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Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office

REQUEST FOR STANDBY FIRST AIDER

This process allows individuals, organizations, or other government entities to request the deployment of a standby first aider for events or activities where medical assistance may be necessary. This service ensures the safety and preparedness of participants during activities by providing immediate medical attention if needed, demonstrating the commitment of the Tayabas DRRM Office to public health and safety.

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At a glance

Before you begin

Service classification

Simple

Service sector

Disaster Preparedness, Safety, Peace and Order

Prepare your documents

Checklist of requirements

Bring the listed documents and secure them from the indicated office or source.

CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS  WHERE TO SECURE
1. Copy of request letter with endorsement or note from the office of the City Mayor (1 xerox or original copy) Operations and Warning Section 

What happens next

Process, fees, and timeline

Follow the citizen and agency steps in order. Processing time may depend on complete submissions.

CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTION FEES TO BE PAID PROCESSING TIME PERSON RESPONSIBLE
1. Client presents the letter of request along with endorsement or note from the Office of the Mayor. 1.1 Accept and record the letter None 10 Minutes  Sheryl S. Pabularcon
Local DRRM Assistant

DRRMO
or
Glaiza Z. Yanilla
Local DRRM Assistant
DRRMO
or
Joebeth P. Butiong
Nursing Attendant II
DRRMO
  1.2 Request is submittedfor approval from the Head of the DRRMO None 15 Minutes Rosario P. Bandelaria
CGDH-1/ Local DRRM Officer

DRRMO
2. Await confirmation and standby assignment 2.1 Deploy the team to standby on the requested schedule, subject to availability of resources and manpower None 15 Minutes Jaycee A. Buncayo
Nurse I/Operations Section Chief

DRRMO
  TOTAL None 40 minutes  
    END OF TRANSACTION    

This digital guide reflects the Citizen’s Charter records published by the City Government of Tayabas. Offices may request additional supporting documents when required by law or by the particulars of a transaction.