• NFPA 424M : 1991

    Superseded A superseded Standard is one, which is fully replaced by another Standard, which is a new edition of the same Standard.

    AIRPORT/COMMUNITY EMERGENCY PLANNING

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    Superseded date:  01-12-1996

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    Published date:  12-01-2013

    Publisher:  National Fire Protection Association

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    Chapter 1 Administration
    1.1 Scope
    1.2 Purpose
    1.3 Definitions
    Chapter 2 Elements of emergency planning
    2.1 General
    2.2 Types of emergencies and emergency alerts
    2.3 Essential elements of the plan
    Chapter 3 Agencies involved
    3.1 Agencies
    3.2 Air traffic control services
    3.3 Rescue and fire fighting services (departments)
    3.4 Police/security services
    3.5 Airport authority
    3.6 On-scene medical services
    3.7 Hospitals
    3.8 Aircraft operators
    3.9 Government authorities
    3.10 Communication services
    3.11 Airport tenants
    3.12 Transportation authorities (land, sea, air)
    3.13 Rescue coordination center
    3.14 Civil defense
    3.15 Mutual aid agencies
    3.16 Harbor patrol and coast guard
    3.17 Military
    3.18 Clergy
    3.19 Public information officier
    3.20 Mental health agencies
    Chapter 4 Functions of each agency for an aircraft
                accident on the airport
    4.1 General
    4.2 Action by air traffic control (ATC) services
    4.3 Action by rescue and fire fighting (RFF) services
    4.4 Action by police/security services
    4.5 Action by airport authority
    4.6 Action by medical services
    4.7 Action by hospitals
    4.8 Action by aircraft operators
    4.9 Action by government authorities
    4.10 Action by the public information officer
    4.11 Organization charts
    Chapter 5 Functions of each agency for an aircraft
                accident off the airport
    5.1 General
    5.2 Action by air traffic control (ATC) services
    5.3 Action by rescue and fire fighting (RFF) services
    5.4 Action by police/security services
    5.5 Action by emergency medical services
    5.6 Action by hospitals
    5.7 Action by airport authority
    5.8 Action by aircraft operators
    5.9 Action by government authorities
    5.10 Action by the public information officer
    Chapter 6 In-flight emergencies
    6.1 Full emergency incident - aircraft in flight
    6.2 Local standby
    Chapter 7 Other emergencies
    7.1 General
    7.2 Sample notification charts
    Chapter 8 Emergency operations center and mobile
                command post
    8.1 General
    8.2 Mobile command post
    Chapter 9 Communications
    9.1 Communications network
    9.2 Communications equipment
    9.3 Testing and verification
    Chapter 10 Command and coordination for airport/
                community emergency plan
    10.1 General
    10.2 Incident command system
    Chapter 11 Emergency medical care
    11.1 Basis of recommendations
    11.2 Emergency medical training of airport personnel
    11.3 Airport emergency medical supplies and equipment
    11.4 Airport medical service
    11.5 Airports without a medical care facility
    11.6 Immediate need for care of injured in aircraft
           accidents
    11.7 Care principles
    11.8 Control of the flow the injured
    11.9 Standardized casualty identification tags
    11.10 Medical care of ambulator survivors
    Chapter 12 Care of deceased (black tag, cross symbol)
    12.1 Basis for recommendations
    12.2 Care prior to site investigation
    12.3 Care after site examination
    Chapter 13 Airport/community emergency plan exercise
    13.1 Emergency plan exercise
    13.2 Need for and types of airport/community
           emergency plan drills
    13.3 Planning for full-scale emergency exercises
    13.4 Review of the airport emergency plan drill
    Appendix A
    Appendix B
    Appendix C Recommended reference sources
    Index

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    Recommends emergency planning procedures, including how to plan for using personnel from all concerned agencies in an emergency and how to establish adequate emergency training.

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    Document Type Standard
    Publisher National Fire Protection Association
    Status Superseded
    Superseded By

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    NFPA 1003 : 2015 AIRPORT FIRE FIGHTER PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
    NFPA 409 : 2016 AIRCRAFT HANGARS
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    NFPA 416 : 1993 CONSTRUCTION AND PROTECTION OF AIRPORT TERMINAL BUILDINGS
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    NFPA 417 : 1990 CONSTRUCTION AND PROTECTION OF AIRCRAFT LOADING WALKWAYS
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