Transcript LECTURE 1
Day 1 Outline
Welcome
USPS Emergency Preparedness Overview
Emergency Preparedness Timeline
Integrated Emergency Management Plan Overview
Emergency Management Team Overview
EP District Support
Breakouts
Emergency Preparedness
(EP)
USPS EP
Briefing Slide
Background
Approach
Goals
One Plan
One Team
Agency Alignment
USPS EP
Background
Events of Fall 2001
3/02 Memo from the COO/SVRP HR;
Integrated Emergency Management
Principles to apply to postal policy for
EAP, CMP, COOP
12/02 Emergency Management Committee
(EMC-Senior Executives) and Emergency
Management Work Group (EMWGFunctional Manager) established
1/04 Emergency Preparedness Policy
Memo to implement NRP and NIMS as
required by HSPD-5
USPS EP
Approach
All Hazards Approach using National
Incident Command System (ICS) Discipline
+
=
Coordinated Emergency Management
USPS EP
Goals
Protecting
Employees
IEMP
Managing
the Crisis
Maintaining
Operations
USPS EP
One Plan (IEMP)
Combines existing plans
All-hazards approach
Annexes for specific emergency types:
grouped as human-caused, technological,
or natural
USPS EP
One Team (EMT)
Combines existing teams
Uses the national ICS discipline
Interacts with community first responders
Interacts with local public health agencies
USPS EP
Agency Alignment
Successful Emergency Management
requires close coordination among all
functions; fits across and through the
overall USPS hierarchy
Internal Stakeholders
External Stakeholders
USPS Emergency Preparedness
Background
Policy- MI and EM Guide
Enabling Tool – PEMS
Process: Installation/District
Interaction
One Plan
District
IEMP
Installation A
Plan/Team
District
Plan/Team
IEMP
District
EMT
Pool
Installation C
Plan/Team
Installation B
Plan/Team
One Team
Joins existing plans
and teams,
through the ICS
structure, to cover all
hazards/emergencies
EMT
BDS Annex:
SOP
MICT
EAP
COOP
USPIS role
USPS EP
In Conclusion
Background
Approach
Goals
One Plan
One Team
Agency Alignment
Any Questions?