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ALERTING AND INITIAL ACTION ............................................................................................. 5  \n1.1. FLOWCHARTS ........................................................................................................................................... 5  \n1.1.1. Alerting Flowchart ......................................................................................................................................5  \n1.1.2. Initial Action Flowchart...............................................................................................................................6  \n1.2. NOTIFYING THE MEC AND CAO OF AN EMERGENCY................................................................................. 7  \n1.3. EMERGENCY FAN-OUT ............................................................................................................................. 7  \n1.4. DECISION TO ACTIVATE THE EOC/EMERGENCY PLAN ............................................................................... 8  \n1.5. INITIATE NOTIFICATION FAN-OUT ............................................................................................................ 8  \n2. ACTIVATING THE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTRE (EOC) .....................................11  \n2.1. OPENING THE EOC.................................................................................................................................. 11  \n2.1.1. The Primary EOC is located at: .................................................................................................................11  \n2.1.2. An Alternate EOC is located at:................................................................................................................11  \n2.1.3. An Alternate EOC IS LOCATED AT: ...........................................................................................................11  \n2.2. Set up For the Activated EOC ................................................................................................................. 12  \n3. ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS................................................................... 14  \n3.1. INTERNAL COMMUNICATION CONTACTS ............................................................................................... 14  \n3.2. COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS FOR INTERNAL USE ................................................................................... 14  \n3.2.1. District Land Line Telephone System........................................................................................................14  \n3.2.2. P25 Radios ................................................................................................................................................ 15  \n3.2.3. Local Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) ......................................................................................16  \n3.2.4. FRS Radios................................................................................................................................................. 16  \n3.2.5. Texting ...................................................................................................................................................... 16  \n4. COMMUNICATING WITH THE SITE ....................................................................................... 18  \n5. ATTENDING THE SITE ............................................................................................................... 20  \n6. COMMUNICATING WITH PROVINCIAL EM&FS..................................................................22  \n7. COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS FOR THE PUBLIC .................................................................22  \n7.1.1. Mass Notification Systems: ......................................................................................................................22  \n8. PUBLIC ALERTING ........","cbCaijTslUzrKPOj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijTslUzrKPOj","pdf",548356,49,"English","# 1. Alerting and Initial Action\n## 1.1. Flowcharts\n## 1.2. Notifying the MEC and CAO of an Emergency\n## 1.3. Emergency Fan-Out\n## 1.4. Decision to Actvate the EOC/Emergency Plan\n## 1.5. Initiate Notification Fan-Out\n# 2. Activating the Emergency Operations Centre (EOC)\n## 2.1. Opening the EOC\n## 2.2. Set up For the Activated EOC\n# 3. Establishing Communications Systems\n## 3.1. Internal Communication Contacts\n## 3.2. Communication Systems for Internal Use\n# 4. Communicating with the Site\n# 5. Attending the Site\n# 6. Communicating with Provincial EM&FS\n# 7. Communication Systems for the Public\n## 7.1.1. Mass Notification Systems\n# 8. Public Alerting\n## 8.1.1. Alternate Methods of Alerting the Public\n# 9. Logistics\n## 9.1. Assembling Equipment, Supplies and Materials\n## 9.2. Using Emergency Power (Back Up)\n## 9.3. Securing the EOC\n## 9.4. Staffing the EOC\n# 10. Daily Activities During the Emergency\n## 10.1. Daily Schedule\n## 10.2. List of Daily Events\n## 10.3. Media Releases\n## 10.4. Distribution of Schedules\n# 11. Documenting the Event\n## 11.1. 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