Interactive Training for All-Hazards Emergency Planning, Preparation, and Response for Maintenance and Operations Field Personnel (2015) / Chapter Skim
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99 APPENDIX C Screening Survey Responses Screening Survey Results NCHRP Synthesis 44-12 All-Hazards Emergency Training and Exercises for Maintenance & Operations Personnel Note that these results may not appear in the same order as the questions in the survey questionnaire.
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100 3. Does your DOT or public works agency outsource maintenance and operations functions to contractors?
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101 • Traffic control • Traffic management center staffing • Transit infrastructure repair and replacement • Tree trimming Local • Asphalt overlay • Construction • Electrical, high voltage • Equipment repair • Fire alarm maintenance • Generator maintenance • Knockdowns • Lighting maintenance and repair • New installations • Paving • Road reconstruction • SCADA controls programming • Security alarm maintenance • Signage projects • Snow and ice control • Snow removal • Street sweeping, mechanical • Traffic signal installations • Traffic signal maintenance and repair • Trucking • Refuse and recycling collection • Road reconstruction • Rodent control • Paving, storm sewer pipes • Vehicle maintenance and repair • Water and Sewer operations and maintenance • Utility repair
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102 4. Does your organization provide training, drills, and/or exercises to its maintenance and operations field personnel in Emergency Operations, Hazards Awareness, or related functions?
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103 If "No", please indicate the reasons why your DOT or public works agency has not implemented an Emergency Operations and Hazards Awareness training or exercise program that incorporates its field personnel: All State Local Inadequate facilities and other resources (e.g. PCs, Internet)
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106 7. List of Other Resources used for Emergency Operations and Hazards Awareness training: State • California Specialized Training Institute (CSTI)
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107 9. Does your DOT or public works agency use performance metrics or other tools in assessing the effectiveness of training?
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109 13. What problems or challenges has your DOT or public works agency encountered in incorporating field personnel into emergency exercises?
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110 15. List of relevant links to web pages for Emergency Operations and Hazards Awareness training/exercise programs State FEMA website www.azdema.gov http://dotweb/organization/operations/highwaymaintenance/index.asp (Author's Note: This link is to an internal intranet)
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111 17. Comments regarding Unaddressed Needs/Gaps State Coordination between fire and police Funding Insufficient training frequency More targeted training for support personnel (e.g., human resources, procurement, budgeting, construction, etc.
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