Who provides oversight during the treatment of contaminated victims by Haz-Tac members?

The Haz-Mat Branch Director plays a critical role in overseeing the treatment of contaminated victims by Haz-Tac members. This individual is responsible for coordinating the Haz-Mat operations and ensuring the safety of both the victims and first responders. They assess the situation, determine necessary decontamination procedures, and make strategic decisions about the treatment and transportation of contaminated individuals.

While the Incident Command Center provides overall management of the incident, the specific oversight for Haz-Tac operations rests with the Haz-Mat Branch Director. The Medical Officer on the scene has important duties related to medical management and care, but they do not have the same level of control or coordination authority as the Branch Director. The Haz-Tac Lieutenant also plays a leadership role within the squad but works under the directives of the Haz-Mat Branch Director rather than providing overall oversight.