F-ROC

Sample Plans, Policies and Procedures

F-ROC Participant Toolkit

New to F-ROC? Here's what you need to know

What is F-ROC?

What does F-ROC standardize?

Applicant's Projects

Forms and Documentation

All Projects will have the same look and feel which will result in fewer questions, faster approvals, and a more streamlined Public Assistance process.

Simplifying the process by using intuitive features such as drop-down menus, limited free text, structured data, and essential data fields.

Key Pillars of F-ROC

Is Your F-ROC Score Locked In?

F-ROC News and Contacts

Submit Your F-ROC Success Stories

F-ROC@em.myflorida.com

FAQ

Q: Is participation in the F-ROC program required?
A: Participation is not required. However, you must complete the Disaster Readiness Assessment (DRA) to remain in the program.

Q: What categories of work does the F-ROC program cover?
A: Category A (Debris Removal) and Category B (Emergency Protective Measures)

** Coming Soon – Category F (Public Utilities) and other permanent work categories.

Q: Who should complete the eLearning and sign the Participation Request Form?
A: The highest-ranking official in your organization must complete and sign the Participation Request and Renewal Form and take the required eLearning. Both actions can be delegated to another person. A signed delegation memo is required.

Q: What is the formula for the F-ROC Score?
A:

Q: Can I Participate in the F-ROC program and still use my own forms?
A: Yes, however in order to maximize your F-ROC score, you should utilize the standard F-ROC forms (reference above graphic for score breakdown)