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🚀 Getting Started
User Login
Navigate to the CORE Team Application Portal
On the landing page, click “Log In”.
Enter your valid IDIR credentials.
Click Continue or hit the ENTER key.
After successful login, you will be navigated to the Personnel page in the dashboard.
Logging Out
Click on your user profile on the top right corner of the screen.
Click “Logout”.
🖥️ Anatomy of the CORE Team Dashboard
The Personnel Page
This is the first page that you will see upon logging into the application. The personnel page is typically the starting point for coordinators who want to search for deployable CORE members. The personnel page consists of two main functionalities: 1) Search filters to help narrow down your search; and 2) Search results display (see visuals below).
Search Filters
For specific Instructions on how to use the more complex filters (i.e., the “Home Region/Location” and “Availability/Date Range” filter), as well as how to read the search results table with the availability filter applied, please see Finding Members to Deploy in Chapter 3.
Search Results
Search Results Column Definitions:
Name: Active members' names are displayed with new members at the top in reverse chronological order (date approved), followed by other active members listed alphabetically.
Approved: Indicates the date that a member was approved into the CORE program.
Region: Indicates the region that a member belongs to, based on their home location.
Home Location: Indicates the member’s current place of residence.
Availability: Indicates whether a member is available, unavailable, or deployed among the days selected in the availability filter.
If the status is only partial for a member, it will display the value in the following format: “[status] # of # (total) days”.
Willing to Travel: Indicates whether a member is willing to travel during their deployments.
Remote Only: Indicates whether a member is only able to work remotely or not during a deployment.
Union Membership: Indicates the union membership that a member is affiliated with.
Ministry: Indicates the ministry that a member came from.
The Profile Page
Profile pages store individual EMCR member and applicant information. The member profile consists of five sections:
Profile banner displaying information including the member’s name, member status (active/inactive), last time they have been deployed, etc.;
Member Details section;
Functions & Experience Levels section;
Member’s schedule displaying their availability and scheduled deployments; and
Notes section
👩💻 What Coordinators can do in CORE Team
Finding Members to Deploy
Search filters: “Region/Home Location”
There are two main ways to go about using the Region/Home Location filter. The first one is using it to find people who reside in a select area (region/home location). When choosing an option from this dropdown menu, you can either:
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This filter automatically refines the search results to members who belong to the selected region(s) and/or home location(s).
Potential scenarios that may require search by home location:
You need to look for any available members who currently reside in Fort Nelson (NEA).
Search filters: Willingness to Travel
The second way is to use the Region/Home Location filter to search for members who are able to travel to a specific area. In this case, the fire centre or location that is selected refers to the area that you want to deploy the member to, instead of where people are coming from. To do this, you must:
Select a location;
Simply check the box that says “Show members willing to travel to the selected location(s)”.
The search results will automatically refresh, showing all members who are willing to travel to the selected area, regardless of where they live in the province.
Potential scenarios that may require search by willingness to travel:
You need to find any active members across BC who are abled to be deployed to an incident happening in 100 Mile House.
Search filters: “Availability/Date Range”
Select a status from the “Availability” dropdown.
Open “Availability Date Range” and click on a start and end date on the date picker. This will set the date range for the availability status selected in step 1.
In this example, the search results will be automatically refreshed to just members who are available any day(s) between June 10-17, 2024.
“Available”: indicates that the member is available every day between June 10th and June 17th.
“Available x of x days”: indicates that the member is only available for certain days out of the total number of days in the selected date range.
Practice navigating the dashboard with the following scenario:
For deployment, please search for member(s) who meet the following requirements:
Lives in or near Nanaimo (Coastal Fire Centre);
Is interested or experienced in the food unit leader role under Logistics;
Is available for deployment for at least 3 consecutive days between June 13-20, 2024.
Reviewing deployable member’s profile information
Once you have found a suitable member, you can browse deeper in their profile to further assess their deployment readiness. Some actions you can do with the member profile:
Using the organization info displayed under “Member Details”, you can contact the member’s supervisor to confirm the member’s participation for an upcoming deployment.
You can also save important notes about the member in the Notes section to inform other coordinators.
Scheduling Members
Adding an Availability
On the member’s profile, you can update the scheduler by either clicking “Update Availability” on the top right corner of the section, or select a date block directly on the calendar.
Add a new availability in the pop-up modal.
Select a start and end date for the availability date range. You can do this by clicking on the date picker or entering a valid date in the date fields.
Click on one of the three statuses for the selected date range.
If you are setting up a deployment, you can enter a valid Task/Resource Request number.
Once you have added all the required details, click “Save”.
You will see the selected date range and availability status highlighted in the member’s schedule.
If you want to edit or delete an existing availability on the calendar, simply click on the date range on the member’s schedule and make changes in the Edit Availability Modal.
Note that you can now also see all BCWS deployments in the same calendar, if a member is enrolled in both EMCR and BCWS.
Add Notes
See Step 5 of Finding Members to Deploy.
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