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Mission Statement. The O hio S pecial R esponse T eam Inc. is a broad based unit able to respond to a variety of emergencies and disasters in support of civil authorities. Our Purpose. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Mission Statement
The Ohio Special Response Team Inc. is a broad based unit able to respond to a variety of emergencies and disasters in support of civil authorities.
Our PurposeTo support local, State and Federal authorities in
the event of a natural and/or manmade disaster or emergencies.
To provide assistance to authorities relating to non-disaster situations and/or incidents.
To conduct training programs on subjects related to emergency situations.
To offer educational courses to the general public relating to the mission of the organization.
CapabilitiesOSRT has the capability to respondto many different events/incidents.
> Lost person rescue/recovery.
> Natural disaster.
> Man-made disaster.
> Support authorities in other capacities.
Insurances 1. Insurance – liability, medical, property, vehicles.
2. Workers’ Compensation
ORC 4123.03 Employees performing special services for the State or political subdivision.
If the state or any political subdivision thereof, including any county, township, municipal corporation, school district, and any institution of or agency of the state, employs, enlists, recruits, solicits, or otherwise secures the services of any organization, association, or group of persons and the members thereof, …….
TrainingC.E.R.T.Search & RescueHAZMAT OPSDive Recovery TeamHigh Angle RescueCanine TeamsEMTsRegister NurseFEMA CoursesCommunication SpecialistAircraft
TRAINING -2009> High Angle Rescue
> Emergency Responder Sign Language> GPS> Wild Edible Plants> Man Tracking
> Security
> Vehicle Traffic Control
> Helicopter Landing Zone
Training -continued
> Wilderness First Aid Course > New Member Orientation
> Basic 1st Aid, CPR, AED
> Identifying & Preservation of Evidence
> Confined Space Awareness
> Swift Water Awareness
> NASAR SARTECH III, II, ADSAR, I
High Angle Rescue Training
Mansfield, Ohio
May 16-17, 2009
Training - continuedField Training Exercise (FTX) 4-7 Jun 09
Hidden Hollow Camp> Agenda - Training
~ Man Made Hazards – EOD Ashland County Sheriff ~ Practical Crime Scene – Crime Lab Richland County Sheriff
~ High Voltage – American Electrical Power~ Bomb Search – EOD FBI
~ Canine Training – K9 Expert from Indiana
> Guests > ODNR Mohican Park Supervisor> Richland County EMA
FBI-BOMB SEARCH
OSRT K-9 TEAMS
K-9 TRAINING
Richland County Crime Lab Evidence Collection and Protection
CRIME SCENE AND EVIDENCE PROTECTION
Training - continuedUpcoming training early 2010
> Hazmat Operations
> Wide Area Search
> Amateur Radio Course
> Lost Person Behavior – one instructor
> Evidence Preservation
> Meth Labs
> Advanced Search and Rescue
Training -continued Field Training Exercise 5-7 Jun 2010
> Survival Skills / Bivouac> Hazardous Devices> Helicopter Safety> Communications> Canine Training > Land Navigation
TrainingFEMA ESF #9 / SAR Job Title 35
* Credentialing requires 28 courses.
* Most courses requires a written and/or practical examination.
* Training to National Standards
* Qualified Instructor's that are trained to national standards
* Background Check
Training Standards> NFPA 1006 Technical Rescuer
NFPA 1670 Operations & Training
> ASTM F 1490 Terminology SARASTM F 1583 CommunicationsASTM F 1591 Visual Signals –Ground to AircraftASTM F 1616 Wilderness ResponseASTM F 1633 Techniques in Land SearchASTM F 1847 Minimum Skills for CaninesASTM F 1848 SAR Dog Crew/TeamASTM F 1879 Demonstrating Obedience/Agility K9ASTM F 2209 Level I Land SARASTM F 2685 Level II Land SAR
> FEMA – draft standards for canines and land SAR ESF #9 Typing 508.8
> National Association of Search and Rescue
Great Lakes SAR Conference15 – 17 Oct 2010
* 21 courses of instruction
* All instructors experts in there subject material
FEMA
Private nonprofit and private-sector organizations that can provide a specific disaster-related service to Federal, State, local, and tribal governments are encouraged to establish preincident operational agreements with emergency management agencies.
Volunteer & Donations Mgt Support Annex X
Non-Profit 1. OHIO CORPORATION
2. FEDERAL 501 (c) (3)
> International Organization of Standards (ISO)
> 22399 Guidelines for incident preparednessand operational continuity management.
ISO 22399 Incident preparedness & operational
Future Development> 12 – 15 units
> Members per unit - 20
There is a need for trained volunteer emergency responders that can respond to unfortunate events when they occur.
OSRT was formed to meet the challenges posed by our changing
world.
Contact Information
Ohio Special Response Team, Inc597 Park Ave. East
Mansfield, OH 44905419-528-0041
