3- Initial Response S&T- Managing the Incident Flashcards

1
Q

A/An ____ ____ ____ includes the incident priorities, strategies, tactics, and assigning resources. It was be written or nonwritten.

A

Incident Action Plan (IAP)

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The steps of a decision-making process are:

*5 steps

A

-Identify and prioritize the problems
-Define the best solution
-Implement the solution
-Monitor the results
-Adjust the plan as necessary

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3
Q

Decision-making is a DYNAMIC process that continues until the incident:

A

Is terminated.

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4
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According to NIMS-ICS, the first-arriving emergency services personnel should do 3 things:

A

-Establish the NIMS-ICS
-Make decisions
-Take actions that will influence the rest of the operation

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5
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Common _____ for functional elements, position titles, facilities, and resources is essential for any command system.

A

Terminology

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“Command Staff” is comprised of incident management personnel who report directly to the IC; includes:

*3 answers

A

-Public Information Officer (PIO)
-Safety Officer
-Liaison Officer

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7
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_____ _____ refers to incident management personnel who represent the major functional SECTIONS.

A

General Staff

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8
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“Section” refers to the organizational level having responsibility for a major functional area of incident management and includes:

*5 answers

A

-Operations
-Planning
-Logistics
-Finance/Administration
-Information and Intelligence

I&I may be designated as a Section, a Branch within Operations, or part of the Command Staff

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_____ is the organizational level having functional/geographic responsibility for major segments of incident operations; organizationally located between Section and Division/Group. They are identified by Roman Numeral or functional area.

A

Branch

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_____ refers to the organizational level having responsibilities for operations within a defined geographical area. Resources assigned to this report to the ____ Supervisor.

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Division

equal to Group

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______ refers to the organizational level having responsibility for a specified functional assignment at an incident (i.e. ventilation, salvage, water supply, etc.) WITHOUT regard to a specific geographical area.

A

Group

equal to Division

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12
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____ refers to the organizational level within the SECTIONS that fulfill specific support functions such as the resources, documentation, demobilization, and situation ____ within the Planning Section.

A

Unit

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13
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____ = Specified number of personnel assembled for an assignment such as search, ventilation, or hoseline deployment and operations. Operates under the direct supervision of a ___ Leader.

A

Crew

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14
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____ ____ = Any combination of resources assembled for a SPECIFIC MISSION or OPERATIONAL ASSIGNMENT. All units involved must have common communications capabilities and a designated leader.

A

Task Force

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15
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____ ____ = Set number of resources of the SAME TYPE that have an established minimum number of personnel. All units must have common communications capabilities and a leader in a separate vehicle. THEY REMAIN TOGETHER AND FUNCTION AS A TEAM THROUGHOUT AN INCIDENT.

A

Strike Team

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16
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Everyone at the emergency scene must follow two basic communications rules:

A

-Individuals must identify themselves in every transmission as outlined in the local radio protocols
-The receiver must acknowledge every message by repeating the essence of the message to the sender