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This document is part of section 5 of Preparing Scotland ISBN 978 0 7559 5905 1 This document is also available in pdf format (412k)
1. Introduction
2. Objectives for a combined response
3. Scottish emergency management framework Local management Operational level Tactical level Strategic level
4. The emergency services immediate response Initial response of the emergency services Initial control Incident officers Immediate actions: Police Fire and Rescue Service Scottish Ambulance Service Medical Incident Officer Maritime and Coastguard Agency
5. Managing the scene of a localised emergency Cordons: Inner cordon Outer cordon Traffic management cordon Incident control post Forward control point Rendezvous point Marshalling area Casualty clearing stations Maritime emergencies Aircraft emergencies
6. Multi-agency management of emergencies
7. Mutual aid
8. Public information and media liaison Public Communications Group At or near the scene if a Public Communications Group is not required At a national level
9. Assistance provided through Strategic Co-ordinating Group partnerships
10. Military assistance
11. Scottish Government response
12. Emergency services communications General Airwave interoperability Communications management Airwave safe distances Resilient Telecommunications Network National Emergency Alert for Telecommunications ( NEAT) Access Overload Control ( ACCOLC) RAYNET
13. Investigation and inquiries General Evidence
Annex 1: Definitions 36
Annex 2: Roles and responsibilities of key responders 38 Police Fire and Rescue Service Scottish Ambulance Service NHS Boards Maritime and Coastguard Agency Scottish Environment Protection Agency Local authorities The armed forces Category 2 responders and others Voluntary organisations
Page updated: Wednesday, November 05, 2008