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    Introduction In order to sufficiently define and explain how vulnerable populations are, in fact vulnerable, it is important to first define them. In accordance with this, it is crucial to address in what ways they are vulnerable. Specifically in disastrous circumstances communities need to know what population among them is vulnerable and how they can be appropriately supported. Vulnerable Populations: A definition In our modern society, it is easy to point out what populations might be…

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    Emergency Management Plan

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    Meri Hamilton FOUN 3000 Dr. Kaminsky 03 December 15 Policy for School Safety Purpose of the Plan: The purpose of the [School Name] Emergency Operations Plan (School EOP) is to provide information on how to respond to emergency incidents by outlining the responsibilities and duties of [School Name] and its employees. This plan has been customized to meet the specific and unique needs, capabilities and circumstances found at [School Name]. No later than the first day of July of each year, the…

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    a. I am a member of the South Carolina Department of Public Safety’s (SCDPS) Emergency Management Unit. The main issue I have as a team leader is developing emergency plans for “Hurricane Operations” while integrating multiple agencies and functions to effectively evacuate the coast. I need to develop a team who can serve multiple purposes and capabilities. Specifically, the ability to supply personnel to support more than 1200 traffic control points off of the coast and inland 90 miles. This…

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    D & H Mining, Inc. employed me for two months as an off side (return side) roof bolter at the No. 3 mine. Danny Tucker owns and operates the No. 3 mine and Gerald Ball is the section foreman. No. 3 mine produces coal with a continuous miner. The day shift worked from 7 am to 5 p.m., 10 hour shifts Monday through Thursday and eight hours on Fridays and every other Saturday. I carried the Personal Dust Monitor (PDM), when the company conducted dust surveys to measure the respirable dust…

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    Unexpected events that involved a significant amount of casualties are very stressful and require everybody's effort. For this reason, hospitals have in place a plan that will help the employees in these situations. My facility emergency response plan can be found online with all the policies and procedures. Accessing it is very easy. It is required that all employees know where to find this valuable information. Randomly the clinical coordinator will come on the floor and make sure that…

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    Additionally, the Response and Recovery go hand in hand. However, the Response portion of the Comprehensive Emergency Management Model refers to any activities that help to stop the spread of a disaster or emergency that is currently taking place (United States Department of Veterans Affairs, 2015). To better explain, Response is enacted at the same time the incident is taking place (Ryan, 309). There are three goals associated with an emergency response, the first is to protect the public, the…

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    Considering all factors are the hospital ready in case of a catastrophe, plans are in place, and a couple of drills exercised are not on a regular base, in fact, note the last test, was during the Ebola breakout when citizens were just going crazy. One of the perimeters that were in place at that time was asking every patient had he or she been out of the country in the last three months. Remember to start with the mitigation/preparedness where activities that undertake in advance to lessen the…

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    Environmental factors that occur in Los Angeles make the area extremely vulnerable to debris flows. Because the debris flows descend into highly populated areas, the city of Los Angeles has put forth numerous efforts to control debris flows and the impact they have on housing developments. The Los Angeles County Flood Control District (now titled Sedimentation Section of the Hydraulic Division of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works) is responsible for the safety of the eight…

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    THIRA Synthesis Essay

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    Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (THIRA) and the Emergency Operations Plan (EOP). These two types of policies are very relative to each other in the sense of identifying threats/hazards and what should be done in the event of an emergency. Within the THIRA plan, there is a four-step process that must be developed for a complete report (DHS, 2013). These specific four pieces are vital to create a plan that will be able to…

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    to Ready.gov (2018), the official website of the Department of Homeland Security: “Businesses and their staff face a variety of hazards: Natural hazards—like floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and earthquakes, health hazards such as widespread and serious illnesses like the flu, human-caused hazards including accidents and acts of violence, and technology-related hazards like power outages and equipment failure” (Business, para 1.) If your restaurant is in an area likely to flood, try to keep…

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