HOI10-1 — Headquarters Air Force Emergency Response On The Pentagon Reservation

HOI10-1 governs emergency response procedures for Headquarters Air Force organizations and personnel on the Pentagon Reservation.

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  • Publication number: HOI10-1
  • Title: HEADQUARTERS AIR FORCE EMERGENCY RESPONSE ON THE PENTAGON RESERVATION
  • Date: 2018-06-17

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HOI10-1 covers force protection, emergency planning, shelter-in-place, internal relocation, and evacuation. It requires organizations to designate evacuation coordinators, maintain accountability, and identify shelter locations.

Applies to: It applies to all AF military and civilian employees assigned to the Pentagon Reservation, including Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard, contractor personnel and organization visitors.

Topics covered

  • Emergency response procedures
  • Shelter-in-place operations
  • Internal relocation
  • Personnel evacuation
  • Evacuation coordinators
  • Emergency accountability
  • Active shooter response

Questions and answers

What emergency response actions are generally required on the Pentagon Reservation?

Emergency operations on the Pentagon Reservation generally require one of three response actions from HAF personnel: shelter-in-place, internal relocation, or evacuation. (paragraph 3)

What must HAF supervisors do during emergency response actions?

During all three emergency response actions, HAF supervisors shall maintain control and accountability of assigned personnel. (paragraph 3)

What shelter-in-place location must each HAF organization identify?

Each HAF organization will identify a shelter-in-place location for each occupant – usually the occupant’s workspace. (paragraph 3)

Can personnel leave a shelter-in-place room for breaks?

Although the shelter-in-place site may be the occupant’s normal workspace, individuals cannot leave the room, e.g., no coffee runs or bathroom breaks. (paragraph 3)

When does PFPA direct shelter-in-place operations?

PFPA directs shelter-in-place operations when hazardous conditions warrant that occupants are safer if they remain inside the space. (paragraph 3)

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