201.05E WHO SHOULD BE EVACUATED, RED CROSS RESPONSIBILITIES  SHELTER SITES
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What is the primary responsibility of the Red Cross during an evacuation?

  • To manage shelters once long-term sheltering has been identified (correct)
  • To secure the evacuation routes for residents
  • To conduct risk assessments for residents who choose not to evacuate
  • To notify residents about evacuation procedures
  • Who is responsible for selecting shelter sites during an evacuation?

  • Local government officials based on available resources
  • The Incident Commander at the time evacuation is ordered (correct)
  • Sector officers coordinated by the Red Cross
  • The Red Cross after assessing community needs
  • What should happen if a resident refuses to evacuate despite being informed of the risks?

  • They should be forcibly removed from the area
  • Their choice should be ignored for their safety
  • They should receive additional safety equipment
  • They should be noted for follow-up while being allowed to stay (correct)
  • What is the maximum time required for the Red Cross to mobilize personnel and supplies to shelter sites?

    <p>Three hours</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What roles need to be assigned at each shelter by the Incident Commander?

    <p>A Red Cross representative and an Occupant Services officer</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Evacuation Protocol

    • Evacuate all residents and workers from the identified danger area.
    • If a resident chooses not to evacuate, inform them of associated risks.
    • Document non-evacuating residents and notify the Evacuation Branch for follow-up.

    Red Cross Responsibilities

    • The Red Cross is responsible for managing shelters once long-term sheltering needs are assessed.
    • Early notification to the Red Cross is essential for efficient operation.
    • The Red Cross requires up to three hours to assemble personnel, equipment, and supplies for shelters.

    Shelter Site Selection

    • Identify shelter sites early in the evacuation planning process.
    • Site selection must occur immediately when evacuation orders are issued by the Incident Commander.
    • Assign Sector officers to each selected shelter site.

    Fire Department and Shelter Coordination

    • Allocate Fire Department resources to support shelters, particularly for opening and initial staffing.
    • Provide emergency medical support and information management as needed.
    • Assign a Red Cross representative and an Occupant Services officer to each shelter for effective management.

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    This quiz covers the essential procedures for evacuation during emergencies, focusing on who should be evacuated and the responsibilities of the Red Cross in managing shelters. Understanding these protocols is crucial for ensuring safety during crisis situations.

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