PUAOPE022 — Manage logistics for a complex incident

1 Establish logistics section

• 1.1Initial briefing is obtained from the Incident Controller and Incident Controller’s intent is confirmed and questions are asked
• 1.2Forecast operational, planning and other incident activities including logistical requirements are determined
• 1.3Logistics section objectives and tasks are identified, in accordance with requirements of the incident action plan and Incident Controller’s intent
• 1.4Logistics structure for incident is developed and required logistical resources are identified and obtained
• 1.5Logistics units are established, tasks are delegated, and briefings are provided to personnel
• 1.6Safe work practices and health and welfare arrangements for work area are established

2 Develop logistics plans

• 2.1Logistics plans for the delivery of resources, services, facilities and materials including demobilisation arrangements are identified and delegated to personnel for development
• 2.2Information for the development and implementation of logistics plans is identified and sourced
• 2.3Logistics plans are produced on time and provided to personnel for implementation
• 2.4Logistics plans and components of plans required for inclusion in the incident action plan are developed
• 2.5Incident management team members are briefed on progress of the logistics plans

3 Manage activities for provision of logistics support

• 3.1Financial management oversight is maintained, in accordance with controlling organisation’s requirements
• 3.2Provision of food and drink to incident personnel, support staff and others is made, in accordance with organisational procedures, nutritional guidelines and nominated timeframes
• 3.3Transport for personnel, equipment, supplies and food is provided within required timeframes
• 3.4Equipment, vehicles and/or vessels are prepared, maintained and secured, as required
• 3.5Establishment and maintenance of staging areas is facilitated, in accordance with operational requirements
• 3.6Medical support is provided consistent with incident action plan requirements
• 3.7Communication systems, networks and equipment are established and maintained, in accordance with incident communications plan and incident action plan requirements
• 3.8Locations and facilities where personnel work, sleep, cook, maintain and repair equipment are selected, established and managed based on organisational requirements
• 3.9Requests for resources, services, facilities and materials are met and feedback is provided
• 3.10Facilities, services and materials are procured consistent with organisational policies and procedures
• 3.11Resources, equipment and materials are accounted for at the conclusion of the incident

4 Manage logistics processes

• 4.1Logistics requirements are managed, in accordance with organisational policies and procedures
• 4.2Safe work practices and health and welfare arrangements are implemented and monitored
• 4.3Logistics section meetings are conducted, as required
• 4.4Work load and progress against logistics plans is monitored and maintained across work periods
• 4.5Logistics plans are reviewed to meet current and projected requirements throughout the incident
• 4.6Information exchange between logistics and other functional sections is maintained
• 4.7Relationships between logistics section, external organisations and providers are established and maintained
• 4.8Arrangements are made for a log and/or record of activities and decisions to be kept and maintained, in accordance with organisational procedures

5 Participate in incident management team

• 5.1Incident management team planning meetings are attended
• 5.2Strategic advice is provided to the incident management team about prioritisation and provision of resources, services, facilities and materials
• 5.3Incident management team is kept informed of logistical arrangements
• 5.4Incident Controller is briefed on analysis of progress against logistics portion of the incident action plan
• 5.5Liaison with incident management team members on logistics is undertaken
• 5.6Incident management team is kept informed of the status of inter organisational and external supplier arrangements

6 Monitor and review logistics functions

• 6.1Allocation and performance of resources are monitored and reviewed
• 6.2Demobilisation of the logistics section is planned and staged without compromising resources required to maintain response and support activities
• 6.3Incident reports are produced, as required
• 6.4Post incident analyses are initiated and participated in
• 6.5Briefings and debriefings are conducted

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