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Disaster Preparedness CERT Basic Training

Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Current Event https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/houston-area-chemical-fire-expected-burn-days-n984686 https://abc13.com/itc-chemical-plant-tank-fire-continues-to-burn-for-3rd-night/5205019/ https://cbsloc.al/2uqDTsp Mon Tue Wed CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Setting the Stage CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Bell Ringer Come up with a list of natural and manmade disasters. CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Course Preview Earthquakes Landslides Floods Wildfires Hurricanes Severe Thunderstorms Tornados Tsunami Winter Storm Volcanoes Pandemic Nuclear Excessive Heat CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness 4

Preparing for a Disaster Mitigation is the reduction of loss of life and property by lessening the impact of disasters Any activity that prevents an emergency or reduces effects of hazards CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Community Preparedness: Roles and Responsibilities Key priority in lessening the impact of disasters Critical that all community members take steps to prepare Effective when addresses unique attributes of community and engages whole community CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Government Government has responsibility to: Develop, test, and refine emergency plans Ensure emergency responders have adequate skills and resources Provide services to protect and assist citizens CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Emergency Operations Plan Assigns responsibility to organizations and individuals Sets forth lines of authority Describes how people and property will be protected Identifies personnel, equipment, facilities, supplies, and other resources CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Community Leaders Have a responsibility to participate in community preparedness Participate on local collaborative planning council Identify and integrate appropriate resources into government plans Ensure that facilities, staff, and customers served are prepared CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness The Public Learn about community alerts, warnings, and evacuation routes Take training Practice skills and personal plans Network and help others Give feedback to community Report suspicious activity Volunteer CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Key Disaster Elements They are relatively unexpected Emergency personnel may be overwhelmed Lives, health, and the environment are endangered CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Impacts on Infrastructure Transportation Inability to assess damage accurately Ambulances prevented from reaching survivors Police prevented from reaching areas of civil unrest Fire departments prevented from getting to fires Flow of supplies (food, water, etc.) is interrupted Roads are closed and/or impassable CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Impacts on Infrastructure Structures Damaged critical facilities (hosputals, fire stations, police precincts, airports) unable to function normally Increased risk of damage from falling debris Communication Systems Survivors unable to call for help Coordination of services is hampered Families and friends cannot communicate CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Impacts on Infrastructure Utilities Loss of service Increased risk of fire or electrical shock Limited access to fuel, pumps that may not work Loss of contact between survivors & service provider Water Service Medical facilities hampered Inadequate water flow, which results in notice to boil water and hampered firefighting capabilities Increased risk to public health CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Impacts on Infrastructure Fuel Supplies Increased risk of fire or explosion from fuel line rupture Risk of asphyxiation Financial Services ATM machines do not work Credit card systems inoperable CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Hazards from Home Fixtures Gas line ruptures Displaced water heaters or ranges Damage From falling books, dishes, other cabinet contents Electric shock or injury From displaced appliances, office equipment Fire From faulty wiring, overloaded plugs, or frayed electric cords CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Preparing for a Disaster Know local hazards, alerts, warning systems, evacuation routes, and sheltering plans Consider important elements of disaster preparedness Address specific needs for yourself and people you know CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

When a disaster strikes Home Evacuation, but where to? Shelter in place Work/School How do you get home, can you get home, where to go if you can’t go home? What do you have on your person or in car? CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness Sheltering Shelter in place: sealing a room Identify internal room Stay for several hours Store supplies Shelter for extended stay Stay for several days or up to 2 weeks Store emergency supplies Mass care or community shelter Take 3-day disaster kits Shelters provide most supplies CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness