9011

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Partnership Roles in Partnership Roles in Incident ManagementIncident Management

CaptainCaptainRob PatrickRob Patrick

CaliforniaCalifornia Highway Patrol Highway Patrol

9033

Reduce Exposure Time at Reduce Exposure Time at the Scene!the Scene!

9044

What are Secondary What are Secondary Incidents?Incidents?

Accident or incident which occurs as a Accident or incident which occurs as a result of the initialresult of the initial

Collisions which occur in the back-up Collisions which occur in the back-up (can be miles away)(can be miles away)

Traffic congestion on non-related Traffic congestion on non-related highways and surface streetshighways and surface streets

Injury to responders by inattentive or Injury to responders by inattentive or impaired driversimpaired drivers

Inability for other responders to arrive Inability for other responders to arrive at the incident due to congestionat the incident due to congestion

9055

Initial Scene Initial Scene ManagementManagement

Fire Fire DepartmentDepartment

Fire CaptainFire Captain Chief OfficerChief Officer

9066

Roles and ResponsibilitiesRoles and Responsibilities

Freeway incidentsFreeway incidents rarely involve the rarely involve the response of one single response of one single agency agency

Each response agencyEach response agency has a specific task in has a specific task in anan incident incident

9077

Specific Agency NeedsSpecific Agency Needs

Vehicle FiresVehicle Fires FiresFires Vehicle AccidentVehicle Accident Patient CarePatient Care Helicopter LZHelicopter LZ Haz MatHaz Mat

9088

Evidence PreservationEvidence Preservation

Firefighting Foams Firefighting Foams (ARFFF)(ARFFF)

Clothing Clothing Waste ManagementWaste Management Scene SecurityScene Security Seatbelts Seatbelts

9099

Evidence PreservationEvidence Preservation

Car KeysCar Keys StatementsStatements Mechanism of Mechanism of

injuryinjury Obtain ID or Obtain ID or

licenselicense Skid MarksSkid Marks Debris Debris

901010

Appropriate Use of Appropriate Use of FlaresFlares

SafetySafety Facing TrafficFacing Traffic Flammable MaterialsFlammable Materials Pattern Directs Traffic Away From Pattern Directs Traffic Away From

SceneScene Stacking FlaresStacking Flares ExtinguishesExtinguishes

901111

When to Mark and When to Mark and MoveMove

Non-Injury AccidentNon-Injury Accident

Permission given by CHPPermission given by CHP

Tires can be markedTires can be marked

Vehicle can be drivenVehicle can be driven

901212

Four Measurable Four Measurable ObjectivesObjectives

Reduce the time for Reduce the time for incident detection and incident detection and verificationverification

Proper and safe on-Proper and safe on-scene management of scene management of personnel and personnel and equipment, while equipment, while keeping as many lanes keeping as many lanes open to traffic as open to traffic as possible. possible.

Reduce Reduce clearance timesclearance times

Providing Providing timely and timely and accurate accurate information to information to the publicthe public

901313

Thank YouThank You

Contact InformationContact Information

Enforcement Services DivisionEnforcement Services DivisionCommercial Vehicle SectionCommercial Vehicle Section

Captain Rob PatrickCaptain Rob Patrick (916) 445-1865 (916) 445-1865