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?