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Unit 8 2017a Edition CERT Basic Training Unit 8 Terrorism and CERT 8 1 Unit Objectives Define terrorism Identify potential targets in the community Identify the eight signs of terrorism ID: 913969

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Terrorism and CERT

CERT Basic TrainingUnit 8

2017-a Edition

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CERT Basic Training

Unit 8: Terrorism and CERT

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Unit Objectives

Define terrorism

Identify potential targets in the community

Identify the eight signs of terrorism

Identify CERT operating procedures for a terrorist incident

Describe the actions to take following a suspected terrorist incident

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Unit Topics

What Is Terrorism?

Terrorist Targets

Terrorist WeaponsCBRNE IndicatorsPreparing at Home, Work, and in Your NeighborhoodCERTs and Terrorist Incidents

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What Is Terrorism?

The unlawful use of force or violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives

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Terrorism in the Past

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Terrorist Goals

Mass casualties

Loss of critical resources

Disruption of vital servicesDisruption of the economyHeightened fear

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Terrorist Targets

Seats of governmentKey Industries

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Terrorist Targets

Bridges, subways, tunnels, and other key transportation facilities

Water supplies and utilities

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Terrorist Weapons: CBRNE

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C

hemical2. Biological3. Radiological4. Nuclear5. High-yieldExplosives

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Chemical Weapons

Blister agents

Blood agents

Choking agentsNerve agentsRiot-control agents

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Biological Weapons

Routes of exposure:

Inhalation

IngestionAbsorption

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Radiological Weapons

Considered a higher threat because components are easy to obtain

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Nuclear Weapons

Derives destructive force from nuclear reaction

Affected area is larger as contaminated objects spread

Potential for casualties extends beyond initial attackLong-term effects difficult to monitor and track

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High-Yield Explosives

Weapon of choice for terrorists

Used in 80% of attacks

Military munitions: grenades, mortars, artillery, missilesNewer explosives called “improvised explosive devices” or IEDsAny device created in an improvised manner used to destroy, disfigure, distract, or harass

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Assessing the Risk

Types of terrorist weapons in order of greatest risk (least to greatest):

Nuclear

ChemicalRadiologicalBiologicalHigh-yield explosives

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Eight Signs of Terrorism

Surveillance

Elicitation

Tests of securityFundingAcquiring suppliesImpersonation or suspicious peopleRehearsals and dry runsDeployment

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Attack Has Occurred or Is Underway

Vapor clouds or mists

Unscheduled spraying

Materials or equipment unusual for the areaUnusual odors or tastesOut of place and unattended packagesLeaking packages

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See CBRNE Indicators?

If you observe any indications of a terrorist incident you should:Not touch itMove away from object or areaReport it to authorities immediately

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Physical Signs of Chemical-Biological Attack

Sick or dead animals, fish, or birds

Large number of persons seeking medical attention

Multiple victims exhibiting similar symptomsMultiple casualties without obvious signs of trauma

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Preparing at Home, Work, Neighborhood

Personal and family safety is first priority!CERT members are NOT equipped or trained to respond to terrorist incidentsTerrorism incident scenes are also crime scenes

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Prepare for Terrorist Activity

CBRNE events are survivable

Preparing for terrorist incidents similar to preparing for natural hazards

Review Unit 1 guidelinesCertain actions more relevant to CBRNE

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Shelter-in-Place Procedures

Shut off ventilation systems

Go to your shelter-in-place room

Use precut plastic sheeting to cover air openingsTape sheeting over doors, windows, ventsUse duct tape to seal other areasListen to a battery-powered radioVentilate room once contaminants are gone

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CERT Basic Training

Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Shelter-in-Place Materials

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CERT Basic Training

Unit 1: Disaster Preparedness

Sheltering in Place

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Protection from Radioactive Fallout

Go deep inside a building (distance/shielding)

Stay inside (time)

Stay tuned

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Basic Decontamination Procedures

Leave the contaminated area

Take decontamination action

Remove everythingWash handsFlush the entire bodyBlot dry

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Basic Decontamination Proceedures Cont.

Report for decontaminationFood safety

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Treating Others

First priority for a CERT member is personal safetyTake self-protective measures onlyDo not attempt to treat victims in contaminated areaTell victims about decontamination procedures

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What Professional Responders Will Do

Follow sizeup steps:What is going onHow bad the situation is and how much worse it could getWhat measures can be taken to control the incident safelyWhat resources will be needed

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Unit Summary

Terrorists attack to:

Intimidate the government or the civilian population

Further their objectivesTheir goals are to:Create mass casualtiesDisrupt critical resources, vital services, and the economyCause fear

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Unit Summary (cont’d)

Terrorist Weapons

1.

Chemical2. Biological3. Radiological4. Nuclear5. High-yield Explosives

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Incident Zones

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Understand, but do not establish, zones

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Unit Summary (cont’d)

CERT Protocol for Terrorist Incidents

Terrorist incidents are a stop sign!

Do not proceed if you suspect terrorist activitySimple guidelines:Do not touchMove away from object or areaReport it to authorities immediately

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CERT Basic Training: Orem/Provo Extra

Next Steps for New CERTs

2016-11-07

Next Steps for New CERTs (Handout)

Help in class (sign-in desk, help teach)

Help in mocks (committee, safety officer, moulage)

Respond to team activations

Gear: Maintain, expand (

www.bit.ly/certgear

)

Refresh training (student manual, IS-317)

New training (annexes, supplemental, FEMA, CPR/AED)

Other organizations (Red Cross, ARES, MRC)

Get your amateur radio (ham) license

Community service (+sign up for community alerts)

Encourage others to get trained!

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CERT Basic Training

Unit 3: Disaster Medical Operations — Part 1

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Links (Orem)

Print a map for your neighborhood from

www.oremcitydrill.com/about.html

Review hazard mitigation plan at bit.ly/utcty-mitigationSign up for alerts at alerts.orem.orgRead Orem’s emergency plan atwww.oremcity.org/emergency-managementCheck out bit.ly/certforum and bit.ly/certwikiFacebook: Like “Orem City CERT”

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Links (Provo)

Print a map for your neighborhood from

www.provo.org/Home/ShowDocument?id=2240

Review hazard mitigation plan at bit.ly/utcty-mitigationSign up for alerts at bit.ly/provo-alertCheck out bit.ly/certforum and bit.ly/certwikiFacebook: Like “Provo CERT”

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CERT Basic Training: Orem/Provo Extra

Mock Disaster Drill Review

2016-10-30

Mock Disaster Drill “Warm Wash”

What prepared you the most/least?

What did you like most/least?

What would you change?

What would you change about class?

Location & scenario

Sign-in, food, sign-out, cleanup

Incident Command System

Moulage & victim placement

Briefings & hot washes

Comms

& logistics

Triage & search/rescue

Medical treatment

Distractions & confusions

First responder hand-off