List of Appendices Appendix A – Exercise Safety brief Appendix B – Initial Responders Briefing by Directing Staff Appendix B1 – Operational Commanders Briefing by Directing Staff Appendix B2 – Tactical Commanders Briefing by Directing Staff Appendix C – Exercise Timeline Appendix D – Scenario Photo Appendix E – Site Map Appendix F – Umpire Evaluation Template Appendix G – Multi-Agency Debrief Form Appendix H – Contacts / Staff List Appendix I – Role players Appendix J – Channels Appendix K - Injects Introduction JESIP context
Exercise [name / identifier] Ambulance – [enter name of organisation(s) involved] Fire & Rescue - [enter name of organisation(s) involved] Police – [enter name of organisation(s) involved] Wider Responders - [enter name of organisation(s) involved] Location and date of exercise [Enter date and location here] Exercise Aims, Objectives and Learning Prompts Overall Exercise Aim: This exercise tests the interoperability of emergency services and responding partners at the operational and tactical command levels in response to a multi-agency incident. Exercise Objectives: To test how effectively the emergency services commanders co-locate in order to support joint working; To test whether relevant information is effectively communicated across the emergency services throughout the incident; To test the effective co-ordination of emergency service activity; To test whether, collectively and individually, the 3 emergency services effectively manage associated with the incident; To test whether a common ‘situational awareness’ is shared across the emergency services in their response to an incident; and, To debrief and capture lessons identified and where appropriate upload those lessons onto the JESIP Joint Organisational learning (JOL) App on Resilience Direct. Exercise Learning Outcomes by Principle: Principle: Co-location Principle: Communication Objective: To test how effectively the emergency services Commanders co-locate when arriving at the incident and at regular intervals afterwards. Objective: To test whether relevant information was effectively communicated across the emergency services throughout the incident. Learning prompts: Learning prompts:
Appendix B2 – Tactical Commanders Briefing by Directing Staff Appendices Appendix A – Exercise Safety brief Appendix B – Initial Responders Briefing by Directing Staff Appendix B1 – Operational Commanders Briefing by Directing Staff Appendix B2 – Tactical Commanders Briefing by Directing Staff Appendix C – Exercise Timeline Appendix D – Scenario Photo Appendix E – Site Map Appendix F – Umpire Evaluation Appendix G – Multi-Agency De-Brief Form Appendix H – Contacts / List Appendix I – Role players Appendix J – Radio Channels Appendix K - Injects
[The following pages can be printed for use by umpires at exercise and this text deleted] UMPIRE NAME: LOCATION: DATE: OBJECTIVES Operational/Tactical Delete as appropriate Communication Is common terminology used? Is Airwave interoperability talk group used? Is relevant information shared across all services and control rooms throughout the incident? Were commanders easily identifiable? Were tabards worn? What was each other’s organisation/response? Was M/ETHANE used to pass information to control?
[Insert details here in line with your scenario] From To VHF Airwave notes FRS Operational Commander Fire Control Incident ground only FRS Control room to determine Incident ground comms will be via vhf radio channel 1 and 3 Police Operational Commander Police Control Police Service Control room to determine Incident ground comms will be via by airwave Ambulance Operational Commander Ambulance Control Ambulance Service Control room to determine Incident ground comms will be via by airwave FRS Tactical Commander Ops Commander May utilise vhf depending on location and geography of incident Police Service Control room to determine interoperability talkgroup Police Tactical Commander Ops Commander Police Service Control room to determine interoperability talkgroup Ambulance Tactical Commander Ops Commander Police Service Control room to determine interoperability talkgroup