Listing of a Government Agency does not reflect an endorsement, it merely indicates the government office involved with the project and the indivdual point of contact
This is where to to start, the main force in the field to improve scene safety. Most of the local and federal efforts listed have been coordinated by and through members of this organization. Dr Harry Carter, Howard Cohen, Chief Stephen Austin and Jack Sullivan, along with the efforts of the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen�s Association (CVVFA) have produced the initial model scene guide, the CVVFA White Paper.
There are only a few dozen individuals working full time on this effort, and most of them are here. If you're reading this far in, be sure to visit and see how you can help or how we can help you.
and www.geocities.com/shadomoon2000/original2
(my original SC site, d etailing my struck-by incident and struggle write and pass the original scene safety law)
Includes the original SC scene Safety Law, used as the model for the national guideline
National Model Law National Committee on Uniform Traffic Laws and Ordinances
New MUTCD Revisions outlining Traffic Incident Managenent
Fire Fighter Fatality Investigation and Prevention Program
Mark McFall,
Safety and Occupational Health Specialist, Trauma Investigations Section,
Surveillance and Field Investigations Branch,
Division of Safety Research, NIOSH.
(304) 285-5491
K. Craig Allred
ITS Public Safety Program Coordinator U.S. Department of Transportation
400 Seventh St. SW, Washington, DC 20590
Intelligent Transportation Systems Joint Program Office (HOIT)- US DOT
(202) 366-8034
Dave Helman, Incident Management Programs
FHWA Office of Travel Management,
4125 Lenox Dr
Fairfax, VA 22032
[email protected]
John M Corbin, PE, PTOE
[email protected]
WisDOT District 2 Freeway Ops
633 W Wisconsin Ave
STE 1200
Milwaukee, WI 53203-1907
(414) 227-2150 (608) 266-1459
Chairman ITE Traffic Incident Management
Chairman AASHTO TIM Subcommittee
Ken Brooke
US DOT (Mitretek Systems)
600 Maryland Ave, SW Suite 755
Washington, DC 20024
(202) 488-5719
[email protected].
MODEL PROCEDURES GUIDE For HIGHWAY INCIDENTS
Harriet Cooley
2121 Eisenhower Avenue,
Ste. 200, Alexandria, VA 22314
Phone: 800-728-0136 or
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 703-684-6720
Rita Wessel, Curriculum Development Specialist
and Highway Incident Training Project Manager
Pennsylvania State Fire Academy.
(717) 248-1115, extension 106
[email protected].