FO Chp15 Flashcards

1
Q

FIRESCOPE

A

Firefighting resources of southern california organized for potential emergencies

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2
Q

____ allows for effective, efficient, and collaborative incident management across all emergency management and incident response organizations

A

NIMS

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3
Q

NIMS has 5 components:

A
Preparedness
Communication and information management
Resource management
Command and management
Ongoing management and maintenance
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4
Q

For emergency operations, the recommended span of control is _____ reporting to one supervisor

A

3-5

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5
Q

The overall direction and goals are set at the _____ level

A

stragetic

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6
Q

_____ level objectives define the actions that are necessary to achieve the strategic goals

A

tactical

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7
Q

Tactical assignments are usually defined by:

A

geographical area

functional responsibility

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8
Q

Branches are stablished to:

A

group tactical components

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9
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_____ level assignments are the actions required to achieve the tactical objectives

A

Task

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10
Q

Who is responsible for the management of all incident operations

A

IC

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11
Q

The first arriving company level officer has three options when arriving at the incident and assuming command:

A

investigation
fast attack
command mode

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12
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While the initial IC remains outside, the rest of the company members should do one of the following:

A

Initiate fire suppression or emergency action with one member as the acting CO
After the initial IC assigns them, remaining company members work under another CO
Stay with the IC to perform staff functions that assist command

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13
Q

9 functions of command

A
Determine strategy
Selecting incident tactics
Setting action plan
Developing ICS
Managing resources
Coordinating resources
Providing for scene safety
Releasing information about incident
Coordinating with outside agencies
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14
Q

What 3 functions must be completed as part of the first arriving officer’s size up and plan?

A

determining strategy
selecting incident tactics
setting action plan

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15
Q

Command staff:

A

IC
PIO
Safety officer
Liaison officer

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16
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The ______ is responsible for the management of all actions that are directly related to controlling the incident.

A

operations section

17
Q

The ________ is responsible for the collection, evaluation, dissemination, and use of information relevant to the incident. Updating the IAP

A

planning section

18
Q

_____ is a comprehensive, national, all hazards approach to domestic incident response that describes specific authorities and best practices for managing incidents

A

National Response Framework (NRF)

19
Q

______ are tactical level management elements that are used to assemble companies and resources for a common purpose

A

Divisions, groups, and units

20
Q

A ____ represents a functional operation

A

group

21
Q

A _____ represents a geographical opreation

A

division

22
Q

A ____ is a generic term that can be applied to either a geographical or functional component

A

unit

23
Q

A _____ is a supervisory level established in either the operations or logistics function to provide an appropriate span of control

A

branch

24
Q

____ refers to a standard procedure to manage uncommitted resources at the scene of an incident

A

staging

25
Q

There are 3 levels of command in the ICS:

A

strategic
tactical
task