Block 4: 7C

Front 1

1. How does UCC's support the IC and EOC?

Back 1

by providing technical SME expertise and support.

Front 2

2. Why should there be a focal point within an organization?

Back 2

to monitor unit resources and mission capability and to coordinate their activities during major accidents, natural disasters and enemy attack response operations.

Front 3

3. What was the CEs UCC formerly known as?

Back 3

Damage Control Center (DCC)

Front 4

4. Name the system that provide you with information on the available material.

Back 4

CEMAS/IWIMS

Front 5

5. Explain the relationship between the EOC and the UCC.

Back 5

ucc monitors
while the eoc directs

Front 6

6. List the funstions of the UCC.

Back 6

reacall and account for personnel, recieve and disseminate information report damage and casualty information, and deploy and monitor response teams.

Front 7

7. What is the typical staffing of a UCC?

Back 7

Chief Ops
Senior Staff
EA
Ops managers
Superintendent
*Engineering, Firefighters... etc.

Front 8

8. Where should the CE UCC be located? Why?

Back 8

walking distance to the CE Shops, incase of communication failure. Send a runner

Front 9

9. List at least 7 charts or status boards that will be in the UCC.

Back 9

General Charts: displays up-to-date, no standard format or requirement.
Personnel Charts: a "key personnel" chart, who's filling what position at that moment.
Generator Status: keeping track of mobile and fixed generators, list in facility priority order/including model and serial #
Vehicle Status:tracks status of general and special vehicles
Special Equip status: POL rapid utility kits, mobile air compressors, lighting carts, airfield lighting system... etc
Critical Supplies and Spares Status: CRITICAL ITEMS/ADR supplies, bulk repair materials, electrical wires and supplies, spare transformers.
Base Damage and Repair Status:shows base damage and repair to be done.

Front 10

10. List 5 things you would have in a UCC.

Back 10

AFPAM 10-219 series publications
AFH 10-222 series handbooks
MOS(minimum operating strip) selection templates(at bases subject to an enemy attack)
T.O 35E2-4-1, Repair Quality Criteria System for Airfield Damage Repair(at bases subject to an enemy attack)
Local area telephone directory with yellow pages.

Front 11

11. What is a HOST NATIONAL SUPPORT AGREEMENT?

Back 11

aka Memorandum of Understanding, its a high level agreement between two countries

Front 12

12. What is a Joint Support Plan (JSP)?

Back 12

Formal agreement between the host nation installation commander, the USAF commander who will use the facilities, and the USAF support base commander.

Front 13

13. What are CEs UCC data requirements?

Back 13

Contingency checklists that is comprehensive and complete
Charts to display personnel accounting data. They should show who is available, and team and shift assignment.
Charts to show status of vehicles, special purpose equipment, and generators
Base maps and drawings to depict the location of damage, UXOs, resources, recovery teams and contaminated areas.
Charts to depict damage recovery progress.

Front 14

14. What is the role of the computer in the UCC?

Back 14

used to quickly transfer data and other information between the EOC and UCCs. Reduces time and error involved through passing information by telephone or radio.
Stores visible status charts, stores additional status and damage assessment info, and elimiate need for paper copies. Can zoom in on maps.

Front 15

15. When would you establish an events log?

Back 15

When the UCC is activated or a serious emergency warrants.

Front 16

16. What do you document in the events log?

Back 16

EVERY SIGNIFICANT EVENT

UCC activation
Force protection conditions
Starting and Completing checklists
Alarm conditions
MOPP levels
Change in conditions
Weather reports
Damage reports
Personnel reports
Shift changes
UXO disarming and removal operations

Front 17

17. While running their designated route the DART team reports to you that Bldg 1201 is on fire and there may be people in the Bldg, who would you relay this info?

Back 17

they call ucc
then EOC
then ECC

Front 18

18. Your teams have injured personnel, who do you call to find out where the CCP (casualty collection point) is so you can get them treated?

Back 18

UCC
EOC
ECC medical

Front 19

19. ADR team reports they are taking fire from enemy snipers, who do you contact to respond to the attacks?

Back 19

UCC
EOC
ICC
BDOC

Front 20

20. You need to confirm what the current alarm condition and MOPP level is, who can confirm this info?

Back 20

UCC
EOC (rep)

Front 21

21. Your airfield lighting team chief reports that one of his team had been KIA, what agency would be able to request a backfill for this position?

Back 21

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Front 22

22. One of your field teams reports to you that there are protesters massing outside the base perimeter fence, who would you notify of the situatuation?

Back 22

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