B TO APPENDIX 7 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 MAJOR ACCIDENT RECOVERY OPERATIONS CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. MAJOR ACCIDENT RECOVERY OPERATIONS ITEM # TASK/ACTION 1. Analyze initial and detailed damage assessments and create a recovery plan based on priorities established by the Installation/CC. Medical, fire fighting, security, and logistics support. Support/Recovery Team identification procedures. Procedures to document and report resource expenditures. Contamination control. Environmental considerations to prevent pollution and restore the area. Safing and removing explosives and hazardous materials information. Personnel protective equipment, post-traumatic stress, bloodborne pathogen exposure, medical screening, and bioassay requirements and procedures for all victims and responders. Property damage and personal injury estimates and contact information for those people who suffered injury or property damage. Public affairs activities. Liaison with military, local, State and Federal investigation officials. Wreckage removal information. Site restoration considerations. Mishap investigation requirements. 2. Ensure personnel entering the site are informed of the hazards present and equipped with proper personnel protection equipment. 3. Authorize personnel access. Delineate personnel with access to: Wreckage. Entry Control Point. 4. Ensure security at the incident scene is maintained. Obtain an entry authority list from the IC once the emergency situation has stabilized. Track personnel entering the site by name and organization. 5. Grant access to SIB and AIB personnel when safe. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 26
OPR EOC/IC
IC IC
IC/SFS
IC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date ITEM # 6. 7. MAJOR ACCIDENT RECOVERY OPERATIONS TASK/ACTION Transfer custody of wreckage and other physical evidence to the SIB or AIB president when appropriate. Consider the following actions before ending major accident recovery operations involving Air Force resources. Obtain proof of existence or nonexistence of contamination. Identify, account for, or recover all classified and hazardous materials. Ensure military and local, State and Federal agencies are able to complete their duties. Remove wreckage and restore the site in coordination with accident investigation officials and if necessary, civil authorities. Request aerial photos if the situation dictates. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements. Review/refine plans resulting from lessons learned/after action reports. OPR IC IC
8. 9.
All All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB C TO APPENDIX 7 TO ANNEX A TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 FAMILY ASSISTANCE CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. FAMILY ASSISTANCE ITEM # TASK/ACTION 1.
OPR

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 NATURAL DISASTER CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. RESPONSE (NATURAL DISASTER) ITEM # TASK/ACTION NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery Notification 1. Notify SFS of emergency personnel responding from local community. Prior Knowledge/Large Area 2. Ensure utility systems are checked by CES prior to turning them back on. 3. Ensure protection C4I resources. 4. Establish Command. 5. Authorize access to the cordon and ensure appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) is worn. 6. Establish tactical priorities. Ensure rescue/life safety/responder safety. Determine presence/absence of contamination. Identify boundaries of contamination. Stabilize the incident. Conserve property & the environment. 7. Develop an incident action plan.
OPR
All All All IC IC IC
IC/ CEF/MDG/ BEE/CEX/ CEV
8. 9. 10.
Identify problems. Examine conditions surrounding the problems. Develop possible solutions. Evaluate the alternatives. Choose best option. Implement the plan. Monitor and evaluate results Set up/establish a staging area. Consider public actions to protect the general population from hazardous material by either Sheltering in-place or evacuation. Evaluate the situation and determine additional personnel/resources needed at the site. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 29
IC IC IC/EOC Director

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date RESPONSE (NATURAL DISASTER) TASK/ACTION NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Recovery Notification Ensure protective measures for personnel working at the incident scene. Appropriate training. Appropriate level of PPE according Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations. Work-rest regimens. Protective measures against climatic conditions. Food and water. Sanitary facilities. Procedures to monitor stay times for entry teams. Occupational and environmental surveillance and health risk assessment. Personnel exposure levels. Forward numbers of Dead, Injured or Missing to the EOC Director as the information becomes available. Provide alert photographer and ensure access to the scene when safe to provide official documentation of the accident. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements. RECOVERY (NATURAL DISASTER) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Transfer command from emergency phase to responsible agency/individual for recovery and clean up. Ensure utility systems are checked by CES prior to turning them back on. Ensure personnel entering the site are informed of the hazards present and equipped with proper personnel protection equipment. Coordinate and conduct search and recovery (S&R) operations. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements. Review/refine plans resulting from lessons learned/after action reports.
ITEM #
OPR
11.
IC/ MDG/BEE
12. 13. 14.
IC CS/IC All
ITEM #
OPR
15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
IC All IC SVS/ IC All All

TAB A TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 HURRICANE, TYPHOON, AND/OR CYCLONE CHECKLIST Table of Contents WATCH (Hurricanes, Typhoons, and/or Cyclones) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: HurCon/TCCOR 4 HurCon/TCCOR 3 HurCon/TCCOR 2 HurCon/TCCOR 1 Evacuation Procedures All Clear This checklist is used in conjunction with Appendix 1 to Annex B, Natural Disaster Checklist. HurCon/TCCOR 4 (72 Hours) (Hurricanes, Typhoons, and/or Cyclones) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Watch HurCon/TCCOR 3 HurCon/TCCOR 2 HurCon/TCCOR 1 Evacuation Procedures All Clear HurCon/TCCOR 3 (48 Hours) (Hurricanes, Typhoons, and/or Cyclones) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Watch HurCon/TCCOR 4 HurCon/TCCOR 2 HurCon/TCCOR 1 Evacuation Procedures All Clear Incident Commander Functional Checklists 31
ITEM #
OPR
1.
All
ITEM #
OPR
2. ITEM # OPR

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date WATCH (Hurricanes, Typhoons, and/or Cyclones) TASK/ACTION Phase down non-mission critical facilities and operations. HurCon/TCCOR 2 (24 Hours) (Hurricanes, Typhoons, and/or Cyclones) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Watch HurCon/TCCOR 4 HurCon/TCCOR 3 HurCon/TCCOR 1 Evacuation Procedures All Clear HurCon/TCCOR 1 (12 Hours) (Hurricanes, Typhoons, and/or Cyclones) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Watch HurCon/TCCOR 4 HurCon/TCCOR 3 HurCon/TCCOR 2 Evacuation Procedures All Clear Evacuation Procedures (Hurricanes, Typhoons, and/or Cyclones) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Watch HurCon/TCCOR 4 HurCon/TCCOR 3 HurCon/TCCOR 2 HurCon/TCCOR 1 All Clear Evacuation Procedures (Hurricanes, Typhoons, and/or Cyclones) TASK/ACTION
ITEM # 3. ITEM #
OPR All OPR
4. ITEM # OPR
5. ITEM # OPR
ITEM # 6.
OPR

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date WATCH (Hurricanes, Typhoons, and/or Cyclones) TASK/ACTION All Clear (Hurricanes, Typhoons, and/or Cyclones) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Watch HurCon/TCCOR 4 HurCon/TCCOR 3 HurCon/TCCOR 2 HurCon/TCCOR 1 Evacuation Procedures
ITEM # ITEM #
OPR OPR
7.

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB B TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 TORNADO WATCH/WARNING/ALL CLEAR CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. TORNADO WATCH/WARNING/ALL CLEAR ITEM # TASK/ACTION Tornado Watch 1. Tornado Warning 2. All Clear 3. Implement Appendix 1 to Annex B, Natural Disaster Checklist as needed.
OPR
All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB C TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 FLOOD CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. FLOODS ITEM # ACTION/TASK 1. This checklist is used in conjunction with Appendix 1 to Annex B, Natural Disaster Checklist.
OPR All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB D TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 EXTREME COLD/HEAT CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. EXTREME COLD/HEAT ITEM # ACTION/TASK 1. This checklist is used in conjunction with Appendix 1 to Annex B, Natural Disaster Checklist.
OPR All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB E TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 EARTHQUAKES CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. EARTHQUAKES ITEM # TASK/ACTION 1. This checklist is used in conjunction with Appendix 1 to Annex B, Natural Disaster Checklist. 2. Evacuate buildings and turn off utilities where possible. 3. Notify the CP/ICC/EOC of buildings cleared of personnel.
OPR All All All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB F TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 TSUNAMI CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. TSUNAMIS ITEM # ACTION/TASK 1. This checklist is used in conjunction with Appendix 1 to Annex B, Natural Disaster Checklist. 2. Monitor local radio/television stations for current information.
OPR All All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB G TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 VOLCANO CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. VOLCANOES ITEM # ACTION/TASK 1. This checklist is used in conjunction with Appendix 1 to Annex B, Natural Disaster Checklist. 2. Stay out of the area defined as a restricted zone by government officials. NOTE: Mudflows and flash flooding, wildland fires, and even deadly hot ash flow can reach you even if you cannot see the volcano during an eruption. 3. If outdoors: Cover your mouth and nose. Volcanic ash can irritate your respiratory system. Wear goggles to protect your eyes. Keep skin covered to avoid irritation from contact with ash. If caught in a rock fall, roll into a ball to protect your head. If caught near a stream, be aware of mudflows. Move up slope, especially if you hear the roar of a mudflow. Seek shelter indoors.
OPR All All All All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB H TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 WILDLAND FIRE/FOREST FIRE CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. ITEM # 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. WILDLAND FIRES/FOREST FIRES ACTION/TASK This checklist is used in conjunction with Appendix 1 to Annex B, Natural Disaster Checklist. Report to the scene, conduct size up, report on conditions and establish incident command system. Develop an Incident Action Plan (IAP) Establish Standard Operating Procedures Brief Ten standard firefighting orders Convey eighteen situations that shout watch out! are briefed to responders Establish an incident communications plan Develop rehabilitation plan to included feeding, hydration, sleeping procedures/facilities and personal hygiene Request US Forest Service Type I Incident Management Team, if required. Assign a name to the fire, prior to requesting mutual aid. OPR All IC IC IC IC IC IC IC IC IC/EOC

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 2 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 DEFENSE SUPPORT OF CIVIL AUTHORITIES (DSCA) CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. DEFENSE SUPPORT OF CIVIL AUTHORITIES (DSCA) ITEM # TASK/ACTION 1. Coordinate and direct all Air Force resources on-scene. 2. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements.
OPR IC All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 3 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 BASE SUPPORT INSTALLATION (BSI) CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. BASE SUPPORT INSTALLATION (BSI) ITEM # TASK/ACTION 1. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements.
OPR All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 4 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 PEACETIME DISASTER SHELTERING CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. PREPAREDNESS (PEACETIME DISASTER SHELTERING) ITEM # TASK/ACTION NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Recovery 1. RESPONSE (PEACETIME DISASTER SHELTERING) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Recovery RECOVERY (PEACETIME DISASTER SHELTERING) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Response
OPR
ITEM #
OPR
2. ITEM # OPR
3.

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 5 TO ANNEX B TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 DISEASE CONTAINMENT CHECKLIST Table of Contents These task/action statements are not necessarily in chronological order; actions may occur simultaneously and some may deviate based on the situation. All actions should be considered. ITEM # 1. ITEM # 2. RESPONSE TASK/ACTION RECOVERY TASK/ACTION OPR OPR

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX C TO CEMP 10-2 CBRNE ATTACK CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: These statements are common tasks/actions for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and High Yield Explosive (CBRNE) attacks. These task/action statements are not necessarily in chronological order; actions may occur simultaneously and some may deviate based on the situation. All actions should be considered. PREPAREDNESS (CBRNE) ITEM # TASK/ACTION NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Recovery 1. Refer to specific Preparedness actions. Nuclear Attack Biological Attack Chemical Attack 1. Implement contamination avoidance measures. 2. Determine the amount of barrier materials required. Identify the number and types of vital resources (vehicles, equipment, trailers, generators, etc.) that will be used outside. Identify existing infrastructure that can be used to provide overhead cover for the resources. Determine if expedient methods can be used to create overhead cover for additional resources (plastic sheeting draped over vehicle sun screens or picnic pavilions for instance). Ascertain if other units have infrastructure (empty warehouse space for example) that can be used to provide overhead cover for resources that can not be protected through the use of existing, unit-controlled infrastructure. Specify the number and types of vital resources that must be provided overhead cover through the use of barrier materials. Estimate the number of expected chemical and biological (T2) attacks: ______ Choose or develop a concept of employment in regards to the use of barrier materials. Examples include: o Double wrapping each asset with routine replacement of the contaminated outer layer after each attack o Large cover (protecting several resources simultaneously); periodic replacements o Modified facilities (expedient provision of overhead cover): Incident Commander Functional Checklists 45
OPR
All
All All

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date PREPAREDNESS (CBRNE) TASK/ACTION no replacement of contaminated covers Combine number of attacks expected with selected concept of employment to determine the number of barrier material coverings required for each resource.
ITEM #
OPR
3.
4.
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date PREPAREDNESS (CBRNE) TASK/ACTION barrier materials if 100% coverage of all vital assets cannot be achieved. Develop personal decontamination stations at each work center and facility entrance. Chemical-biological: Hand and boot troughs filled with 5% chlorine solutions; stock of M291/M295 kits if available Nuclear-Radiological Dispersion Device: Brushes to remove dust; water to wash hands
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Table C-2, Estimated Space Requirements for Contaminated Waste Disposal ITEM ASSUMPTION CALCULATION 2775 sheets equals 1.2 Divide the number of M8 paper sheets ____ by 2775 M8 Paper cubic feet of space = ______ . Multiply this answer by 1.2 to get cubic feet of space: ______ 750 used packets equals 1.2 Divide the number of used M291 kits ____ by 750 = M291 Kits cubic feet of space ______ . Multiply this answer by 1.2 to get cubic feet of space: ______ 185 used gloves equals Divide the number of used M295 kits ____ by 185 = M295 Kits 1.2 cubic feet of space ______ . Multiply this answer by 1.2 to get cubic feet of space: ______ Barrier Material 1 sheet equals 1.2 cubic feet Multiply the number of sheets _____ by 1.2 to get (sheet used of space cubic feet of space: ______ for 6-Pak) Individual Each set of IPE removed at Multiply the number of people processing through a Protective a CCA equals 1.3 cubic feet CCA _____ by 1.3 to get cubic feet of space: ______ Equipment of space (IPE) TOTAL CUBIC FEET FROM LINE ITEMS ABOVE: _______ Example of Area Coverage: A pile of contaminated waste 60 feet long by 30 feet wide by 4 feet deep = 7200 cubic feet Preparedness (CBRNE) TASK/ACTION
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date Table C-3, Estimated Requirement For Open-Air Contamination Control Area (CCA) Lines BASE 20% OF BASE CCA PROCESSING # OF CCA POPULATION POPULATION CAPABILITY LINES (PER LINE, PER HOUR) REQUIRED 1000 200 >8 1 2000 400 >16 1 3000 600 >25 1 4000 800 >33 1 5000 1000 30 2 50 1 30 3 7500 1500 50 2 70 1 30 3 10,000 2000 50 2 70 2 Assumptions: 1) Requirement is for 20% of the base populace to be processed over a 24-hour period. 2) Collective protection is NOT available. If collective protection facilities are available, subtract the number of people afforded space in these buildings from the base population. Table C-4, Site-Specific (Tailored) CCA Processing Requirements Specify base populace: ______ Determine how many people fall into categories that will require CCA processing If applicable, specify the number of people contaminated as a result of the lack of overhead cover at the time of attack: ______ 2b. If applicable, specify the number of people contaminated because mission activities forced them to work outside during the chemical droplet fall phase: ____ 2c. If applicable, specify the number of people working in the contaminated zone 2c(1) If applicable, specify the number of people working outside (not touching surfaces with anything other than boots/gloves): _______ 2c(2) If applicable, specify the number of people working inside non-collective protection facilities: _____ 2c(3) If applicable, specify the number of people who contaminated their ensembles because of working with contaminated resources: _____ 2d. Specify the total number of people requiring CCA processing by adding the quantities in steps 2a through 2c(3): ______ 3. Specify the total number of available CCA processing hours. This equates to the CCA set up time (after the attack) up to the Commanders deadline: ________ 4. Divide the total number of people requiring CCA processing by the total number of available CCA processing hours: _______ This provides the number of people that must be processed per hour once the CCA is activated. 5. Divide the number of people that must be processed per hour by the processing rate 1. 2. 2a. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 48

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date Table C-4, Site-Specific (Tailored) CCA Processing Requirements associated with each CCA line: ______ This provides the number of CCA lines required to accomplish the processing mission within the established timeframe. Preparedness (CBRNE) TASK/ACTION Keep windows and doors closed whenever possible. Direct items to be re-wrapped after use or place them back under cover. Conduct checks of contamination control progress and report to EOC. Review trans-attack, post-attack, and recovery actions checklists, plans, and concepts. RESPONSE (CBRNE) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Recovery Refer to specific Post-Attack actions. Nuclear Attack Biological Attack Chemical Attack Actions for personnel in open areas: Seek the best available protection (building, bunker). If a building or bunker is not available, move to a ditch, depression, or structure that provides protection from blast, fragments, and small arms fire If no warning is received and an attack begins, drop to the ground, don the protective mask, crawl to closest available protection, and don the remaining IPE. Use any available material to provide overhead cover (rain gear, poncho, tarps, or plastic). NOTE: Adjust to local policies/procedures. Vehicle/Equipment operators and passengers: Drive to the best available protection within 1 minutes drive, while passengers don IPE. Move the vehicle or equipment into or under shelter if possible. If unavailable, drive near a ditch, depression, or structure that provides protection from blast, fragments, and small arms fire. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 49
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date Preparedness (CBRNE) TASK/ACTION Keep windows and doors closed whenever possible. Direct items to be re-wrapped after use or place them back under cover. Conduct checks of contamination control progress and report to EOC. Review trans-attack, post-attack, and recovery actions checklists, plans, and concepts. All personnel exit, take cover, and don IPE. Missile attacks only: All personnel remain inside the vehicle or equipment (window up and doors closed), and don IPE. NOTE: Adjust to local policies/procedures. Perform buddy checks ensuring IPE is correctly worn. Perform self-aid/buddy care while maintaining a low profile. If time allows, close doors and windows and cover items with plastic. Up-channel and advise all personnel of known/suspected enemy movement/activity. Conduct mission-essential operations from low profile/prone position. Monitor and report attack indicators to UCC: Detector response. Casualty data. Environmental data. General population remains in Trans-Attack posture until directed to do otherwise. Initiate contamination control and decontamination measures. Seek overhead cover and perform immediate personal decontamination if required. Project follow-on attacks, assess other facilities as sources of assistance, burden, or hazard; provide threat and target support to unit operations. Perform Self-Aid Buddy Care (SABC) on casualties until the EOC clears movement. RECOVERY (CBRNE) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Response Refer to specific Recovery actions. Nuclear Attack Biological Attack Chemical Attack Incident Commander Functional Checklists 50
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date Preparedness (CBRNE) TASK/ACTION Keep windows and doors closed whenever possible. Direct items to be re-wrapped after use or place them back under cover. Conduct checks of contamination control progress and report to EOC. Review trans-attack, post-attack, and recovery actions checklists, plans, and concepts. Take contaminated waste to unit waste disposal points. Perform operational decontamination on contaminated items as needed.
ITEM # 7. 8. 9. 10. 24. 25.
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB A TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX C TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 CHEMICAL ATTACK CHECKLIST Table of Contents These task/action statements are not necessarily in chronological order; actions may occur simultaneously and some may deviate based on the situation. All actions should be considered. NOTE: These statements are specific chemical tasks/actions. Complete this checklist along with CBRNE common tasks/actions in Appendix 1. PREPAREDNESS (CHEMICAL) ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Recovery 1. Return to CBRNE Preparedness. All RESPONSE (CHEMICAL) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Recovery Return to CBRNE Response. RECOVERY (CHEMICAL) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Response Use decontamination methods appropriate for the item to be decontaminated. Equipment - Soap and water. - Use a 5% chlorine solution (normal household bleach) (NOTE: Refer to MXS for use on aircraft). - M291/M295 decontamination kits. Skin - Wash contaminated skin with soap and water. Return to CBRNE Recovery.
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB B TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX C TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 BIOLOGICAL ATTACK CHECKLIST Table of Contents These task/action statements are not necessarily in chronological order; actions may occur simultaneously and some may deviate based on the situation. All actions should be considered. NOTE: These statements are specific biological tasks/actions. Complete this checklist along with CBRNE common tasks/actions in Appendix 1. Pre-Attack actions are essential to limit loss of life and restore the mission. A successful recovery is dependent on Pre-Attack preparation. PREPAREDNESS (BIOLOGICAL) ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Recovery 3. FPCON ALPHA 4. FPCON BRAVO 5. FPCON CHARLIE 6. FPCON DELTA: 7. Take response actions as directed by CAT/EOC; wear appropriate IPE All SECRET when filled in Table C-6, Biological Warfare (BW) Agent Detection Capability LISTING OF THREAT AGENTS _________ _________ _________ FIELD DETECTION CAPABILITY TYPE OF DETECTOR AGENT CODE FROM AGENT-CODE STRIP CORRELATION 1 2 3 Portal Shield 4 5 6 7 8 1 Incident Commander Functional Checklists 53

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date SECRET when filled in Table C-6, Biological Warfare (BW) Agent Detection Capability 2 Portable Biological Aerosol Sampler 3 (PBAS), Dry Filter Units, DOD 4 Sampling Kit 5 6 7 8 MEDICAL BW DETECTORS TYPE OF DETECTOR AGENTS DETECTED RAPID ELISA OTHER BW DETECTION CAPABILITIES ACCESSIBLE THROUGH MOA/MOU UNIT/ORGANIZATION TYPE DETECTOR AGENTS DETECTED Joint Service Coalition Forces Host Nation Local Hospital Other LISTING OF THREAT AGENTS THAT CANT BE DETECTED IN AIRBORNE FORM _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ LISTING OF THREAT AGENTS THAT CANT BE DETECTED ON SURFACES _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ SECRET when filled in PREPAREDNESS (BIOLOGICAL) TASK/ACTION Return to CBRNE Preparedness RESPONSE (BIOLOGICAL) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Recovery Refer to CBRNE Response Report possible indicators of a BW incident to UCC. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 54
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date PREPAREDNESS (BIOLOGICAL) TASK/ACTION Return to CBRNE Preparedness RESPONSE (BIOLOGICAL) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Recovery Unusual numbers of sick or dying people or animals. Unscheduled/unusual dissemination of liquid or spray (especially outdoors or at night). Audible signs such as release of gas under pressure. Strange or pungent odors. Irritation of eyes. Smoke or fog. Abandoned dispersal devices, containers or lab type equipment. Significant numbers of people with similar symptoms. Evidence of mass point source outbreaks. Illness in small or localized areas. Sickness rates in protected (masked/indoors) personnel. Increased absences from duty/work. Claims by aggressors, groups, perpetrators (potential hoax). Absence of normal insect life. Return to CBRNE Response. RECOVERY (BIOLOGICAL) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Response Return to CBRNE Recovery
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB C TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX C TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 NUCLEAR ATTACK CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. PREPAREDNESS (NUCLEAR) ITEM # TASK/ACTION NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Recovery 1.
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Table C-5, Converting ADM 300 Gamma Radiation Readings To Centigrays ADM 300 ADM 300 UNIT OF CORRESPONDING CENTIGRAY PER HOUR DISPLAY MEASUREMENT (cGy/hr) QUANTITY R/hr Roentgens per hour Centigrays per hour (cGy/hr) mr/hr Milli-roentgens per hour 0.001 cGy/hr ur/hr Micro-roentgens per hour 0.000001 cGy/hr PREPAREDNESS (NUCLEAR) ITEM # TASK/ACTION 2. Implement an Exposure Control System: The SMT will start and maintain a shelter radiological log. Each person will start and maintain their radiation dose records. RESPONSE (NUCLEAR) ITEM # TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Recovery NOTE: Refer to CBRNE Response RECOVERY (NUCLEAR) ITEM # TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Response 3. Transport radioactive waste to the installation waste disposal area. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 56
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date PREPAREDNESS (NUCLEAR) ITEM # TASK/ACTION 2. Implement an Exposure Control System: The SMT will start and maintain a shelter radiological log. Each person will start and maintain their radiation dose records. RESPONSE (NUCLEAR) ITEM # TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Recovery Return to CBRNE Recovery
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 2 TO ANNEX C TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 CONVENTIONAL ATTACK CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: These statements are common tasks/actions for Conventional attacks. These task/action statements are not necessarily in chronological order; actions may occur simultaneously and some may deviate based on the situation. All actions should be considered. PREPAREDNESS (CONVENTIONAL) ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Recovery 1. RESPONSE (CONVENTIONAL) ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Recovery 2. Actions for Personnel In Open Areas. All Seek the best available protection (building, bunker). If a building or bunker is not available, move to a ditch, depression, or structure that provides protection from blast, fragments, and small arms fire. If no warning is received and an attack begins, drop to the ground, crawl to closest available protection, and don the remaining field gear and personal body armor. 3. NOTE: Adjust to local policies/procedures. Vehicle/Equipment operators and passengers: Drive to the best available protection within 1 minutes drive, while passengers don field gear and personal body armor. Move the vehicle or equipment into or under shelter if possible. If unavailable, drive near a ditch, depression, or structure that provides protection from blast, fragments, and small arms fire. All personnel exit, take cover, and don remaining field gear and personal body armor. NOTE: Adjust to local policies/procedures. Perform self-aid/buddy care while maintaining a low profile. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 58 All
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date PREPAREDNESS (CONVENTIONAL) TASK/ACTION NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Recovery RESPONSE (CONVENTIONAL) TASK/ACTION Report to UCC and advise all personnel of known/suspected enemy movement/activity. UCC report information to EOC or BDOC. Conduct mission-essential operations from low profile/prone position. Monitor and report damage and casualties to UCC. Remain in Trans-Attack posture until directed otherwise. Perform SABC on casualties until the EOC clears movement. RECOVERY (CONVENTIONAL) TASK/ACTION Table of Contents NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Response
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APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX D TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 TERRORIST CBRNE RESPONSE CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. PREPAREDNESS (TERRORIST CBRNE RESPONSE CHECKLIST) ITEM # ACTION/TASK NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Recovery 1. Pre-plan for known and existing hazards. 2. Refer to Annex C for CBRNE planning and response actions. 3. Ensure that all DRF members are properly equipped, trained, and exercised to respond to a terrorist CBRNE incident/attack. 4. Ensure a means to identify each position within the incident command system at the incident site (using, for example, colored vests, armbands, and a personnel accountability system). 5. Obtain appropriate equipment and PPE for HAZMAT and CBRNE response. 6. Become familiar with all applicable portions of the Robert Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act. RESPONSE (TERRORIST CBRNE RESPONSE CHECKLIST) ITEM # TASK/ACTION NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Recovery NOTE: See Figure D-1, Overview for Initial HAZMAT/CBRNE Response. Notification 7. Direct everyone in the immediate area to (e.g.): Move as far away from the incident as possible without placing themselves in danger. Stay out of line of sight of the incident. Stay away from windows or objects that can cause injury should an explosion occur. Remain alert for secondary releases or explosions. Do not re-enter the hazard area. 8. Notify SFS of emergency personnel responding from local community. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 60
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date PREPAREDNESS (TERRORIST CBRNE RESPONSE CHECKLIST) ITEM # ACTION/TASK NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Recovery 1. Pre-plan for known and existing hazards. 2. Refer to Annex C for CBRNE planning and response actions. 3. Ensure that all DRF members are properly equipped, trained, and exercised to respond to a terrorist CBRNE incident/attack. 9. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements. 10. Establish command. 11. Establish a cordon including Hot, Warm, and Cold Zones as needed. Clearly mark the boundaries. Clearly identify ingress and egress points after the zones are established. 12. NOTE: See Figure1, Typical On-Scene Incident Set Up. Establish tactical priorities. Ensure rescue/life safety/responder safety. Determine presence/absence of contamination. Identify boundaries of contamination. Stabilize the incident. Conserve property & the environment. Implement a personnel accountability system. Develop an incident action plan. Identify problems. Examine conditions surrounding the problems. Develop possible solutions. Evaluate the alternatives. Choose best option. Implement the plan. Monitor and evaluate results Recommend activation of the EOC and establish/maintain communication. Set up/establish a staging area. Consider public actions to protect the general population from hazardous material by either Sheltering in-place or evacuation. Forward numbers of Dead, Injured or Missing to the EOC Director as the information becomes known. Provide casualty estimates to base and local hospitals to assist in Incident Commander Functional Checklists 61
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date PREPAREDNESS (TERRORIST CBRNE RESPONSE CHECKLIST) ITEM # ACTION/TASK NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Recovery 1. Pre-plan for known and existing hazards. 2. Refer to Annex C for CBRNE planning and response actions. 3. Ensure that all DRF members are properly equipped, trained, and exercised to respond to a terrorist CBRNE incident/attack. determining requirements for additional medical resources. 20. Provide alert photographer and ensure access to the scene when safe to provide official documentation of the accident. 21. Protect or treat the incident site as a crime scene. Coordinate with AFOSI and FBI on investigative issues. 22. Ensure that classified material is controlled and protected, as directed by the IC. 23. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements. 24. Evaluate the situation and determine additional personnel/resources needed at the site. 25. Construct detailed plan for the situation. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. Ensure protective measures for personnel working at the incident scene. Determine the status of the incident and assess the threat of terrorists or protesters. Brief the Installation/CC and/or MSG/CC of the preliminary findings. Continually reassess the cordon size and locations of the ECP based on weather conditions and recovery operations. Coordinate with PA on all news releases. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements.
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RECOVERY (TERRORIST CBRNE RESPONSE CHECKLIST) ITEM # TASK/ACTION NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Preparedness Response 32. Serve as the senior military representative until recovery operations are complete or until relieved by a higher authority or responsible agency. 33. Analyze initial and detailed damage assessments. 34. Create a recovery plan based on priorities established by the Incident Commander Functional Checklists 62
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date PREPAREDNESS (TERRORIST CBRNE RESPONSE CHECKLIST) ITEM # ACTION/TASK NOTE: The following are links to the areas within this checklist: Response Recovery 1. Pre-plan for known and existing hazards. 2. Refer to Annex C for CBRNE planning and response actions. 3. Ensure that all DRF members are properly equipped, trained, and exercised to respond to a terrorist CBRNE incident/attack. Installation/CC. The recovery plan should include: Medical, fire fighting, security, and logistics support. Support/Recovery Team identification. Procedures to document and report resource expenditures. Contamination control. Environmental actions to prevent pollution and restore the area. Safing and removing explosives and hazardous materials. Personnel protective equipment, post-traumatic stress, bloodborne pathogen exposure, medical screening, and bioassay requirements and procedures for all victims and responders. Preparing property damage and personal injury estimates and contacting those people who suffered injury or property damage. Public affairs activities. Liaison with military, local, State and Federal investigators. Debris removal. Site restoration. 35. Ensure personnel entering the site are informed of the hazards present and equipped with proper personnel protection equipment. 36. Accomplish actions before ending major accident recovery operations involving Air Force resources. Obtain proof of existence or nonexistence of contamination. Identify, account for, or recover all classified and hazardous materials. Ensure military and local, (YOUR STATE) and Federal agencies are able to complete their duties. Remove wreckage and restore the site in coordination with accident investigation officials and if necessary, civil authorities. Request aerial photos if the situation dictates. 37. Submit reports as required in Table 1, Reporting Requirements. 38. Review/refine plans resulting from lessons learned/after action reports. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 63
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date TAB A TO APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX D TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 SAMPLING PROCEDURES CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. SAMPLING PROCEDURES ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR EDITORIAL NOTE: This checklist uses standard sampling procedures however; it must not be construed as the only was to collect samples. The checklist must be tailored to (YOUR INSTALLATION) AFB. NOTE: Do not use the sampling methods discussed here for highAll activity radiological agents, nuclear waste or special nuclear material. Under normal circumstances the Monitoring Division of the Federal All Radiological Monitoring and Assessment Center (FRMAC) will collect radiation samples. (DOE/NV/11718-181, FRMAC Monitoring and Analysis Manual) 1. Assemble the sampling team. IC/BEE/CEX Do not conduct operations in a contaminated area without backup personnel present. They should be partially dressed in the appropriate PPE and prepared to enter the area as an emergency extraction team. The size and composition of the sampling team may vary based on the size, type, and scope of the incident and the response. At a minimum, the team should consist of five personnela team leader, a two-person sampling team, and a two-person backup sampling team. 2. Plan the actions of the Sampling Team. IC/BEE/CEX Sketch the layout of the area where sampling is to take place. The layout of the room/field should be documented with dimensions, measurements, and items that might be of interest. Relevant reference points, control areas, and hazards should be annotated on the form. The diagram/sketch form can be used to brief the sampling team, which may use the form when conducting sampling operations. Mark and take note of safety hazards and any challenges that might affect the sampling operation. Mark the location of sampling points. Place documentation (Including photographs, drawings, etc.) in a large, clear, sealed bag. o Information should be facing outward so that it can be read. 3. Exercise extreme care when planning to take samples containing Incident Commander Functional Checklists 64 IC/BEE/CEX

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date ITEM # SAMPLING PROCEDURES TASK/ACTION Chemical, Biological, and Radiological (CBR) material. Some considerations include: Chemical samples. Chemical samples may include very toxic material. Packaging may be further complicated by the fact that munition fragments or other material (solid or liquid) may be included as part of the sample. Biological samples. Biological samples may include living microorganisms. Keeping the sample at the proper temperature during evacuation is essential to maintaining agent viability. Due to the perishability of some biological material, timeliness is also critical when transferring a biological sample. Quality packaging is a key factor to prevent spillage or breakage during transport. Radiological samples. Radiological samples present further challenges. Packaging and transporting samples require key radiation safety considerations (such as shielding distance and time) to minimize or preclude the occurrence of a hazard. The procedures for radiological-agent sampling are generally the same for CB sampling; however, CB sampling containers do not provide sufficient shielding to protect individuals who are carrying them. o If the primary radiological hazard is residual radioactive contamination, the sampling team could take very small quantities of low-activity environmental samples. o Very small quantities of these samples could perhaps be safely contained in CB sample containers. o The radiological hazard from these samples should be limited to alpha- and beta-emitting radionuclides. Consider physical and chemical characteristics of samples when selecting a suitable container for shipping and sampling. Ensure common sampling procedures are used to ensure quality. Use properly sized and prepared containers with an airtight seal. Keep the empty containers in a clean bag or box. Open the sample container only to add the sample. Use the proper tools to collect samples. Ensure that sampling equipment is dispATCle or that enough clean spares are available to allow single use during a sampling mission. Properly decontaminate the sampling equipment between sample locations. Collect a sufficient number of samples for accurate laboratory Incident Commander Functional Checklists 65 OPR
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date ITEM # SAMPLING PROCEDURES TASK/ACTION analysis. Generally, collect as much of a sample as the container will safely allow. Mark and record the sample locations for quality control, and note if additional samples must be taken. Sequentially number and label the sample containers and collection forms. Complete the sampling form during the sample collection. Tape or seal the container cap after closing. Double-bag the samples. Ensure a qualified escort accompanies the suspected sample during the entire evacuation process to ensure safety and to maintain the chain of custody. The Technical Escort Unit (TEU) is preferred during the entire process, but may not always be practical because of the limited numbers. o Priority for dedicated TEU assets will likely go to escorting samples from the theater installations back to the CONUS-based national laboratories for analysis and identification. Transportation of samples is time-sensitive. o The Installation/CC needs timely feedback so he/she can affect or initiate the appropriate countermeasures/ prophylaxis. OPR
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Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 2 TO ANNEX D TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 SUSPICIOUS ITEMS WITH SUSPECTED CBRNE CHECKLIST Table of Contents NOTE: The actions listed below are in approximate order; however, many actions occur simultaneously and some may deviate from sequence. All should be considered. SUSPICIOUS ITEMS WITH SUSPECTED CBRNE ITEM # TASK/ACTION OPR 1. Contact 911 if there is a suspicious object or substance that could All possibly be terrorist-related. 2. Ensure no radio transmissions are made within 25 feet of a suspected All explosive device for handheld radios, cellular phones, and 100 feet for vehicle radios (unless a greater distance is needed per AFI 91-201). 3. Direct the evacuation of buildings within the immediate area. IC SITUATION SIZE OF CORDON Bomb Threat 500 feet Improvised Explosive Device (IED) IED < 2 cubic feet 500 feet IED > 2 cubic feet or vehicle 1000 feet Suspicious Packages 4. Suspicious Substances 5. If no injuries or reactions are reported, consider dispatching an initial SFS/CEF/ IC assessment team as a non-emergency response (without lights or sirens). Based on the assessment the team may: Recommend terminating the incident. Initiate further response operations. 6. Determine if a credible threat exists based on investigative questioning IC/ by SFS, CEF and/or OSI. If there is evidence of terrorist involvement MSG/CC notify the ICC or Installation/CC. Notify Airfield Management to activate the secondary crash net to inform all agencies of events. 7. Brief Installation/CC on the incident, evidence found and submit IC/ recommendations on findings whether there is or is not a CBRNE incident.

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date APPENDIX 3 TO ANNEX D TO (YOUR INSTALLATION) CEMP 10-2 CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, NUCLEAR, AND HIGH-YIELD EXPLOSIVES FORCE PROTECTION CONDITIONS AND MEASURES These additional measures are to be used in force protection conditions (FPCONS) to help prepare for and counter Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and High-Yield Explosives (CBRNE) threats. They are only to be considered if a CBRNE threat exists. CBRNE FPCON ALPHA: Measure CBRNE ALPHA 1. Establish/review utilization plan for all hand-held CBRNE detectors (deployment and home station), if available, that will be used at home station during periods of increased threat for terrorist use of CBRNE materials. Measure CBRNE ALPHA 2. Review shelter-in-place and evacuation plans for all facilities on base or controlled by USAF personnel/units Measure CBRNE ALPHA 3. If updates from local medical care providers are not automatically received through the medical surveillance system, contact local hospitals and establish lines of communication for notification of the installation in the event of significant increase in antibiotic use or people exhibiting symptoms of exposure to CBRNE materials. Measure CBRNE ALPHA 4. Brief installation leadership if manning or capabilities do not allow for specialized teams as outlined in AFI 10-2501 (SMT, CCA, IPPD, RST, etc.) Measure CBRNE ALPHA 5. Coordinate CBRNE threat intelligence with local law enforcement agencies, to include the local FBI field office. Measure CBRNE ALPHA 6. Develop and exercise (TTX or FTX) a Detection Plan using available detectors CBRNE FPCON BRAVO: Measure CBRNE BRAVO 1. Review JSIVA, Service, and local vulnerability assessment reports. Identify specific CBRNE-related operational shortfalls in planning documents and brief to installation leadership. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 2. Have intelligence and OSI personnel provide a CBRNE threat briefing to the Threat Working Group (TWG) or equivalent. Include specific information such as: Probability of CBRNE material use against installation or local community. Type(s) and amounts of CBRNE materials that may be used. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 68

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date CBRNE materials release mechanism(s), i.e., explosive release of toxic industrial material from tanker truck, use of biological materials through pesticide sprayer, etc. Probable targets and intent of CBRNE release. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 3. Verify the interoperability of CBRNE response procedures with local community resources. In addition, coordinate CBRNE response capabilities with local responders. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 4. Establish/review process for getting key installation personnel (leadership, First Responders, Emergency Responders and specialized team members) and mutual aid resources onto the installation (in order to assist in the response/recovery effort for a CBRNE incident) when the base is locked down as part of the FPCON Delta measures. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 5. Establish/review procedures for reporting CBRNE incidents to higher headquarters and the local community. Include: Listing of the reports that are required to be sent to higher headquarters and the timeline associated with each report. Release authority for the reports that are being sent to higher headquarters. Who will submit each report, to include supporting organizations that will provide supplemental information to the designated installation point of contact. Release authority/criteria for contacting the local community in the event of a CBRNE incident on the installation. Include who has the authority to inform civil POCs of a CBRNE incident. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 6. Establish/review process for setting up a Joint Information Center (JIC) in the aftermath of a terrorist incident involving CBRNE materials. This includes the process for determining where the JIC will be located (on base, off base), and the accompanying operational procedures considering the base will probably be locked down as part of the FPCON Delta measures. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 7. Review mass prophylaxis plan for exposure to biological agents. Review includes verifying/updating personnel presently vaccinated for known biological agent threats, the availability of vaccine and prophylaxis, and the plan for distribution if directed. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 8. Ensure the information in the DCP and MCRP has been coordinated with off-base medical treatment facilities to ensure procedures have been developed for these facilities to handle contaminated casualties. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 9. Review procedures for re-supply of critical CBRNE response supplies/equipment, and establish who can provide the re-supply and the time frame. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 69

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date Measure CBRNE BRAVO 10. Secure and inspect base water supply and food storage facilities. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 11. Expand biological Public Health Awareness Plan to emphasize preventive (good hygiene) and biological attack recognition activities. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 12. As applicable assess CBRNE detection and identification capabilities. Verify stockpiles and review detection arrays and collection schedules for maximum effect. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 13. Review DCP and MCRP to ensure consideration is given to mass issuance of CBRNE pre-treatment medications, nerve agent antidotes, biological prophylaxis and/or antibiotics. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 14. Inventory CBRNE detection and protection equipment as directed or threat increases. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 15. As appropriate to the threat or when directed, develop a plan to issue CBRNE IPE to First and Emergency Responders Measure CBRNE BRAVO 16. Review MCRP to ensure consideration is given to mass issuance of CBRNE pre-treatment medications, nerve agent antidotes, biological prophylaxis and/or antibiotics. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 17. Ensure the medical surveillance system and MCRP includes triggers/criteria for personnel exposure to CBRNE materials. Measure CBRNE BRAVO 18. As appropriate to the threat or when directed develop a plan to issue CBRNE IPE to First and Emergency Responders CBRNE FPCON CHARLIE: Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 1. If a CBRNE threat exists ensure all shortages of CBRNE equipment and the potential impact is briefed to installation commander Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 2. If a CBRNE threat exists, verify operation, deploy and begin using all available CBRNE detectors (deployment and home station resources) as outlined in Detection Plan. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 3. If a CBRNE threat exists, consider routing all traffic through installation access gates that have radiation portal monitors or other CBRNE detectors installed/available. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 4. If a CBRNE threat exists, consider the use of hand-held detectors to check for the presence of radioactive materials and chemical hazards at the installation access gates. Incident Commander Functional Checklists 70

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 5. If a potential biological threat exists, consider the usefulness and feasibility of increasing the sampling rate of available biological detection systems. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 6. Consider placing mobile biological detection systems (if available) such as Dry Filter Units (DFUs) at key installation facilities (command and control, critical mission). Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 7. Ensure all personnel with IPE are briefed to have it available at all times (work, living quarters, and during transit). Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 8. Consider implementing MCRP for mass issuance of CBRNE pretreatment medications, nerve agent antidotes, biological prophylaxis and/or antibiotics Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 9. Ensure that all buildings with a Collective Protection capability are operating properly and that periodic maintenance and inspections are increased based on threat. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 10. Ensure flow of information between on and off-base medical treatment facilities participating in the medical surveillance program. Consider initiation of manual collection of data if the automated system has a 24-hour or more delay in providing results. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 11. If a CBRNE threat exists, consider placing the installation Disaster Response Force into 24-hour operations. If not feasible consider placing key DRF personnel on standby. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 12. If a CBRNE threat exists, consider activation of specialized team members and place them on standby. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 13. Ensure that DRF and if permissible, local authorities are briefed on potential CBRNE threat. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 14. If the Homeland Security Advisory System is Orange (High) or Red (Severe) determine (through MAJCOM and HQ USAF) if a Principal Federal Official (PFO) has been designated and an Emergency Response Team (ERT) is in the process of establishing a Joint Field Office (JFO). As appropriate, make contact and begin coordination for influx of forces and equipment as necessary. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 15. Accomplish CBRNE contamination avoidance measures to the maximum extent possible IAW EMP 10-2 and CE CRP. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 16. Distribute instructions for individual response to CBRNE incidents to the base populace through existing channels. Have facility managers ensure facility staff understands emergency actions to take in the event of a CBRNE attack.

Name of Wing (YOUR BASE) Air Force Base, State/Country and Zip Code Date Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 17. Validate that all CBRNE warning, notification, and reporting channels are operational, and that all parties know what announcements will be made and what reporting protocol (for terrorist use of CBRNE materials) will be followed. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 18. Increase medical surveillance activities and consider beginning vector surveillance. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 19. Increase monitoring of food and water sources, both on and off base. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 20. If a CBRNE threat exists, consider suspending/closing all nonmission essential group gatherings. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 21. If a CBRNE threat exists, consider closing dining facilities and issue MREs and/or bottled water. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 22. If a biological threat exists, consider implementing enhanced disease prevention per the DCP issuance/use of surgical masks, increased emphasis on hygiene, and sectoring medical treatment facility for medical provider protection. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 23. Ensure that if the installation has Collective Protection facilities, they are operational Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 25. If there is a credible radiological threat, consider increased AT/FP measures such as conducting random monitoring with radiological detection devices of vehicles with installation access stickers at installation access gates that do not possess radiological portal monitors. Measure CBRNE CHARLIE 24. Consider issuance of CBRNE pre-treatment supplies, biological prophylaxis, and nerve agent antidotes to the installation population, if credible threat. CBRNE FPCON DELTA: Measure CBRNE DELTA 1. Take appropriate action to finalize/complete all previous CBRNE measures not already accomplished. Measure CBRNE DELTA 2. Initiate enhanced medical surveillance procedures; include triage outside the medical treatment facility. Measure CBRNE DELTA 3. If not already accomplished and a credible threat exists, initiate collective protection.

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