Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

NFPA ___ : Standard on Fire Department Incident Management System(IMS).

A

NFPA 1561

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2
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___ helps maintain awareness of location and function of personnel.

A

Accountability

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3
Q

Resource elements : Any resource element that varies in capability because of size or power must be ___.

A

Typed

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4
Q

In IMS, the first management assignments, by the IC, will normally be one or more ___ to manage the major functional areas.

A

Section Chiefs

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5
Q

If the section chief sees the need, ___ may be established within the section.

A

Functional units

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6
Q

IAP : Written plan should be used when..

A

Resources from multiple agencies
Several jurisdictions are used
Incident requires shift changes

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7
Q

The fire ground command system became popular in the late ___ and was widely utilized. It was developed in ___ and gained national attention after the publication of the book Fire Command by Alan Brunacini.

A

1970’s

Phoenix, AZ

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8
Q

In 1980, federal officials transitioned IMS’s into a national program called the NIIMS. This became the basis of a response management system for ___.

A

All federal agencies with wildfire management responsibilities.

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9
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NIIMS consisted of ___ major subsystems.

A

5

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10
Q

___ continues to be a requirement for jurisdictions seeking Federal grant money, and this organizations will have to demonstrate compliance.

A

NIMS

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11
Q

NIMS is the first standardized approach at the ___ level to incident management and response.

A

National

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12
Q

In Homeland Security Presidential Directive 5 (HSPD-5), President George W. Bush called on the ___ to develop a national NIMS.

A

Secretary of Homeland Security

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13
Q

DHS released NIMS in ___.

A

March 2004

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14
Q

The ___ was established by the Secretary of Homeland Security to provide strategic direction and oversight of NMS.

A

NIMS Integration Center

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15
Q

NIMS breaks down incident management into ___ functions. They are:

A

5

Command
Operations
Planning
Logistics
Finance/Administration
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16
Q

ICS-100 - ___
ICS-200 - ___
ICS-300 - ___
ICS-400 - ___

A

Introduction to ICS
Basic ICS
Intermediate ICS
Advanced ICS

17
Q

NIMS was designed for and mandates a ___.

A

Unified command

18
Q

___ is the IMS designation for the organizational level that has primary responsibility for one of the general staff or command staff functions.

A

Section

19
Q

Each ___ reports directly to the IC.

A

Section Chief

20
Q

___ is the position responsible for the management of all tactical objectives and activities. Needs to have direct involvement in the development of action plans.

A

Operations

21
Q

___ is responsible for many areas, beginning with the development of action plans and also collects and evaluates tactical info.

A

Planning

22
Q

___ is responsible for all non-operational support needs and activities. Including facilities transportation, supplies, equipment, apparatus, communications, medical services for incident responders and food for all involved in the incident.

A

Logistics

23
Q

On a very large or long duration incident, it may be necessary to implement the last section of the system, the ___ section.

A

Finance/Administration

24
Q

Support divisions for the main sections are ___, ___, and ___.

A

Branches, Divisions, and Groups

25
Q

___ would generally be established when the number of divisions or groups has exceeded the manageable span of control.

A

Branch

26
Q

___ is established and named by geographic areas.

A

Division

27
Q

___ are established and named by a specific function that they are to accomplish.

A

Groups

28
Q

___ is a combo of unlike resources, typically 5 resources.

A

Task Force

29
Q

___ is a combo of 5 like resources.

A

Strike Team

30
Q

___, which spell out the standard course of action that should be taken and expected on every incident, are the foundation of an IMS.

A

SOG’s