RESPONDERSAFETY TIM: Incident Command & Management

RESPONDERSAFETY TIM: Incident Command & Management Who ensures the interoperability of communication equipment, procedures, and systems by adopting protocols for the use of an Incident Command System at traffic incide ...

RESPONDERSAFETY TIM: Incident Command & Management Who ensures the interoperability of communication equipment, procedures, and systems by adopting protocols for the use of an Incident Command System at traffic incidents? TIM Team Incident Commander Planning Section Chief Resource Section Chief - ✔✔Tim team Establishing, exercising, and __________ command are the heart of the incident management process. practicing terminating transferring documenting - ✔✔transferring A TIM Team can create policies, procedures, and guidance for how to define and select facilities at an incident, set the requirements for the locations, communicate locations to all responders at the scene and enroute, and plan for how resources can be deployed. In addition, some predesignation may be possible with regard to triage, medical facilities, and __________. grocery stores media access communications resources helicopter operational needs - ✔✔helicopter operational needs Who is responsible for determining the overall ICS organizational structure for roadway responses? TIM team State Statute Agency Chief Regional Authority - ✔✔TIM team Plain English, also called __________ is the key to effective incident communications and is also required by NIMS-ICS. plain text clear text code free clear code - ✔✔clear text If/when/how the transfer of command takes place must be established ahead of time. Items that play a role in the transfer of command include legal mandates, rank and qualifications, incident complexity, and __________. fatigue weather time of day command post facilities - ✔✔fatigue What ICS concept needs to be preserved so that everyone reports to only one ICS supervisor and receives work assignments from that ICS supervisor? span of control unity of command command presence command structure - ✔✔Unity of Command The top-down, modular ICS organizational structure is based on the ranks of officers at an incident. organizational command structure. size and complexity of the incident. the various agencies responding to the incident. - ✔✔size and complexity of the incident Each incident also has an oral or written______________ that specifies the incident objectives, states the activities, and covers a specific operational period time frame Incident Action Plan (IAP) Operational Mission Goal (OMG) Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Standard Operating Guideline (SOG) - ✔✔Incident Action Plan (IAP) What is the single location from which the IC oversees all operations, located outside of the present and potential hazard zone? Incident Base Incident Command Post Communications Center Emergency Operations Center (EOC) - ✔✔Incident Command Post What are temporary locations proximate to, but outside, the immediate impact zone where personnel and equipment wait to be assigned? Bases Camps Staging Areas Command Posts - ✔✔Staging areas The temporary location at the incident where helicopters can safely land and take off. Base Camp Helibase Helispot - ✔✔Helispot Who can set requirements for dispatching, briefings, safety procedures, interactions with the public, and media inquiry response? TIM team Agency Chief Regional Authority Public Information Officer - ✔✔tim team The process of conducting a constructive critical review of an incident, drawing lessons, and passing on what was learned is called __________. After Action Review Post-Incident Critique Post-Incident Analysis Incident Management Review - ✔✔Post-incident Analysis The heart of After Action Review is answering five questions. (1) What was our intention?; (2) What went well?; (3) What could have gone better?; and (4) What should we have done differently? What is the fifth question? Who needs to know? Was it properly documented? Could we repeat these results? Who will make changes to SOPs? - ✔✔Who needs to know