Go Kit Checklist Once you registered as an SAP Evaluator, prepare a Go Kit so you are ready when called. Most items on this checklist will fit all disasters, but the need for some items depends on the type of disaster or field conditions. Extra clothing, towels  Personal hygiene supplies  Protection and safety Personal identification (driver’s gear Cellphone with  license is OK) charger Dust or  Prescription medication for at respirator Earplugs  least Gloves the length of stay + 2 days  Flashlight w/ extra batteries  Sleeping bag and inflatable Hand sanitizer or hand wipes  mattress, depending on conditions Hard hat Insect repellant Rain   gear, rubber boots Safety glasses  Safety shoes Safety whistle    Other items Small first aid kit Sunscreen   (depending on field conditions)  Water container or canteen  Binoculars (to observe conditions too Water purification tablets high or remote to see easily) (depending on conditions) GPS unit w/charger and batteries Knee pads Magnetic   compass Reading materials (for  Field work tools Lockable  Reflective safety vest  backpack (most things can Shower slippers, if in camp  be stored in this) setting Small  Clipboard Field manuals  radio w/batteries (for and 45 if you do not have – Swiss army knife or these, obtain from the Applied Tape measure Waterproof   Technology paper or notebook Contact your  Council, www.atcouncil.org)  professional Paper or notebook Professional  organization to let them know you ID card SAP identification card  are available for deployment after w/lanyard you hear about an event. SAP identifying clothing, if available Waterproof marking pens   Waterproof writing pens or pencils Necessary personal items  Credit card, traveler’s checks, and/or cash, including phone change
Go Kit Checklist Once you registered as an SAP Evaluator, prepare a Go Kit so you are ready when called. Most items on this checklist will fit all disasters, but the need for some items depends on the type of disaster or field conditions. Protection and safety gear  Cellphone with charger  Dust or respirator  Earplugs Gloves Flashlight w/ extra batteries  Hand sanitizer or hand wipes  Hard hat  Insect repellant  Rain gear, rubber boots  Safety glasses  Safety shoes  Safety whistle  Small first aid kit  Sunscreen  Water container or canteen  Water purification tablets (depending on conditions) Field work tools  Lockable backpack (most things can be stored in this) Clipboard  Field manuals and 45 – if you do not have these, obtain from the Applied Technology Council, www.atcouncil.org)  Paper or notebook  Professional ID card  SAP identification card w/lanyard SAP identifying clothing, if available  Waterproof marking pens  Waterproof writing pens or pencils Necessary personal items  Credit card, traveler’s checks, and/or cash, including phone change Extra clothing, towels  Personal hygiene supplies  Personal identification (driver’s license is OK) Prescription medication for at least the length of stay + 2 days  Sleeping bag and inflatable mattress, depending on conditions Other items (depending on field conditions)  Binoculars (to observe conditions too high or remote to see easily) GPS unit w/charger and batteries  Knee pads  Magnetic compass  Reading materials (for  Reflective safety vest  Shower slippers, if in camp setting  Small radio w/batteries (for Swiss army knife or  Tape measure  Waterproof paper or notebook  Contact your professional organization to let them know you are available for deployment after you hear about an event.
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