High Rise Building Fire - Account for staff how?

[TR1032]

Office monitors in each small functional team, who report to a floor coordinator, who report to an incident coordinator.

Each responsibility has primary and secondary (at least one) designees to ensure coverage.

Check in takes place at a designated rally point safely distanced from the structure.

Marked and colored vests make identification of coordinators and command personnel easy to identify from a distance.

 

[KLB]

Office monitors in each small functional team, who report to a floor coordinator, who report to an incident coordinator.

Each responsibility has primary and secondary (at least one) designees to ensure coverage.

Check in takes place at a designated rally point safely distanced from the structure.

Marked and colored vests make identification of coordinators and command personnel easy to identify from a distance.

That's about how it worked pre-covid. Today a lot of teams will have at most one person on site.

 

[jedi]

That's about how it worked pre-covid. Today a lot of teams will have at most one person on site.

Thus the inital question.
Currently I have at least one entire floor with zero schedule people on it.


Thank you all for your replies.
Keep them coming.
I will post again next week with what options we will go with, what the Chicago fire department recommends for high rise buildings and what other cities are testing as well.

 

[KLB]

I'm sure. We have 8 floors, and I would guess less than 30 people onsite per day. When we do return, the standard will be each person will need to go in a handful of days a month. This will be an ongoing problem,