Resource Library·Merit Badge

Emergency PreparednessEagle

Eagle-required merit badge — requirements, troop progress, and nothing shelved yet (be the first to suggest something).Official BSA page ↗Workbook (PDF) ↗

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Scout Progress
ScoutAWARDReq 1Req 2Req 3Complete any oneReq 4Req 5Req 6Req 7Req 8Req 9Req 10Complete any one
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Hazel S.Star
Henry E.Second Class
Jack P.Star
Oliver K.First Class
Oliver V.Star
Robbie H.Second Class
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Requirements

From the official BSA merit badge pamphlet — wording is paraphrased here. Confirm against the current pamphlet for sign-off.

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1
1a
Discuss the five aspects: prevention, protection, mitigation, response, recovery
1b
Chart all five aspects for 10 emergency situations from the pamphlet's list of 21(Do any 10 of the following)
2
2a
Hold a family meeting; make shelter-in-place and evacuation plans
2b
Develop and practice a home fire escape plan with floor plan and meeting place
2c
Prepare or inspect a family disaster kit for sheltering and evacuation
3
(Do any one of the following)
3a
Inspect a home for safety hazards using a checklist; discuss findings
3b
Develop emergency prevention plans for five family activities outside the home
4
4a
Live household electric wire
4b
A structure filled with carbon monoxide
4c
Clothes on fire
4d
Drowning, using nonswimming rescues (including ice accidents)
5
5a
Show three ways to attract and communicate with rescue aircraft or drones
5b
Show ways to attract ground searchers when lost in the wilderness
5c
Show ways to attract searchers on the water from a disabled boat
6
With another person, show two ways to move an injured person on improvised stretchers
7
7a
Describe NIMS and the local Incident Command System (ICS)
7b
Find out how your community manages and trains for disasters
7c
Discuss how a Scout troop can help in an emergency using ICS
8
8a
Discuss troop duties, training, and precautions for four emergency services
8b
Prepare (or present) a written troop mobilization plan and your part in it
8c
Prepare or inspect a personal emergency service pack; explain contents
8d
Take part in an emergency service project, real or practice
9
Earn the First Aid merit badge
10
(Do any one of the following)
10a
Interview an emergency services coordinator or civil servant about their work
10b
Identify three emergency services careers; research one in depth
10c
Research emergency preparedness as a hobby or healthy lifestyle with goals