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WHAT DO FIRST RESPONDERS EXPECT DURING A SCHOOL INCIDENT?. John Nohr Fire Chief Clark County Fire & Rescue. Emergency Managers think about:. Prevention Mitigation Preparation Response Recovery. What are our threats?. Natural Hazards. Earthquakes Severe wind Tornadoes Lightning
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WHAT DO FIRST RESPONDERS EXPECT DURING A SCHOOL INCIDENT? John Nohr Fire Chief Clark County Fire & Rescue
Emergency Managers think about: • Prevention • Mitigation • Preparation • Response • Recovery
Natural Hazards • Earthquakes • Severe wind • Tornadoes • Lightning • Hurricanes • Floods • Wildfires • Landslides/Mudslides • Tsunamis • Volcanic eruptions
Technological Hazards • Explosions or accidental releases from industrial plants • HazMat release from within the school • HazMat release from highways or railroads • Radiological release from nuclear power plants • Dam failure • Power/Water failure
Biological Hazards • Infectious diseases (influenza, TB, staph, meningitis) • Contaminated food outbreaks (salmonella, botulism, E.coli) • Toxic materials present in school labs
Adversarial, Incidental, and Human-caused Threats • Fire • Active shooters • Criminal threats or actions • Gang violence • Bomb threats • Domestic violence and abuse • Cyber attacks • Suicide
Preparation • Mass Casualty Incident training • MCI Kits • Evacuation plans • Buses
First Responders want to stop forward progress of the incident
Fire/EMS will work with Law Enforcement to preserve evidence
We want to know that there is a plan And that the plan is being followed…..
Initial Patient Traige • START- Simple Triage and Rapid Assessment • RPM- Respirations, Perfusion, Mental Status
Patient Care Areas • Access Corridor • Triage (secondary) • Red • Yellow • Green • Black
Demobilization • Can take minutes to days depending on the incident • Fire • Building collapse • HazMat release • Active shooter
Recovery • Physical • Mental • Community
Q&A John Nohr Clark County Fire & Rescue John.nohr@clarkfr.org