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Welcome to the KE7HLR Emergency Communications Resource Center!
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The KE7HLR Clean-Up Project
The Incident Command System provides a uniform standard for incident management. One of the key components is a standardized method for getting information to the people who need it. A set of "standard" forms have been developed for gathering needed information and passing it to where it needs to be, but each agency seems to have its own version of these "standard" forms. While all the variants contain the same information, no two forms look or feel the same. Many are copies of copies; many have been reduced in size and don't fill the complete sheet of paper they're printed on. The KE7HLR Clean-Up Project is an effort to apply a uniform style of formatting to the layout of the variou "standard" ICS forms, as well as to apply this uniform style to other forms and paperwork useful in Emergency Communications work.
• ICS 205 — Incident Radio Communications Plan
• ICS 205A — Communications List
• ICS 213 — General Message
• ICS 214 — Unit Log
• ICS 216 — Radio Requirements Worksheet
• ICS 217 — Radio Frequency Assignment Worksheet
• ICS 309 — Communications Log
• ICS 309-SE — Modified Log for Special Events
• ICS 309-SRD — Modified Log for SKYWARN Appreciation Day
• Activation/Assignment Information — Checklist of the information you'll need when activated.
• Extended Radiogram — An ARRL-format Radiogram that's easy for non-Hams to fill out.
• Individual Availablility Assessment — Self-evaluation of your availablility. Safety First!
• Net Control Check-in Log — Record of personnel check-ins to a Net.
• Net Control Bulletin Log — Record of bulletins posted to a Net
• Rapid Damage Assessment — Checklist for prioritizing emergency response. Based on CERT-L.A. form.
The Emcomm Knowledge Base
The following items are designed to help you increase your effectiveness as an Emergency Communicator.
• Personal Go-Kit for Emergency Communications — KE7HLR's presentation at EmcommWest 2008
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Emergency Communications