284B - All Hazards Plan Administrative Order

Question 1

Who owns the All Hazards Plan Administrative Order?

Answer 1

Assistant Chief of Special Events

Question 2

NIMS stands for what?

Answer 2

National Incident Management System

Question 3

Does NIMS embrace the ICS and establishes a response structure that is scalable to meet the needs and complexity of a disaster event?

Answer 3

Yes

Question 4

ICS is a component of what?

Answer 4

NIMS

Question 5

What are the five functional areas of ICS?

Answer 5

Command
Operations
Planning
Logistics 
Administration
Finance

Question 6

Minimum ICS training for sworn officers is what?

Answer 6

IS 100.b or 100.LEb
IS 200.b
IS 700.a
IS 800.b

Question 7

The Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP) emphasizes action within the four phases of the emergency management cycle. What are the four phases?

Answer 7

Preparedness
Response
Recovery
Mitigation

Question 8

What are the four essential elements of CEMP?

Answer 8

The Basic Plan
Three annexes;
   1. Hazard Specific Plans
   2. Interagency Coordinating Procedures
   3. Standardized Operating Guidelines

Question 9

—— detail by name the lead, participating and coordinating entities and their roles and responsibilities in the Four phases of an emergency or disaster.

Answer 9

Interagency Coordinating Procedure (ICP)

Question 10

Who is the Emergency Preparedness Coordinator?

Answer 10

Commanding Officer of the Field Training Unit/Emergency Preparedness Unit

Question 11

Who is the principle planner and adviser to the Sheriff on critical incidents involving the JSO?

Answer 11

Chief of Homeland Security

Question 12

How often will training on the All Hazard Plan be done?

Answer 12

Annually

Question 13

What is a NIMS Type 1 Incident?

Answer 13

Most complex requiring national resources to safely and effectively manage and operate.

Question 14

What is a NIMS Type 2 Incident?

Answer 14

Extends beyond the capabilities for local control and is expected to go into multiple operational periods.

Question 15

What is a NIMS Type 3 Incident?

Answer 15

Extends beyond the capabilities of the initial response and may extend into multiple operational periods

Question 16

What forms must be used in a Type 3 Incident?

Answer 16

Incident Briefing Form (ICS Form 201)
IAP to include Incident Objectives (ICS Form 202), and
Organizational Assignment (ICS Form 206), and
Assignment List (ICS Form 204)

Question 17

What is a Type 4 NIMS Incident?

Answer 17

When several resources are required to mitigate the incident and is usually limited one operational period

Question 18

Type —— incidents that require a Watch Commander to respond will be documented in a ICS 201 Form.

Answer 18

Type 4

Question 19

If a supervisor has verified that an incident or event meets the definition of a Type 1-4 Incident/event, who do they contact?

Answer 19

Commanding Officer of the Emergency Preparedness Unit vis PECO Supervisor

Question 20

Who makes up the ICS Command Staff?

Answer 20

Safety
Liaison
Public Information

Question 21

Who makes up the ICS General Staff?

Answer 21

Operations
Planning
Logistics
Finance

Question 22

The first individual on scene is what?

Answer 22

Incident Commander

Question 23

Incident Commanders responsibilities include;

Answer 23

Activate ICS
Establish safety requirements 
Establish immediate priorities 
Determine Incident objectives and strategies
Establish CP
Mobilize personnel and resources
Approve and authorize IAP
Notify Sheriff’s Administration

Question 24

What three sections prepare IAP?

Answer 24

Planning Section
Operations Section
Logistics Section

Question 25

Incident Commander might establish a sixth functional area based on circumstances. What is it?

Answer 25

Intelligence