MCO 11000.11A governs the Marine Corps Fire Protection and Emergency Services Program, including installation and expeditionary activities.
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It covers fire prevention, emergency response, aircraft rescue firefighting, staffing, physical resources, training, water supply, communications, and external support. It requires trained and certified personnel, hazard surveys, maintained fire protection systems, defined service levels, and mutual aid agreements where they enhance emergency response capabilities.
All fire and emergency service personnel shall be properly trained and certified for their assigned missions. (paragraph 2-11)
All installation facilities shall be surveyed to identify and correct or control fire and life safety hazards. (paragraph 2-11)
All facilities shall be inspected at least annually with more frequent inspections authorized for higher hazard facilities and to ensure prompt correction of all life safety related deficiencies. (paragraph 1-5)
Incident command procedures shall be developed and utilized for all emergency incidents to provide for planned and systematic utilization of resources and shall be compliant with the National Incident Management System (NIMS), in accordance with reference (k), paragraph (18). (paragraph 1-1)
Emergency vehicles shall be maintained on a scheduled basis and repairs completed promptly to ensure they are reliable and ready for service. (paragraph 4)