The factor EOC fail to effectively consider in their planning: <u>COMMUNICATION NEEDS. </u>
<h3>What is EOC ?</h3>
The EOC is the centralized location of emergency response and recovery support operations during incidents. While tactical on-scene operations are conducted from the ICP, the EOC supports and helps coordinate ICP operations and any other adjacent incident operations.
The EOC utilizes ICS as the command-and-control structure. Within this structure, the EOC is organized into four sections to manage operations. These EOC sections include:
1. <u>Management:</u><u> </u>Under the guidance of the EOC coordinator, this section has overall responsibility for the management and direction of all EOC activities including development, implementation and review of strategic decisions. Management directly coordinates with the EPG and ensures its strategic direction is implemented in EOC operations.
2.<u> Operations:</u> This section represents on-scene emergency responders and provides coordination between the EOC and field operations, including the ICP.
3.<u> Planning and Intelligence:</u> This section is responsible for receiving, evaluating and analyzing all disaster information and providing updated status reports to EOC management and field operations. The planning and intelligence section is also responsible for damage assessment and developing specialized technical assessments of events.
4<u>. Logistics:</u> Logistics is responsible for procuring supplies, personnel and material support necessary to conduct emergency responses (e.g. personnel call-out, equipment acquisition, lodging, transportation, food, etc.)
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