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Incident Management Update and Control Room Operations
Overview of Current Incident Situation
Reviewing the latest update and ongoing operations at the incident site:
Key Incident Details
- Declared: Major incident at 12:30 hours.
- Location: Kevin Quarry, Ramshorn, Elliston Road.
- What3words: Holds, dried, siesta.
- Type: Landslide.
- Hazards: Unstable ground, petrol, oil, lubricants, potential further landslides, adverse weather.
- Access: Elliston Road.
- What3words: Motor, latitude, blur wreck.
- Casualties: 20 confirmed (10 P3, 5 P2, 5 P1) and 30 unaccounted for.
- Emergency Services: Police, Fire, Ambulance.
- Rescue Operations: Commenced at 13:30 hours with specialised technical services.
- Casualty Clearing Station: Established.
- Next Steps (JESIP): Scheduled for 15:30 hours.
Importance of Documentation and Communication
Insights into the significance of documenting updates and maintaining effective communication:
Documentation and Log Keeping
- Reasons for Documentation: Ensures accuracy and provides a record for reference.
- Full Disclosure: All information should be communicated fully, especially for new responders.
Control Room Operations
Handling Updates: How the Control Room processes and utilises updated information:
- Response Evaluation: Assessing resource deployment and operational adjustments based on updated details.
- Continuous Coordination: Ensuring ongoing communication between incident command and the Control Room.
- Shift Management: Rotating personnel to maintain continuity and efficiency.
Resource Coordination and Hospital Liaison
Resource Allocation: Coordination efforts and considerations for hospital preparedness:
- Resource Allocation: Allocating appropriate resources based on casualty severity and transportation needs.
- Hospital Preparedness: Liaising with hospitals to ensure readiness for incoming casualties.
Effective incident management involves a collaborative effort between on-site responders, the Control Room, and healthcare facilities to ensure a coordinated response to the ongoing incident.
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