The outline below provides a description of each Emergency Support Function: ESF ESF #1 Transportation Transportation Safety – Parking Services Restoration / recovery of transportation infrastructure Movement Restrictions Damage and impact assessments on transportation capabilities Coordination with telecommunications and information technology ESF #2 Communications – asset holders Restoration and repair of telecommunications infrastructure Protection, restoration, and sustainment of cyber/IT resources Infrastructure protection and emergency repair ESF #3 Public – Infrastructure restoration Works & Engineering Engineering services and construction management Emergency contracting ESF #4 Firefighting Coordination of fire protection measures – Maintenance of fire suppression equipment Support and coordination with external firefighting operations Coordination of incident management and response efforts ESF #5 – Issuance of mission assignments Emergency Coordination with Executive Policy personnel Management Incident Action Planning Coordination with Administrative and Finance Management personnel Mass sheltering Mass feeding operations ESF #6 Mass Care – Emergency assistance and Human Services Access and functional ESF #7 Resource Support Logistics Planning – Implementation of Mutual Aid / Memorandums of Understanding Emergency Procurement Identifying / Maintaining resource lists and development of gap analyses ESF #8 Public Health Coordination with hospitals, clinics, etc. – Responding to public health and Medical Services emergencies Mental health services Mass casualty/Mass Fatality management/support ESF #9 Search and Rescue Coordination and support of structural and/or search – operations on campus Local knowledge related to the physical layout of campus grounds and facilities Coordination with law enforcement, fire service, and EMS personnel Coordination with ESF 17 and ESF 7 for volunteer management Oil and hazardous materials response (chemical, biological, ESF #10 – Hazardous radiological, etc.) Materials Environmental and cleanup Risk assessment / Hazard identification
The outline below provides a description of each Emergency Support Function: ESF ESF #1 – Transportation Transportation Safety Parking Services Restoration / recovery of transportation infrastructure Movement Restrictions Damage and impact assessments on transportation capabilities ESF #2 – Communications Coordination with telecommunications and information technology asset holders Restoration and repair of telecommunications infrastructure Protection, restoration, and sustainment of cyber/IT resources ESF #3 – Public Works & Engineering Infrastructure protection and emergency repair Infrastructure restoration Engineering services and construction management Emergency contracting ESF #4 – Firefighting Coordination of fire protection measures Maintenance of fire suppression equipment Support and coordination with external firefighting operations ESF #5 – Emergency Management ESF #6 – Mass Care and Human Services Coordination of incident management and response efforts Issuance of mission assignments Coordination with Executive Policy personnel Incident Action Planning Coordination with Administrative and Finance Management personnel Mass sheltering Mass feeding operations Emergency assistance Access and functional ESF #7 – Resource Support Logistics Planning Implementation of Mutual Aid / Memorandums of Understanding Emergency Procurement Identifying / Maintaining resource lists and development of gap analyses ESF #8 – Public Health and Medical Services Coordination with hospitals, clinics, etc. Responding to public health emergencies Mental health services Mass casualty/Mass Fatality management/support ESF #9 – Search and Rescue Coordination and support of structural and/or search operations on campus Local knowledge related to the physical layout of campus grounds and facilities Coordination with law enforcement, fire service, and EMS personnel Coordination with ESF 17 and ESF 7 for volunteer management ESF #10 – Hazardous Materials Oil and hazardous materials response (chemical, biological, radiological, etc.) Environmental and cleanup Risk assessment / Hazard identification
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