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London Resilience Team - Emergencies information
Category: Government and organisations > Emergency planning
Date & country: 11/12/2007, UK Words: 269
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OSUOperational Standards Unit
Outer CordonSeals off a controlled area around an incident to which unauthorised persons are not allowed access
Overall Incident Commander (Gold)Designated principal officer of each service who assumes the co-coordinating function for the operation as a whole on behalf of their service
QAMQuadrature Amplitude Modulation
RARisk Assessment
RAFRoyal Air ForceRASRadioactive Substances Division (DEFRA)
RAYNETRadio Amateurs Emergency Network - National Voluntary group of UK government licensed radio operators able to provide emergency radio communications
RCCCRegional Civil Contingencies Committee - Gold Co-coordinating Group
RCIRevenue Control Inspector
RCURegional Coordination Unit Part of ODPM
RDPHRegional Director of Public Health
RDSRadio Data System
RERoyal EngineersReceiving Hospital(s)Any hospital selected by the ambulance service from those designated by health authorities to receive casualties in the event of a major incident
RegRegulars (Army)
RegtRegiment
Rendezvous Point OfficerPolice officer responsible for supervision of the RVP
REPPIRRadiation Emergency Preparedness and Public Information
Rescue ZoneThe area within the inner cordon
Rest CentrePremises designated for the temporary accommodation of evacuees
RMTRail Maritime and Transport UnionRNCRegional Nominated Co-coordinator Metropolitan Police Commissioner
RPERespiratory Protection Equipment
RRDRegional Resilience Directors
RSPBRoyal Society for the Protection of BirdsRWGRubble Working Group
SASSpecial Air Service
SBSSpecial Boat Service
SCSub-committee
SCGSilver Coordinating Group
SCGStrategic-Co-coordinating Group A group comprising senior officers of appropriate organisations, which aims to achieve effective inter-agency co-ordination at strategic level. This group should normally be located away from the immediate scene
SCOSSStanding Committee on Structural Safety Sector Commander (Bronze) - The officer in command of an operational area and having the functional responsibility within the controlled area for fire/rescue purposes
SEELLDSee ETLLDSEERADScottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs DepartmentSEPAScottish Environment Protection AgencySFSpecial Forces
Silver Fire- Medic- PoliceThe service incident commander at the scene
SIMSubscriber Identification Module
SIOSenior Investigating Officer - Police Senior detective office appointed by gold to assume responsibility for all aspects of the police investigation
SIPsService Insertion Points
SITREPSituation Report - A broad description of progress at a certain time
SkyshoutPublic address system mounted on police helicopters
SMCSenior Military Commander
SMESmall and Medium sized Enterprises Local businesses
SMSShort Message Service
SO13Metropolitan Police Anti Terrorist Branch (Specialist Operations 13)SOBCStation Officer - The operations station officer at Brigade control responsible for liaison between Control and the officer of the day (OOD)
SSASenior Scientific Authority
SSSISite of Special Scientific Interest Statutory Services - Those services whose responsibilities are laid down in law: for example, police, fire and ambulance services, HM Coastguard and local authorities
Strategic level (gold)A strategic level of management establishes a policy and overall management framework within which tactical managers will work. It establishes strategic objectives and aims to ensure long-term resourcing/expertise
Survivor Reception CentreSecure area to which uninjured survivors can be taken for shelter, first aid, interview and documentation
TATerritorial ArmyTactical level (silver)A tactical level of management provides overall management of the response to an emergency. Tactical managers determine priorities in allocating resources, obtain further resources as required, and plan and co-ordinate when tasks will be undertaken
TAGTechnical Assessment Group,
Dstl Chemical and Biological Science
TDNThe Digital Network - UK DDT Multiplex Operators Organisation
TEG-CTechnology and Equipment Group - Converters subgroup
Territorial DepartmentsThe
Scotland Office,
Northern Ireland Office and
Wales OfficeTPUTerrorism and Protection Unit (Home Office)TRFTechnical Response Force (specialist military/scientific team)
TriageProcess of prioritising the evacuation of the injured by the medical or ambulance staff at the casualty receiving station
UMTSUniversal Mobile Telephone System - 3rd generation platform
VASVoluntary Aid Service
VODVideo on Demand
WAGWelsh Assembly GroupWAPWireless Application Protocol
WGWorking Group
WRVSWomen's Royal Volunteer ServiceWTLSWireless Transport Layer Security