Which of the following is NOT one of the duties of CERT members when responding after a disaster?

The duty of conducting large-scale evacuations is typically outside the scope of Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) members. While CERT members are trained to assist in various ways during emergencies, including extinguishing small fires, treating injuries, and conducting light search and rescue operations, the coordination and execution of large-scale evacuations usually fall under the purview of professional emergency management personnel and agencies.

CERT teams are generally focused on immediate, localized needs in the aftermath of a disaster, operating within the confines of their training to provide support and care until professional responders can take over. Large-scale evacuations involve significant logistical planning, coordination with multiple agencies, and a higher level of authority and resources than what a CERT team typically has. Thus, it is appropriate that this duty is not included in the responsibilities of CERT members.