Which action is NOT part of the Damage Control response?

Running drills in normal weather is not considered part of the Damage Control response. The Damage Control process involves immediate actions taken to manage and mitigate damage during an incident, such as assessing the situation, informing crew members, and securing ventilation to control the environment and prevent the spread of fire or toxic fumes.

Drills are essential for preparation and training but are typically conducted in safe, controlled circumstances, making the weather conditions irrelevant to the action taken during an actual emergency response. The primary focus during a Damage Control response is on addressing the emergency at hand, and running drills serves more as a training exercise rather than a direct response to a damage scenario.