Standard Operating Guidelines (SOG's)
Falmouth Fire-EMS - Standard Operating Guidelines
Table of Contents
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General Guidelines:
G-1 Non-Standardized Situations Policy
G-4 Chain of Command
G-5 Application Process / New Member Orientation
G-7 Department Issued PPE / Inventory
G-9 Bunkroom Use
G-10 Cellular Phone Use
G-11 Computer and Internet Use
G-12 Mandatory Annual Training Requirements
G-13 Uniform Guidelines / Dress Code
G-14 Injury Protocol and Reporting
G-16 Emergency Shelter
G-18 Minimum Attendance
G-19 Harassment and Sexual Harassment
G-20 Tobacco and Electronic Smoking Device Use
G-21 Hearing Protection
G-23 Eye Protection
G-24 Infectious Control
G-25 Accident with Town-Owned Vehicle
G-26 Fire Alarm Dispatch Procedures (Radio Procedures)
G-27 NIMS / Incident Command System
G-28 Severe Storms
G-29 Safety Officer
G-30 Report Writing (Fire and EMS)
G-31 Release of Patient Records
G-32 Weekly Duty Chief
G-33 Staging Area
G-36 Critical Incident Stress Debriefing
G-37 Lockout / Tag out
G-38 Permitted & Unpermitted Outdoor Burning
G-39 Hose Testing
G-40 HIPAA Privacy Policy
G-41 Live Fire Training
G-42 Notification of Member Death / Serious Injury
G-43 Annual Medical Evaluations
G-45 Gear Testing and Inspection
G-46 Fire-EMS Leave of Absence
G-47 Disposal of Assets
G-48 Purchasing
G-49 Travel and Training Expenses
G-50 Washing and Maintenance of Apparatus in Stations
G-51 Clinical Field Time to Complete Certification Course SOG
Operations Guidelines:
O-1 Use and Maintenance of PPE
O-2 Use of SCBA
O-3 Emergency Medical Response Protection (Under Construction)
O-4 Apparatus Operations / Driver Training
O-6 Mayday and Priority Designation
O-8 Personnel Rehab at Emergency and Training Incidents
O-10 Mass Casualty Incident (MCI)
O-11 EMS Standby / Event Coverage
O-12 Fire Operations – Interior & Exterior
O-13 Air Monitoring
O-14 Search & Rescue
O-15 Engine Company Operations
O-16 Aerial Company Operations
O-17 Response to Chimney Fires
O-18 Response to Buildings with Sprinkler Systems
O-19 Response to Automatic Alarm Soundings
O-20 Response to Carbon Monoxide Alarms
O-21 Mutual Aid Responses
O-22 Elevator Emergencies
O-23 Response to Power Lines Down
O-26 Response to Motor Vehicle Crashes
O-28 Ice Rescue
O-29 Long Island EMS Transports
O-30 Bomb Threat
O-31 Response to Hazardous Materials
O-32 Response to Confined Space
O-33 Transporting Children Safely in Ambulances
O-34 Ambulance Communications & Hospital Call-ins
O-35 Fire Investigator Notification Policy
O-36 Response to COVID-19
O-37 Rural Water Supply
O-38 Response to Lithium Battery / Energy Storage System Fires