1. 2013Q3

2. Rehab Officer (or Rehab Group Supervisor)
Highlights from Snohomish Co. Fire Chiefs Rehab Guideline:
Established by IC when conditions indicate rest and rehabilitation warranted
Call sign REHAB
May have more than one Rehab function depending on size/complexity of event
Preferably a certified Paramedic (may be assigned other firefighters upon arrival)
Normally a resource that functions under or within Staging
Location to be determined by IC and Rehab Officer, and should;
be large enough accommodate multiple crews
allow for removal of PPE to facilitate cooling
be far enough away from scene and hazards including vehicle exhaust

3. Rehab Officer (or Rehab Group Supervisor)
Personnel should be sent to Rehab:
After use of 2nd 30 min. SCBA bottle
After use of 1st 45 min. or larger SCBA bottle
After 40 minute of intense work without SCBA
When deemed necessary by IC, Company Officer or by Crew/ Team Leader

4. Rehab Officer (or Rehab Group Supervisor)
Duties include, but are not limited to:
Ensure availability of essential Rehab resources (i.e. water, electrolytes, medical monitoring equipment, food, blankets, etc.
Ensure medical care available and the rest, rehydration and accountability take place
Ensure appropriate Rehab checklist is followed
Ensure Rehab Record is completed for every individual entering and leaving Rehab
Ensure that Rehab Protocol as stated on Rehab Record is followed for each individual entering and leaving Rehab

5. Rehab Officer (or Rehab Group Supervisor)

6. Staging Area Manager (Staging)
Highlights from Snohomish Co. Fire Chiefs IMS Guideline:
Staging is defined as an area where personnel, equipment and miscellaneous resources are located for an incident.
Staging area shall normally be located in a close proximity of an incident for rapid deployment of manpower and equipment.
Staging area may have an officer assigned by the IC to record incoming and outgoing manpower and equipment

7. Staging Area Manager (Staging)

8. Base Area Manager (Base)
Highlights from Snohomish Co. Fire Chiefs IMS Guideline:
Base is defined as an apparatus assembly area.
Base shall normally be located in a close proximity of an incident for deployment of manpower and equipment in three minutes or less.
Base may have an officer assigned by the IC to record incoming and outgoing manpower and equipment.
If no officer assigned, first company in base answers for base.
Apparatus at Base shall be parked as directed an manpower shall remain together for quick assignment

9. Base Area Manager (Base)