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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Management Plan - Attachment 1
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Log in to see the plans as drawnAgency Roles and responsibilities
Queensland Fire Primary agency for bushfire, chemical / hazardous materials (HazMat)
and Emergency related incidents.
Services (Fire)
develop and maintain Incident Coordination Centre plans and
capacity for activation in events where the QFES (Fire) is the Lead
Agency, including training in AIIMS and staffing with sufficient trained
personnel to operate the Centre
develop fire prevention and mitigation strategies and response plans.
provide control, management and pre-incident planning of fires
(structural, landscape and transportation)
ensure safety of persons in relation to fire prevention, suppression,
response and recovery operations
provide advice and directions on public safety/evacuation from fire
danger zones
assist the community to prepare for, respond to and recover from an
event or disaster e.g. public education and awareness programs
provide rescue capability for persons trapped in any vehicle, vessel,
by height or in a confined space
provide rescue of person isolated or entrapped in swift water /
floodwater events
provide Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) capability for building
collapse events
assist in pumping out and clean-up of flooded buildings
act as primary agency for chemical / hazardous materials (HazMat)
related incidents
provide expert advisory services on hazardous materials through the
QFES Scientific Unit
provide mass and technical decontamination capabilities under State
Biological Disaster and State Radiological Disaster Response
support the Queensland Coastal Contingency Action Plan – Chemical
Spill Response Plan
provide rapid damage impact assessment and intelligence gathering
capabilities
provide logistical and communications support to disasters within
capabilities
provide advice and communication with the LDC and DDC about the
operations of the QFES (Fire)
request and provide assistance through the LDCC as required during
disaster operations
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