JBLANGELY-EUSTISI32-2002 — Joint Base Langley-eustis (jble) Support Of Fire Emergency Services Operations

JBLANGELY-EUSTISI32-2002 governs base-agency support, training, and procedures for Joint Base Langley-Eustis Fire Emergency Services.

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  • Publication number: JBLANGELY-EUSTISI32-2002
  • Title: JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS (JBLE) SUPPORT OF FIRE EMERGENCY SERVICES OPERATIONS
  • Date: 2016-06-02

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It implements Air Force Policy Direction 32-20 and assigns responsibilities and requirements for the fire-protection mission. Its subject areas include aircraft training, medical responses and training, firefighter physicals, infection control management, and legal support.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all JBLE and tenant personnel as mentioned within.

Topics covered

  • Fire Emergency Services operations
  • Aircraft training
  • Medical responses and training
  • Firefighter physicals
  • Infection control management
  • Emergency incident command
  • Legal support

Questions and answers

Who has authority over emergency operations at both installations?

The Fire Chief or Senior Fire Officer (SFO) at both installations shall have full authority over all emergency operations when performing the duties of Incident Commander (IC). (paragraph 2)

When do Fire Emergency Services personnel serve as Incident Commander?

FES (Fire Chief or SFO) personnel will serve as Incident Commander (IC) for incidents that require two or more response agencies. (paragraph 2)

Where must agencies report when summoned to an emergency?

Any agency summoned in support of an emergency shall report directly to the IC or designated representative when arriving on scene of an emergency IAW AFIMS. (paragraph 2)

How long must the memorandum for record about unavailable aircraft be kept?

The Maintenance Group and/or FAAF POC and the FES Assistant Chief of Training will maintain the MFR on file for a 3-year (calendar) period. (paragraph 3)

What configuration is required for aircraft used in Fire Emergency Services training?

All aircraft must be properly configured/safed to support FES training. (paragraph 3)

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