Full lesson plan· Officer & Leadership
Mayday Leadership and Command Response.
Shared by Bryan Butcher
Learning Objectives Recognize conditions that require an immediate Mayday under department policy. Receive and organize a concise Mayday report without delaying rescue actions. Carry out the first command actions after a Mayday while preserving overall incident command. Build a rescue organization that separates rescue supervision from continued firegroundcontrol. Use accountability, last known location, radio information, and tactical reports to support the rescue plan.
The full drill steps, attachments, discussion and completion tracking for this training are available to Station Table members.