READINESS LEVELS Readiness Level IV - Normal Conditions See the prevention and preparedness activities in paragraphs V.B.1 and V.B.2 above. Readiness Level III - Increased Readiness Alert key personnel. Check readiness of all equipment and facilities and correct any deficiencies. Readiness Level II High Readiness – Alert personnel for possible emergency duty. 2. Monitor situation of possible issuance of warning or alerts. Readiness Level 1 Maximum Readiness – Institute 24-hour operations. Conduct periodic communication checks. ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT Facilities and Equipment A complete listing of equipment is included in Appendix 1 of Annex M. Maintenance of Records. All records generated during an emergency will be collected and filed in an orderly manner so a record of events is preserved for use in determining response costs, settling claims, and updating emergency plans and procedures. Preservation of Records Vital records should be protected from the effects of disaster to the maximum extent feasible. Should records be damaged during an emergency, professional assistance in preserving and restoring those records should be obtained as soon as possible. Communications Protection Radio Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
READINESS LEVELS Readiness Level IV - Normal Conditions See the prevention and preparedness activities in paragraphs V.B.1 and V.B.2 above. Readiness Level III - Increased Readiness Alert key personnel. Check readiness of all equipment and facilities and correct any deficiencies. Readiness Level II – High Readiness Alert personnel for possible emergency duty. 2. Monitor situation of possible issuance of warning or alerts. Readiness Level 1 – Maximum Readiness Institute 24-hour operations. Conduct periodic communication checks. ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT Facilities and Equipment A complete listing of equipment is included in Appendix 1 of Annex M. Maintenance of Records. All records generated during an emergency will be collected and filed in an orderly manner so a record of events is preserved for use in determining response costs, settling claims, and updating emergency plans and procedures. Preservation of Records Vital records should be protected from the effects of disaster to the maximum extent feasible. Should records be damaged during an emergency, professional assistance in preserving and restoring those records should be obtained as soon as possible. Communications Protection Radio Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)