Transcript NG CERFP AO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
National Guard CBRNE ENHANCED RESPONSE FORCE PACKAGE (NG CERFP)
101 BRIEF
Version TY-11 Search Extraction Decon / Medical FSRT
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
NG CERFP Mission
On Order: Responds to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or high yield explosive (CBRNE) incident and assists local, state, and federal agencies in conducting consequence management by providing capabilities to conduct patient decontamination, emergency medical services, and casualty search and extraction.
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Formative Dates
• May 2003---Chief NGB directs the standup of a “CBIRF” like capability within the National Guard • August 2004---12 States stood-up a capability to respond to a CBRNE incident with the capability to perform mass casualty decon and medical treatment and triage – Note: All 12 passed an External Evaluation conducted by 1 st Army Observer Controller Teams and 5 th • Oct 2005---States completed Search and Extraction training • Dec 05 – Dec 06---NGB & ARNORTH update draft T&EOs for Mass Casualty Decontamination and drafted T&EOs for C2, Medical and Search and Extraction • FY06---Congressional legislation directed the establishment of five additional NG CERFP teams for a total of 17 (FY06 NDAA)
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Formative Dates (cont.)
• May 2006---NGB receives Joint Requirements Oversight Council (4-star level) approval for the NG CERFP capability • June 2006---CNGB announced the 5 New States (GA, MN, NE, OH, VA); October 2007 projected date for validation • September 2006---NGB, ARNORTH & JITEC conduct Decon & Medical MTT pilot course at Camp Dawson, WV.
• November 06---NGB J3 requested ARNORTH Support in the External Evaluation of the 5 New States • December 2006--- NG CERFP T&EO finalized and CERFP JMETs drafted • September 2007---Three of five New States complete their EXEVAL and validated by TAG, (Remaining two validated April & June 2008) • March 2009 ---Full Operational Capability (FOC) for the NGB CERFPs
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Joint Staff Validation
NG CERFP is a validated program with an approved mission. CJCS validated CERFP as a Joint Capability and requested DoD fund the Program in the 08-13 POM. JROCM signed 17 August, 2006.
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
CERFP Organization and Training
CASUALTY EXTRACTION MTOE Eng CO (50 Pax) CERFP Command & Control MTOE BN HQ C2 (16 Pax) DECON MTOE Chem CO (75 Pax) MEDICAL ANG Medical Group (45 Pax) FATALITY SEARCH AND RECOVERY (FSRT) ANG Recovery Team (11 Pax)
This capability is dual mission and modular Units provided additional specialized equipment and training to conduct operations in a CBRNE/Collapsed structure environment Must complete an External Evaluation every 24-36 months Specialized equipment meets NIOSH/OSHA Standards Authorized 14 additional days per year over the 39 days of statutory training Units trained to operate within the National Incident Management System Receive NFPA certified search and extraction training and meet to operate in confined space collapsed structure HAZMAT Operations level trained IAW OSHA Regulation 1910.120
At least one NG CERFP in each FEMA Region Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Battalion Level Command and Control Element
Establishes Commanders Critical Information Requirements (CCIR) for the CERFP ADVON Team Recall, assemble and brief CERFP elements for deployment Ensures personnel recalled and ready to deploy within 6 hours of notification Operates within the National Incident Management System; and plans all CERFP incident site operations in support of the Incident Commander’s IAP.
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Oklahoma City
Casualty Search and Extraction Element
MTOE Engineer Company / ANG Red Horse Squadron
Wash, DC Beaufort, SC
Receive NFPA certified training to operate in collapsed structures and confined spaces Specialized equipment meets NIOSH/OSHA standards Trained to operate within the National Incident Management System
Version: TY-11
Listening Devices and Thermal Imaging Cameras Extraction Tool Kit UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO Non-Ambulatory Decontamination Lane
Mass Casualty Decontamination Element
MTOE Chemical Company
Chemical / Radiological Monitoring-Ambulatory Decontamination Generator and Water Distribution Site Ambulatory Decontamination Re-dress Area
Establish CBRNE response decontamination site Force sizing and specialized equipment designed to support the mission operational objectives of 75 non-ambulatory and 225 ambulatory personnel per hour throughput
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Air National Guard Medical Group
Medical Element
Provides medical triage, injury stabilization and treatment for CBRNE casualties Ten medical personnel complete a collapsed structure confined space and pre-hospital trauma life support course of instruction; provide medical triage in confined spaces capabilities Supports the throughput of 75 non-ambulatory and 225 ambulatory per hour
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Fatalities Search and Recovery Team (FSRT)
Air National Guard Services Flight Coordinate CERFP Incident Commander IAP fatalities recovery operations Conducts search and recovery of CBRNE fatalities to be turned over to the IC Trained to the HAZMAT Operations level Aligned to support each CERFP state FSRT also operate in Level B PPE with PAPR
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
NG CERFP Alert Options
Command and Control Team Alert Recall:
Option 1
---Recall per CERFP CONOPS, ready to deploy NLT 6 hrs after notification (i.e. unplanned emergency deploy scenario)
Option 2
---Recalled and Pre-positioned (e.g. NSSE)
Option 3
-- Recalled and placed on “stand-by” at Home Station Armories/Hangers (i.e. imminent threat notification) •M-Day (traditional Guard) status until activated •Utilization in State Active Duty, Title 32 or Title 10 •5 AGRs per CERFP (2 Majors, 3 E7s)
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Concept of Operation Response Timeline
N+0 N+1.5 N+3< N+6 N+8 < N+ 12
CST ADVON CST MAIN
Version: TY-11
CERFP ADVON CERFP MAIN
Incident Site
Hot Zone Local & State First Responders NG CERFP
Staging Area Or
NG CERFP
Assembly Area NG CERFP Main Deploys to Assembly Area or Staging Area CERFP Tier II & III Response Operations N+6 to N+72 Hours
CSTs & NG CERFP Provide A Phased Capability
•
CSTs detect and identify CBRNE agents/substances, assess the effects and advise the local authorities on mitgating the effects of the attack and assist with request for other forces
•
CERFPs locate and extract victims from a contaminated environment, perform medical triage/treatment, conduct patient/casualty decontamination and fatalities recovery.
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
NG CERFP Concept of Operations
Hot Zone WMD-CST Survey Team FSRT Ops CERFP Search & Extraction With Integrated Medical Personnel WMD-CST monitoring Warm Zone Casualties Collection Medical Triage CERFP Decon Cold Zone Incident Command Post WMD-CST Survey Team
Version: TY-11
Wind Direction Medical Monitoring as needed Non-Ambulatory Transport WMD-CST monitoring
Chemical / Radiological Monitoring
Medical Treatment
Civilian Patient Evacuation
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
National Response Spectrum
Military Response…National Guard Military Response…NG and AC Reinforcing Response Immediate Response NGB JOC JFHQ-State JOC JTF-State Incident
SA & Joint C2 throughout Tiered Response
WMD-CST x 5 WMD CST NGRF NG CERFP NGRF Traditional Forces Pre-Event
Version: TY-11
Local Emergency Services Mutual Aid Agreements & Interstate Compacts First 12 Hours 12-24 Hours 24-48 Hours National Guard 48-96 Hours 30 Days UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Planned End State FY13
Region IX Hawaii Region IX CERFP States HRF States WA Region X OR ID NV Region IX CA UT AZ MT Region VIII WY NM CO ND SD NE KS OK
Canada
MN IA MO WI MI Region V ME Region I VT PA Region III OH MD NY Region II NJ NH MA CT IL IN WV VA KY NC TN AR SC MS AL GA TX LA VI FL
Mexico
PR
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
NG CERFP Mission Planning
• The NG CERFP will operate within the supported/supporting State’s Emergency Management Incident Command (IC) System.
• NG CERFP will not be in the lead but in a supporting role when requested via the Emergency Management System.
• CERFP response operations will be organized and supported within the tiered response of Local, State, and Federal responders.
• NG CERFP will work in coordination with other military forces and commands as part of the overall national response of local, State and Federal Assets.
• NG CERFP may be pre-positioned at designated locations in anticipation of a potential CBRNE incident i.e. a possible threat based on up to date and vetted information, or at a designated National Special Security Event (NSSE)
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
NG CERFP Mission Planning
(cont.) • If federalized, the NG CERFP will operate under the operational control of the supported COCOM.
• NG Forces employed may also include the WMD CSTs, EMEDS, Combat Service Support, Chemical, Engineering and other elements required for emergency support.
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Key CERFP Employment Elements
This supports applicable State and Federal response plans: • Local Authorities (Incident Commander) • CST (for CWA/TIC/TIM threat characterization) • State Authorities (Gov, TAG, SEMA) • Federal Authorities (FEMA, COCOM)
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
WMDCST Support of the CERFP Mission
EXAMPLES • Provide HAZMAT certification training assistance to NG CERFP Units • Conduct onsite Liaison Operations with the IC • Coordinate with JFHQ-State on alert and deployment of NG CERFP per IC request • Facilitate Receiving, Staging, and Onward Integration (RSOI) of NG CERFP • Secure communications support during CERFP incident site operations • Sustained incident site hazard characterization (e.g. plume model, agent degradation/decay rate data)
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
NG CERFP C2 Element Training Requirements
• Search and Extraction (24 hours) CMD element personnel attend the MTT vendor delivered CERFP C2 Extraction Mission Staff Planning course.
• Other Required Training: CERFP CONOPS/Operational Capabilities of a CERFP in support of HLD (JITEC) HAZMAT OPS (24 hours) (Local Fire Academy, JITEC) NIMS and ICS (online) Emergency Response to Terrorism (online) • C2 Element participates in the EXEVAL train up (crawl, walk, run phases); and scheduled annual collective exercises. C2 members are also asked to attend the (annual/semi-annual) JITEC Observer-Controller training IOT provide O/C support for the TY/FY EXEVAL schedule.
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
NG CERFP S&E Element Training Requirements
• Basic Casualty Search and Extraction Course (75 hours) Conducted at the Response International Group, Inc. training facilities in Oklahoma City, OK NFPA certified to operate in confined space collapsed structures • Other Required Training: HAZMAT OPS (24 hrs) (Local Fire Academy, JITEC) NIMS and ICS (online) CERFP CONOPS/Operational Capabilities of a CERFP in support of HLD Emergency Response to Terrorism (JITEC) Combat Lifesaver (CLS-40 hrs) recommended not required for validation • CMD/Staff members attend the MTT vendor delivered C2 Extraction Mission Staff Planning course (24-hours) • S&E Element participates in the EXEVAL train up (crawl, walk, run phases); and scheduled annual collective exercises. S&E members are also asked to attend the (annual/semi-annual) JITEC Observer-Controller training IOT provide O/C support for the TY/FY EXEVAL schedule.
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
NG CERFP Decon Element Training Requirements
• Eight (8) days of training – NET on Casualty/Patient Decon System, and the Mobile Mass Decon Trailer – HAZMAT Ops – CONOPS/Operational Capabilities of a CERFP in support of HLD – NIMS and ICS – Emergency Response to Terrorism – Patient/Mass Casualty Decon procedures, to include integration with the Medical Teams • CMD/Staff members attend the vendor MTT delivered C2 Extraction Mission Staff Planning course (24-hours) • The Decon Element participates in the EXEVAL train up (crawl, walk, run phases); and scheduled annual collective exercises. Decon members are also asked to attend the (annual/semi-annual) JITEC Observer-Controller training IOT provide O/C support for the TY/FY EXEVAL schedule.
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
NG CERFP Medical Element Training Requirements
• Eight (8) days of training: HAZMAT Ops (24 hours) CERFP CONOPS (JITEC) Operational Capabilities of a CERFP in support of HLD – Medical Overview and EMEDS Equipment Set Familiarization – Hands-on integration with DECON team operations NIMS and ICS (online) Emergency Response to Terrorism (online) • • Other Required Training: Ten (10) Airmen must attend the CERFP Basic S&E Course (75 hours) Emphasis on medical PHTLS and some engineering support tasks CMD/Staff members attend the vendor MTT delivered C2 Extraction Mission Staff Planning course (24-hours) The Medical Element participates in the EXEVAL train up (crawl, walk, run phases); and scheduled annual collective exercises. Medical members are also asked to attend the (annual/semi-annual) JITEC Observer-Controller training IOT provide O/C support for the TY/FY EXEVAL schedule.
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
NG CERFP Fatality Search and Recovery Team
• Five (5) days of training: HAZMAT OPS (24 hours) (Local Fire Academy, JITEC) CONOPS/Operational Capabilities of a CERFP in support of HLD (JITEC) – Coordinated training with the CERFP S&E element – Technical decontamination NIMS and ICS (online) Emergency Response to Terrorism (online) • The FSRT Element participates in the EXEVAL train up (crawl, walk, run phases); and scheduled annual collective exercises. FSRT members are also asked to attend the (annual/semi-annual) JITEC Observer-Controller training IOT provide O/C support for the TY/FY EXEVAL schedule.
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Summary
• CERFP: A regional Response Force Package with the capabilities to extract victims from a contaminated environment, perform patient / casualty decontamination, medical triage and treatment, and the recovery of fatalities in support of an IC, and civil or military authorities • • • • Manning MTOE Units M-Day (traditional Guard) status until activated Utilization in State Active Duty, Title 32 or Title 10 5 AGRs per CERFP (2 Majors, 3 E7s) • • • • Training/Certification MOS/AFSC Qualified NIMS Compliance OSHA Hazmat Operations NFPA Technical Rescue Certification Equipment specialized equipment meets NIOSH/OSHA Standards
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO
NGB CERFP 101 Brief
Questions
Q1
. Why is March 2009 a formative date in the NGB CERFP program?
A1.
Full Operational Capability (FOC) for the NGB CERFPs (slide #)
Q2
. What is the Operations level course all CERFP members must complete?
A2.
Hazmat Operations (OSHA 1910.120) (slide #)
Q3.
authority validates the CERFP readiness?
A3.
Each CERFP will complete an EXEVAL before validation; what level of The State TAG. (slide #)
Q4.
Identify the 3 CERFP Command and Control Team Alert Recall Options
A4.
Pre-position, Recall and ready to deploy NLT 6 hrs after notification, and Pre-staged at Home Station (slide #)
Q5.
What capabilities do medical personnel completing the Search and Extraction training provide the CERFP?
A5.
Medical triage in confined spaces capability (slide #)
Q6.
What are the operational throughput objectives of the Decon Element?
A6.
75-non-ambulatory casualties and 225 ambulatory casualties per hour (slide #)
Q7.
What is the mission of the CERFP FSRT?
A7.
Conduct the search and recovery of fatalities from a CBRN incident.
Version: TY-11
UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO