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Fire and Rescue Radiological Training
Date/Time: 5/21/2012 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: Fort Mill Fire Department
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This is the required training prescribed by federal regulations to teach emergency classific...



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More about the Emergency Operations Center

In emergency situations, the EOC provides resources to support on-scene emergency operations. The day-to-day office staff of emergency management are also given the responsibility of monitoring any developing natural and man-made situations and making the appropriate emergency notifications.

In larger scale emergencies, the EOC is activated and representatives from county, municipal, and state departments gather to coordinate response and recovery activities. The York County EOC is equipped with state-of-the-art technology to assist in information gathering, assessment, and public notification. The EOC is adjacent to the public safety telecommunications division and is linked by the computer aided dispatch system, as well as the EvenTracker Emergency Management Messaging Program.

Specific tasks performed by the EOC before, during and after an event include the following:

  • Situation Assessment
  • Emergency Planning and Training
  • Consequence Management
  • Multi-agency Coordination
  • Executive Decision Making
  • Public Information Briefings
  • Resource Management
  • On-Scene Management and Coordination
  • Recovery Operations
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How safe are commercial nuclear power plants?
How can the nuclear station be cooled after a situation like in Japan?
Can the nuclear station blow up?
What do I do if the nuclear plant blows up?
How will I be notified of an emergency at the nuclear station?
What do I do when I hear an outdoor warning siren?
What happens to my children if an incident happens at the Catawba Nuclear Plant during school hours?
Where do I go if there is an incident at the Catawba Nuclear Plant?
Are there plans in place in the event of an accident at the nuclear station?
Will the "NUKE PILLS" protect me from radiation?
Can the nuclear station withstand an earthquake?
What should I do if we have an earthquake?
Where are the tornado shelters?
Can York County be hit by a Tsunami?


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