AFI32-2001_MILDENHALLSUP — Fire Emergency Services Program

AFI32-2001_MILDENHALLSUP governs the Fire Emergency Services Program, including fire safety, prevention and protection at RAF Mildenhall.

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  • Publication number: AFI32-2001_MILDENHALLSUP
  • Title: FIRE EMERGENCY SERVICES PROGRAM
  • Date: 2020-10-06

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The publication covers emergency response, incident command, firefighting, technical rescue, hazardous materials, fire prevention and code enforcement. It requires compliance with fire safety standards and authorizes actions to protect life and property during emergencies.

Applies to: It applies to all personnel, activities, organizations, associate units, contractors and other agencies providing base support located on Royal Air Force (RAF) Mildenhall (RAFM) and in off-base areas under the jurisdictions of the 100th Air Refueling Wing.

Topics covered

  • Fire prevention programs
  • Emergency response operations
  • Incident command authority
  • Technical rescue
  • Hazardous materials incidents
  • Fire safety standards
  • Fire protection enforcement

Questions and answers

What is the core mission of the Fire and Emergency Services Flight?

Our core mission is incident command, fire prevention, firefighting (aircraft/structural/etc.), technical rescue (Motor Vehicle Accidents/Road Traffic Accidents, Confined Space Rescue, Collapse/Trench), mitigating hazardous materials at the operations level, and first responder first aid.

What are the primary focus areas of fire prevention?

There are four primary focus areas of Fire Prevention, to include, plans review, facility inspection, code enforcement, and public education.

What authority does the Incident Commander have during an emergency?

The IC in charge at the scene of an emergency has authority to utilize available military vehicles, materials, and personnel considered necessary for prompt mitigation of an emergency incident.

When may Fire and Emergency Services assist primary emergency medical services?

F&ES may assist the primary EMS as determined by local agreements and only when F&ES resources are available.

What actions can result from violations of the fire safety instruction?

Violations are subject to adverse administrative action, to include debarment from base or dismissal from base housing, or punishment under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) or other applicable laws.

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