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Incident commander
Incident commander/Deputy
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Command staff
Officer /Assistant
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Single resource
E -7 Unit designation
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Strategic goals: defined
- The overall plan that will be used to control the incident (what has to be done)
- - are bold in nature and are achieved by completion of tactical objectives
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Examples of strategic goals:
- 1. Protection or removal of Exposed persons
- 2. Protection of external or internal exposures
- 3. Confining and extinguishing a
- 4. Minimize loss to involved or exposed property fire
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Tactical objectives
- - tactical objectives are the operations that must be accomplished to achieve strategic
- -how the job should be done!
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Steps for accomplishing tactical objectives:
- -assignment of resources
- -nature of tactical activity
- -location of tactical activity
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The incident action plan is the ------ of the incident management.
Working segment
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The command staff consists of -----,----, and ----. And other positions as required, will report directly to ----.
- -public information officer
- -safety officer
- -liaison officer
The incident commander
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Multi jurisdictional incidents, involving several agencies, may require the establishment of a -----on the -----.
- -Liaison officer
- - command staff
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The ----function is to develop and recommend measures for assuring personal safety, and to assess hazardous and unsafe situations.
Safety officer
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The ----is the point of contact for the agency the representative assigned to the incident.
Liaison officer
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The ......is responsible for developing and releasing info about the incident, to the news media, to the incident personnel, and.......
The public information officer
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The general staff normally consist of the:
- -Operations section Chief
- -finance/administration section chief
- -logistics section chief
- -planning section chief
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A----will provide for rapid and accurate accounting of ----in the event of a building collapse, explosion or other similar events and will cut down on freelancing on the fire ground.
- -Personnel accountability system
- - Personnel
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The ---- is responsible for collection, evaluation, dissemination and use of information about the development of the incident and...
The planning section chief
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The logistics section chief is responsible for the ----mechanism for the organization.
Support
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The member in charge of a division or group is referred to as ----- and reports to----.
-Supervisor
-Operations chief
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The person in charge of staging area is referred to as -----and is responsible for managing all activities within the -----.
-Staging area manager
-staging area
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The ---- is a member of the general staff and is responsible for all tactical operations at the incident.
Operations chief
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A ---- or back up to shall be assigned as soon as possible at all incidents where members are required to enter IDLH atmospheres.
Fast Company
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The member in charge of a ---- is referred to as a leader.
Strike team/task force
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The ---- consists of safety officer, information officer, and liaison officer.
Command staff
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Personnel Accountability system will consist of:
- - proper input and maintenance personnel info into the mobile computer terminal MCT
- - unit riding list
- -command control chart and form ICS 214
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---- are created with partition of an incident into geographical areas of operation.
Divisions
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Division: "front of building"
Division A
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Proceeding clockwise, the next side of the building will be division .....
Division B
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The fire building will be designated division .....
Division "O"
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Floors:
the first floor will be division .....
Division one
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Exposure "A" will be ..... Side "A"
Opposite
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Evacuation signal is:
"get out, get out, all members evacuate the building"
This message will be broadcast three times.
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Air horns on on all apparatuses so equipped at the incident will be sounded using a series of short blasts for .....the transmission of radio message.
10 Seconds
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The two most common variations of command involve the use of .....and ....
- -Unified command
- -Area command
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When there is more than one responding agency with incident jurisdiction and incidents that across jurisdictions what type of command do you use?
Unified command
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In this type of command is generally used when there are a number of incidents in the same area and of the same type.
Area command
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Certain predefined incidents will have individual ......specific to that type of incident because of the incidents miniature size and complexity.
Action plan
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1. .....(The current situation presents)
-time
-location
-type of incident
-life hazards
Facts
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2. .....(predictions based on existing conditions)
-Life hazards
-extent of incident severity
- explosion and collapse potential
-weather changes
Probabilities
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3. -determine strategy
-evaluate tactical options
Decision
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4. .... And ....
-Manpower
-availability of and need for additional resources
-water supply
-strategic mode
-actions and the effect of actions already taken
Resources and capabilities
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5. ....
-establish command
-issue tactical assignments
-coordinate activities
-evaluate results, situation status
-alter tactics and or strategy
Plan of operation
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