Whom to report to Sample Clauses

Whom to report to. The staff alerted will report to the DOC Manager or other individual, if designated. The Assistance Health Commissioner of Community Health Services or EP Supervisor will review the responsibilities of assigned staff and consult with them to ensure they are able to receive and process responding personnel. Upon reporting to the DOC, the staff will be received, checked in, provided an incident summary, assigned and integrated into their role. At this time, the staff could be deployed to another location in support of the incident response. All reasonable efforts will be made to inform HCPH employees who will be deployed to another location, on what to prepare for in relation to time expected for deployment and providing the appropriate packing list information. No HCPH staff member will self-deploy to an incident response.
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Whom to report to. Staff alerted will report to the DOC Manager or other individual, as designated. Upon reporting to the DOC, the staff will sign in, be provided with an incident summary, and assigned and integrated into their role in the ICS. At this time, the staff could be deployed to another location in support of the incident response. All reasonable efforts will be made to inform RPH/SCHD employees who will be deployed to another location, on what to prepare for in relation to time expected for deployment and providing the appropriate packing list information. No RPH/SCHD staff member will self-deploy to an incident response.
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