CIC

Question 1

Examples of CIC incidents

Answer 1

1) Terrorist Attacks
2) Major loss of life or property

3) Major Marine Casualty
(a) The loss of six or more lives:
(b) The loss of a mechanically propelled vessel of 100
or more gross tons;
(c) Property damage initially estimated at $500,000
or more; or
(d) Serious threat

4) Major Pollution (over 100,000 gallons of oil)
5) Any incident in which CO deems to be an incident of National Interest

Question 2

Timeline for CIC

Answer 2

T+5 - Initial Report (Vertical)

T+15 - Information Dissemination (Horizontal)

T+30 - Follow-on update (Conference Call)

T+2hrs - Coordination

Question 3

What happens at T+5 min?

Answer 3

Initial report to the NCC - 1-800 DAD SAFE

Question 4

What happens at T+15 min?

Answer 4

NCC will generate a Critical Incident Report and email it to Homeland Security Operations Center (HSOC), each District CC, reporting unit, and both Area Maritime Intelligence Fusion Center (MIFC)

Question 5

What happens at T+30 min?

Answer 5

NCC will initiate a conference call with the reporting unit, District Commander, Area Commander and Commandant. (Time for this call will be established at Initial Notification)

Question 6

What happens at T+2 hours?

Answer 6

NCC will establish video-teleconference with District Commander, Area Commander, and Commandant to update the situation and course of action. Battle rhythm