GO 302.02 Radio Broadcasts and Lookouts

Question 1

What form is required to obtain data for flash lookouts/general broadcasts?

Answer 1

PD106

Question 2

If a member is unable to transmit over the radio a lookout or broadcast, what should the member do?

Answer 2

Use a telephone when possible and call 911.

Question 3

Who is responsible for for broadcasting lookouts?

Answer 3

The primary unit

Question 4

When should a flash look-out be broadcast?

Answer 4

ASAP, but in all cases, within 5 minutes of arrival at the scene.

Question 5

When should a general lookout be broadcast?

Answer 5

ASAP, but in all cases, no later than 10 minutes after the flash look-out.

Question 6

Completed PD106 forms should be submitted to?

Answer 6

Check-off officials

Question 7

Check-off officials shall ensure completed PD106 forms are submitted to?

Answer 7

The district IRO

Question 8

Critical missing person look-outs should be broadcast how often?

Answer 8

15 minute intervals for 1 hour.

Question 9

If additional broadcasts for a missing person critical are needed, how often should they be broadcasted?

Answer 9

1 hour intervals for four hours, then 2 hour intervals for eighteen hours.

Question 10

Officials that request repeat broadcasts shall follow up their verbal requests with

Answer 10

a teletype prior to the end of their shift