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Attachment 4 Exercise Design Objectives
Pages 141-145

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... Guidelines for Transportation Emergency Training Exercises 141 ATTACHMENT 4 EXERCISE DESIGN OBJECTIVES
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... Assess the adequacy of the local decision-making process to address the emergency incident's transportation requirements. Determine if local officials, local emergency operations center personnel, and local responders effectively identified the impacts of transportation decisions and coordinated their implementation with the appropriate transportation personnel.
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... Determine if the local community adequately collaborated with the private sector regarding both transportation impacts and requirements. Identify limitations in the existing process, requirements for both agreements and emergency procurement of services, and coordination of needs for private-sector emergency operations centers.
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... and the nonaffected areas; support public information management and media requests; and collaborate effectively with the transportation incident command post and the local emergency operations center. Identify limitations or areas in need of improvement.
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... Assess current procedures for notifying and supporting response from the coroner's/medical examiner's office on-scene at the transportation agency. Determine if existing procedures appropriately address concerns regarding impacts on transportation service, special requirements that would affect the handling of substantial numbers of contaminated remains, and required transportation decision making.
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