403 Incident Command Flashcards
STAGES
The Incident Command System can be subdivided into 2 stages:
Initial Response ICS
Extended Operations ICS
OPERATING REQUIREMENTS
- Adaptability
and
- Expandability
Is the final authority for the incident
The Incident Commander (IC)
Initial Report
The first-arriving unit shall transmit a brief initial radio report including:
- Unit identification on-scene
- Building description (occupancy, size, construction)
- Obvious conditions and initial tactics
Establishing Command
The first-arriving unit may establish Command. The person in charge of that unit shall be act as the Incident Commander until:
• properly relieved by an officer or chief
OR
• The incident is terminated
The ___ ___ ___ is the main reason for subdividing an incident
Safety of personnel
Divisions may be designated as follows:
- Direction
- Area
- Floor Number
Groups are designated by:
• Function
When any of the specialty teams are assigned to an accident, they should remain intact when arriving on scene and be assigned to an
Appropriate Group Supervisor
A Company Officer may have to operate as both
Supervisor and a company officer
The assignment of complete crews to an area of operation will enhance the ____ ____ for personnel
Safety factor
Staging shall be divided into 2 levels based on the
Size and complexity of the incident
Level 1 staging is the standard for all incidents requiring a ___ ___ or ___ as guided by SOGs
Full assignment or greater
This level of staging shall be employed for incidents that require strategic positioning of apparatus but which do not require an on-scene reserve of apparatus
Level 1 staging
This level of staging shall be employed for large scale, complex situations that require an on-scene reserve of apparatus, personnel, or equipment.
Level 2 staging