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Go-Kits

Go-Kits. City of Rowlett R.A.C.E.S. What are “Go-Kits”?. It is what you need to operate at an incident It is what you need to sustain yourself at an incident (food, water, etc.) whether the incident is long (days) or short (hours)

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Go-Kits

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  1. Go-Kits City of Rowlett R.A.C.E.S.

  2. What are “Go-Kits”? • It is what you need to operate at an incident • It is what you need to sustain yourself at an incident (food, water, etc.) whether the incident is long (days) or short (hours) • It must be portable and you must be able to carry it wherever you need to go • Don’t forget, it may need to support your family if the incident effects your home, or being able to get to your home.

  3. What are some minimum recommendations? • Hardhat (properly marked) • Reflective vest • Jacket • Boots • Lightweight raingear • Copy of SOP • Map of the area • HAZMAT Guidebook • Flashlight • Binoculars • Dual band HT • Charged Batteries • A “Power Pole” standard adapter to charge you batteries • An ear bud with a 12 foot extender • Antenna adapters, coax connectors/cables to • connect your HT to the PL-259/UHF connectors • Tools (screwdriver, pliers, etc.) DON’T FORGET FOOD AND WATER (enough for you and your family)

  4. Additional items to bring • BLANK copies of BLMRS cards and any other form in the MOP. • Pen’s/Pencil’s • Clipboard/Notebook • Be able to cut your kit down to fit the duration of the incident • When you arrive at the incident, carry the kit with you. Don’t expect to be able to have the time to walk back to your car. • Include personal stuff if you think you’ll need it (medicines, spare glasses, spare contacts, etc.) • BE READY TO BE SELF SUPPORTING

  5. Final Thoughts • A lot of this stuff you should already have. • Don’t go out and buy all of this stuff. Ask around, some folks may have extras • Accumulate it over time. • Questions?

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