Ch 3 Managing Incident Flashcards

1
Q

The steps of a decision making process are:

A
Identify And prioritize the problem
Define the best solution
Implement the solution
Monitor the results
Adjust the plan as necessary
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2
Q

_________ occurs when individuals or crews decide on their own to take action that they believe will help to control the situation

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Freelancing

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3
Q

To operate independently of the incident commander’s command and control

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Freelance

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4
Q

This level of ICS is the act of directing, ordering, and or controlling resources by virtue of explicit legal, agency, or delegated authority

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Command

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5
Q

This level of ICS is incident management personnel who report directly to the incident commander

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Command staff

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6
Q

This level of ICS is incident management personnel who represent the major functional sections

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General staff

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7
Q

This level of ICS is organizational level having responsibility for a major functional area of incident management

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Section

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8
Q

This level of ICS is an organizational level having functional or geographic responsibility for major segments of incident operations; Organizationally located between section and division or group

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Branch

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9
Q

This level of ICS is in an organizational level having responsibility for operations within a defined geographic area; organizationally between branch and single resources

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Division

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10
Q

This level of ICS is an organizational level, equal to division, having responsibility for a specified functional assignment at an incident without regard to a specific geographical area

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Group

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11
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This level of ICS is an organizational level within the sections that fulfill specific support functions such as the resources documentation, the mobilization, and situation units within the planning section

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Unit

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12
Q

This resource is a specified number of personnel assembled for an assignment such as search, ventilation, or hose line deployment and operations

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Crew

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13
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This resource is an individual piece of apparatus and personnel required to make and functional functional

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Single resources

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14
Q

This resource is any combination of resources assembled for a specific mission or operational assignment

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Task force

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15
Q

This resource is a set number of resources of the same type that have an established minimum number of personnel

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Strike team

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16
Q

A _________ command structure is necessary when an incident involves or threatens to involve more than one jurisdiction or agency

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Unified

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17
Q

NFPA _____, requires the fire officer 1 to be able to develop an incident action plan

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1021

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18
Q

According to NFPA _______, standard for fire department incident management system, an IAP establishes the overall strategic decisions and assigned tactical objectives for an incident

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1561

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19
Q

________ is the number of direct subordinates that one supervisor can effectively manage

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Span of control

20
Q

Maximum number of subordinates that one individual can effectively supervise

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Span of control

21
Q

An accountability system should include a command officer requiring constant feedback, plus updated _______ to track and maintain fire fighter safety

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Personnel accountability reports

22
Q

________ Staging is often used on any response of two or more units

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Level 1

23
Q

________ staging is implemented when numerous units are responding to the same incident, particularly those situations that require mutual aid or result in a transmittal of multiple alarms

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Level II

24
Q

The initial interior attack shall not be initiated in an IDLH environment until there are sufficient personnel on scene to meet the two in, two out rule per OSHA ________

A

1910.134

25
Q

Learning and applying incidents in management at _____ situations will help the icy perfectly skills that can later be applied to more complex situation

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Single resource

26
Q

A sound decision making process is required while developing and implementing a written or non-written _____ which includes the incident priorities strategies and tactics

A

Incident action plan

27
Q

During an emergency incident, the IC is under pressure to quickly make the right decisions; having a pre-existing _____ greatly aids in the process

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Tactical work sheet

28
Q

______ Is a dynamic process that continues until the incident is terminated

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Decision making

29
Q

Indecision on the part of an IC can result in _______

A

Freelancing

30
Q

The United States government mandates that all fire and emergency service organizations that accept federal funds adopt the_____

A

National incident management system

31
Q

The ______ Is the basis for safe and efficient incident scene management

A

ICS

32
Q

To ensure effective communications, all units must use ______ rather than the numeric 10 codes, other agency specific radio codes, or jargon

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Clear text

33
Q

________ Communication is always the preferred method of exchanging information but is not always practical on the fire ground

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Face to face

34
Q

To avoid the chaos that would result from all units attempting to receive and transmit on the same channel, the _______, consistent with department SOP/Gs signs and specific channels to specific functions or units

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Incident communications plan

35
Q

A _______ Is necessary when an incident involves or threatens to involve more than one jurisdiction or agency

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Unified command structure

36
Q

The I C should develop the IAP with a focus on actions that can be implemented during the _____phase of the incident

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Initial

37
Q

A formal written IAP is required for ______

A

Long duration events

38
Q

An effective span of control ranges from __ to __ subordinates per supervisor depending on the variables with 5 considered the optimum number

A

3,7

39
Q

______ Is a tool used to promote organization during the activities required at an incident

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Span of control

40
Q

The purpose of ______ is to provide the I C with access to and control over all available resources

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Comprehensive resource management

41
Q

Each organization should employ a ____ accountability system at every incident

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Standardized

42
Q

________ provide a mechanism for ensuring me safe return of responders from a fire scene

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Accountability systems

43
Q

______ Staging is applied to the initial response of more than one fire department unit

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Level one

44
Q

_______ Staging is enacted when a large number of units are responding to an incident

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Level two

45
Q

The IC can use a number of visual aids to help manage and track resources assigned to the incident. The visual aid can be as simple as a pre-printed form, called ______ to sketch the incident scene in the location of units as they arrive

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Tactical worksheets