title = "Emergency Response and Incident Management"

content = """
In the event of a derailment, mechanical failure, or other significant incident,
dispatchers are responsible for coordinating the initial response and managing
the impact on the rest of the network.

**Initial Notification and Assessment:** Upon receiving a report of an incident,
the dispatcher must immediately notify emergency responders, the railroad's
emergency operations center, and relevant management. They gather as much
information as possible about the location, severity, and nature of the
incident, including any HAZMAT involvement.

**Site Protection and Isolation:** Dispatchers use their CAD systems to
immediately "protect" the incident site by blocking all tracks in the vicinity.
This prevents other trains from entering the area and ensures the safety of
responders and crews. They also coordinate the re-routing of trains around the
affected area to maintain network flow.

**Coordination and Recovery:** Dispatchers assist in the coordination of relief
crews, maintenance equipment, and environmental cleanup teams. They provide
regular updates to management and other stakeholders on the status of the
recovery effort and the estimated time for track restoration. Throughout the
process, they must maintain a detailed log of all actions and communications.
"""

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