Mass Fatality Management Group Supervisor

Responsibilities

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• Review common and leadership responsibilities.
• Receive initial briefing from the Support Services Branch Director.
• Implement mass fatality management operations and activities.
• Implement decedent information reporting, documentation, security, assessment, categorization, consolidation, tracking storage, and dissemination.
• In coordination with the Missing Persons Group Supervisor, provide notification, updates and obtain information through Family Assistance Centers regarding decedents and unidentified persons.
• Request Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Teams (DMORT) or other similar resources.
• Establish processes to identify all descendants.
• Conduct descendent notifications to the appropriate persons; and document notification information.
• Mitigate mass fatality-related public health hazards.
• Coordinate with the medical examiner/coroner to determine the cause and manner of death of each of the decedents and the final disposition of each of the decedents.
• Coordinate with the local authority to issue death certificates.
• Collect required information, data records, images, DNA reference samples, investigative evidence, forensic evidence, digital/multimedia evidence, and non-evidence property regarding decedent.
• Debrief with Support Services Branch Director, HR or OSC as directed at the end of each shift.
• Maintain Form 214a Individual Log and forward to Documentation Unit Leader (DOCL) for disposition.

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Meetings to Attend