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84 APPENDIX B Survey Questionnaire NCHRP Synthesis 44-12 All-Hazards Emergency Training and Exercises for Maintenance & Operations Personnel Introduction Dear AASHTO Special Committee on Transportation Security and Emergency Management (SCOTSEM) , AASHTO Subcommittee on Maintenance, American Public Works Association (APWA)
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86 Glossary and Acronyms Glossary and Acronyms This Glossary is based primarily on NCHRP TCRP Vol. 9 and HSEEP Volume I Glossary: Drill.
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87 recovery phases and (2) exercise their roles during the preparedness phase.
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88 Incident. An event that affects normal operations, requires attention, and has the potential to precipitate an emergency or crisis.
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89 IS Independent Study LTAP Local Technical Assistance Program M&O Maintenance and Operations NIMS National Incident Management System NRF National Response Framework TTAP Tribal Technical Assistance Program VOIP Voice Over Internet Protocol Background Questions Background Questions 1. How many employees does your DOT or public works agency employ?
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90 3. Does your DOT or public works agency outsource maintenance and operations functions to contractors?
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91 6. 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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92 We Do Not Use Required Voluntary Center for Domestic Preparedness (FEMA) Emergency Management Institute (FEMA)
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93 10. What is/are your DOT's or public works agency's preferred delivery method(s)
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94 effectiveness of training? If Yes, please describe these metrics or tools: 13.
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95 14. Are there any gaps or unaddressed needs in your current program to train field personnel for their role in Emergency Operations and Hazards Awareness?
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96 Table-Top Exercises Workshops on Emergency Operations and/or Hazards Awareness Seminars on Emergency Operations and/or Hazards Awareness Comments: if you have any comments regarding exercises, please provide below: 16. What problems or challenges has your DOT or public work agency encountered in incorporating field personnel into emergency exercises?
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97 Questions on Guidance Documents Questions on Guidance Documents Note that all questions in this section refer to documents which guide your DOT's or public work agency's emergency training and exercise programs.
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98 Please advance to the next page to review your responses. Please Review Your Responses Thank You!
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