Guide to SRT Responses for MABAS Box Cards. Division 5. Updated: 6/28/2018

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1 Guide to SRT Responses for MABAS Box Cards Division 5 Updated: 6/28/2018 The following procedure will guide you in designing your SRT Cards to maintain consistency in responses of the SRT. SRT Box Cards will be reviewed in October and re-issued in January on an annual basis. It is important to note that there must be a separate card for each discipline. This will eliminate any confusion by the MABAS Division Dispatch in the event of an incident. The box card templates are considered minimums for the equipment and technicians required for teams to operate safely and efficiently. Using the attached SRT box card templates, insert each Fire Department that you want to respond with technicians on each box level. DO NOT list All Division 4 and 5 Technicians on any alarm level. Refer to the SRT Technicians by FD List in this guide. MABAS Division 4 Dispatch will ensure the minimum numbers of technicians are responding. Each local fire department / district should fill in an adequate still alarm response for initial operations. Include applicable ARA s. Provide additional engines, ambulances, trucks, squads, chiefs and special equipment to support the incident operation at each alarm level. Each SRT discipline will provide a Safety Officer who will focus on the Team operations. The IC should designate a Safety Officer for the overall incident. The SRT Administrative Coordinator, Team Leaders and SRT Ops Chiefs will be notified by MABAS 4 Dispatch (via text page) and report to an incident scene as a resource for the Incident Commander. For extended operations, teams may request the deployment containers. 1

2 Interdivisional assignments are left to the discretion of the individual department/district. Choose the closest divisions (see map) with the appropriate resources. DO NOT put resources from other divisions in the Box through 5 th alarm area. The following Divisions in the region also have recognized teams: Tech Rescue Haz-Mat 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16, 20 1, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16, 20 Dive 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 12 *4, 15, 16, 24, 36, 41, 56 # 1, 2, 4, 8, 12, 15, 19, 36 Wildland (Brush Trucks) Swift / Flood Water Rescue 5, 101, 102, 103 1, 3, 24 Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Underwater Robot 3 & 24 Sonar (*=side scan; # = sector scan) Midwest Regional MABAS Divisions 2

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4 COMMON RESOURCES REQUIRED FOR ALL SRT BOX CARDS One ALS ambulance dedicated to Team, one or more for victim(s) SRT Mechanics Truck EMA (McHenry County EMA Command Trailer / Unit 56 or EMAT-1) ATV 5 Specify Canteen (QUAD 2, MESS, Salvation Army) Specify REHAB (North or South) and/or DIV 4 Rehab Bus SRT Operations Chiefs & Team Leaders The UCP-13 (Unified Command Suite) Light Tower 5 / Air 5 (These Units come together) HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCIDENT Haz-Mat 5 Decon 4 Haz-Mat Team Leaders & SRT Ops Chiefs 2 ND ALARM Support 4 Haz-Mat 4 Foam Units: FOAM 2, FOAM 4 Trailer, Abbvie Foam Engine, Waukegan ARFF TECHNICAL RESCUE INCIDENTS STRUCTURAL COLLAPSE TRT 5 LUMBER 4 Newport Heavy Rescue 1455 Tower Ladder TRT Team Leader & SRT Ops Chiefs 4

5 TRENCH STILL ALARM Two (2) Public Works Vacuum Trucks (Arrange with a local public works department. Local dispatch to notify.) TRENCH 5 LUMBER 4 Newport Heavy Rescue 1455 Tower Ladder TRT Team Leader & SRT Ops Chiefs TRT 5 CONFINED SPACE TRT 5 Tower Ladder TRT Team Leader & SRT Ops Chiefs Squad with Air HIGH ANGLE TRT 5 Tower Ladder TRT Team Leader & SRT Ops Chiefs DIVE + SONAR RESCUE INCIDENT OPEN WATER MABAS 5 Boats Water Rescue & Recovery Team Leader Dive Coordinator and Sonar Coordinator SRT Operations Chiefs Squad with breathing air Minimum of 10 DIVE techs on the box alarm for initial operations Sonar Techs, Boat and Trailer 5

6 Activation of the SRT Sonar Team is now included starting on the box alarm. If you have qualified witness interviewers and shore support then you can start a dive incident with 3 divers: 1 diver, 1 safety diver and a 90% diver Add local boats to each level of alarm as needed to support dive operations. DIVE + SONAR RESCUE INCIDENT ICE MABAS 5 Boats AIR Boats & HOVERCRAFTS Airboats: Fox Lake, Antioch, Wonder Lake. Hovercraft: Countryside Water Rescue & Recovery Team Leader Dive Coordinator and Sonar Coordinator SRT Operations Chiefs Squad with breathing air Minimum of 10 DIVE techs on the box alarm for initial operations Sonar Techs, Boat and Trailer Activation of the SRT Sonar Team is now included starting on the box alarm. If you have qualified witness interviewers and shore support then you can start a dive incident with 3 divers: 1 diver, 1 safety diver and a 90% diver SWIFT / FLOOD WATER RESCUE MABAS 5 BOATS Water Rescue & Recovery Team Leader Swiftwater Coordinator SRT Operations Chief Squad with breathing air Swiftwater Trailer 6993 Request SRT Dive and/or Sonar Team early in the incident by calling the separate Dive and/or Sonar Team Box Card #. 6

7 If you have qualified witness interviewers and shore support then you can start a dive incident with 3 divers: 1 diver, 1 safety diver and a 90% diver Add local boats to each level of alarm as needed to support dive operations. SONAR INCIDENT 2 Sonar Techs and 1 Chief for Recon Sonar Team Boat Sonar 4 Trailer MABAS 5 Boats Water Rescue & Recovery Team Leader Sonar Coordinator SRT Operations Chief Squad with breathing air Minimum of 8 techs for initial operations ** Activation of the SRT Sonar Team is now included starting on the box alarm for water and ice rescue incidents. Sonar Team will respond with the equipment and watercraft. They will review the body of water to determine the feasibility of using the sonar equipment in that respective body of water. Drop down cameras are also available. Consider requesting MABAS ROV. BRUSH / WILDLAND FIRE INCIDENT Wildland Engine 4 Wildland Trailer 5 w/atv Gurnee ATV (EMS) Spring Grove ATV Newport ATV Wildland Team Leader & SRT Ops Chiefs Tenders (water supply for brush trucks) Minimum of 20 techs on the box alarm for initial operations 4 crews of 5 firefighters each The following are designated Team Brush Trucks (NWCG Typed wildland engines) Beach Park Countryside Fox Lake 7

8 Long Grove Newport The following are designated Wildland Chiefs: Beach Park Countryside Grayslake Long Grove Additional Wildland Techs Additional Brush Trucks, Tenders, Engines The wildland team operates as a task force of wildland firefighters, chiefs / team leaders, wildland engines and other specialized equipment on the Wildland trailer. Provide additional brush trucks, engines, ambulances, ATV s and chiefs to support the incident operation at each alarm level. Consider large geographic areas. 8