The EOC Director, with installation commander approval, activates which group to restore the installation to its original condition?

The Recovery Working Group is activated by the EOC Director, with the installation commander's approval, to focus on restoring the installation to its original condition following an incident. This group is specifically tasked with addressing recovery efforts, which include assessing damage, determining resource needs, and implementing processes to bring the installation back to its pre-incident operational capabilities. Their role is crucial in facilitating a structured approach to recovery, allowing for coordination among various stakeholders and ensuring that all necessary actions are taken for an efficient restoration process.

The other groups, while important in their own right, have different primary functions. For example, the Incident Management Team typically focuses on the immediate response to incidents and managing the operational aspects of those responses rather than long-term recovery. The Emergency Response Unit is geared towards handling crises as they unfold and providing immediate support rather than planning for recovery. The Stabilization Task Force generally deals with ensuring that essential services are maintained during an emergency but does not directly engage in the recovery process as thoroughly as the Recovery Working Group.