Renton Fire & Emergency Services MCI Training Review the ICS system Realize the need for each member to know ICS Understand how ICS will help the efficiency.

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Renton Fire & Emergency Services MCI Training Review the ICS system Realize the need for each member to know ICS Understand how ICS will help the efficiency and effectiveness of response Understand how ICS relates to MCI operations

Responsibilities of Command

Functions of Command

Communication

Developing a Tactical Worksheet

Organizational Structure: (Getting Good at Drawing Boxes) When Command When Operations When Groups/Division Who fills the Box?

Initial Response IC Lt. / Capt. Medical Group FF Fire Control Group Driver/FF Triage FF

Reinforced Response: A IC BC/SO Medical Group FF Fire Control Group Lt. / Capt. Extrication Group Lt. / Capt. FF Lt. FF Triage FF Treatment FF

Reinforced Response: B IC BC/SO Medical Group FF Fire Control Group Lt. / Capt. Extrication Group Lt. / Capt. Med Lt. FF Triage FF Treatment FF Staging Area Lt. / Capt. Safety BC/SO FF Med

Transfer of Command Incident Conditions Tactical Work Sheet Progress Safety Considerations Status of Assigned Resources Additional Needs

King County MCI Monthly Incidents

Objectives Relate KC MCI plan more appropriately to calls we see frequently Rank vs Boxes Active vs Passive Response Role Play Scenarios

Frustrations! So many plans-what to do? Is this an MCI? Can I declare an MCI? ?????????

Organizational Positions Incident Commander Medical Group Supervisor Triage Treatment Transport

Incident Commander Responsibilities Size-up 360/scene survey Establish command Request resources/declare MCI Manage resources/staging Accountability Safety

Incident Commander Simply Put… Stabilize the Scene Stabilize the Vehicles Stabilize the Patients

Medical Group Supervisor (MGS) Responsibilities 3 T’s Request Resources from IC Manage Resources Accountability Safety

Triage Responsibilities Initial Triage Numbers Flag, Tag, and Number Request Resources Manage Resources Harvesters Coordinate with Treatment / Extrication Re-triage Safety

Triage Determining Patient Color START Triage Airway Respirations >30 Absence of Radial Pulse Unconscious / Unable to Obey Commands Color Based on Mechanism

Treatment Responsibilities Establish / Announce Treatment Area Use Colored Tarps!!!! Request Resources Manage Resources Coordinate with Transportation Re-triage Document Safety

Transportation Responsibilities Ensure Adequate Resources Establish Transport Corridor EARLY Activate Hospital Control Manage Resources Document Safety

Other Common Groups Fire Control / Vehicle Stabilization Extrication Harvesters

FF’s-Which Box is YOURS? IC MGSTriageTreatmentTransportation

The Truth! Any member may be IC! Any member may be MGS! Any member may be Triage! Any member may be Treatment! Any member may be Transportation!

NEWSFLASH!!! Your BOX may trump RANK

What If……. What if I don’t do IC? What if I don’t perform Triage right away? What if I don’t declare MCI/need for resources? What if I don’t establish a transport corridor?

Supplies What’s in your belt? Cell phone

Active vs Passive—It’s up to You No knowledge = Passive Knowledge = Active No Practice = Passive Practice = Active

Scenarios

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