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DOCs to establish triage teams. They may assist the County Coroner for mass casualty operations. They coordinate transportation of injured victims to appropriate medical facilities as required. Emergency Medical Operations Unit The Emergency Medical Operations Unit ensures all available disaster medical resources are identified and mobilized as required. They provide assistance to Incident Command Posts and DOCS in establishing triage teams and determine the status of medical facilities within the affected area. They also coordinate the transportation of injured victims to appropriate medical facilities. Marine Safety Branch The Marine Safety Branch is represented by the Port of Redwood City Executive Director or designee. They coordinate and manage marine oil spills in the Port waterways and represent the City on Unified Commands established under the Oil Spill Act of 1990 or the Maritime Transportation Security Act of 2002. The Marine Safety Branch provides coordination and strategic management among field mutual aid marine resources and the Logistic Section's Facilities Unit in the event water access is needed to respond to, or recover from disaster events, including evacuation or supply replenishment via the Port in the event roadways are inaccessible. Planning Section The Planning Section collects, evaluates, and disseminates incident situation information and intelligence for the EOC, DOCs and field response incident personnel. The Planning Section prepares status reports, displays situation information, maintains the status of resources assigned to the incident, and prepares and documents the EOC Action Plan, based on Operations Section input and guidance from the Incident Commander/Unified Command. The Planning/Intelligence Section consists of the following ICS positions. Detailed position checklists are contained in Appendix C. Planning Section Chief (PSC) The PSC reports to the EOC Director. The PSC directs the Planning Section to collect, analyze, display and disseminate situation information, prepare situation status reports and develop the EOC Action Plan. They provide for incident documentation collection and maintenance. The PSC supports developing incident analytical tool such as GIS maps and data bases. They are responsible for advanced planning for complex, long -duration incidents. The PSC leads the After -Action Review (AAR) process. Situation Unit The Situation Unit reports to the PSC. They collect, organize, and analyze incident information from all sources. They develop and provide situational awareness based on evaluation of information. The Situation Unit develops status reports, generates data bases, creates displays for dissemination to the EOC, and other organizations. They evaluate field status reports and incident action plans provided by the Operations Section. The Situation Unit works to provide a common operating picture (COP) for development of the EOC Action Plan. 59