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Phase I: Survival45 min

First 72 Hours

Emergency Water Triage

Create a fast water decision tree: find, contain, clarify, disinfect, and ration without wasting daylight.

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You will be able to

Target Outcomes

Rank nearby water sources
Build a simple treatment flow
Track safe-use containers

Step-by-step

Instruction Blocks

  1. 01

    Inventory what is already safe

    Start with sealed household water, water heater reserves, and known potable containers before moving to uncertain outdoor sources.

  2. 02

    Separate dirty, settling, and treated zones

    Mark containers clearly so untreated water never touches the clean side of your process or your drinking vessel.

  3. 03

    Clarify before disinfection

    Let cloudy water settle, pour off the clearer top layer, then pass it through cloth before using your chosen disinfection method.

  4. 04

    Write the ration plan

    Record how much water is ready now, who needs it, and when the next treatment batch must begin.

1. Inventory Selection

Multi-select

Select only the required field inventory for Emergency Water Triage. Leave unsafe or irrelevant items behind.

2. Logic Ordering

Drag or buttons

Arrange the Emergency Water Triage logic sequence from first action to final handoff.

  1. 1Separate dirty, settling, and treated zones
  2. 2Clarify before disinfection
  3. 3Write the ration plan
  4. 4Inventory what is already safe

3. Safety Verifications

Red-Flag check

Mark every Red-Flag action that would make the Phase I practice unsafe.