ICS Principles And Features Flashcards

1
Q

Every incident must have an ______ action plan.

A

Incident action plan

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2
Q

The IAP must include the incident _____. The ______ to be completed. Covers the specified time ______; called the operational period.

A

Objectives, activities, frame

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3
Q

ICS:

Each element must have what?

A

A person in charge

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4
Q

ICS:

Incident objectives are established on the following three priorities:

A
  1. Life safety
  2. Incident stabilization
  3. Property preservation
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5
Q

For a manageable span of control, ICS recommends a ratio of how many subordinates to one supervisor?

A

5:1 ratio is recommended

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6
Q

In ICS, “resources” refer to what?

A

Personnel, supplies, and equipment

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7
Q

The location where the Incident Commander oversees all operations is called what?

A

Incident Command Post (ICP)

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8
Q

How many ICP’s should there be?

A

Only one

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9
Q

ICS:

What are staging areas?

A

Locations at incident where personnel and equipment wait to be assigned

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10
Q

Can there be more than one Staging Area at a large incident?

A

Yes

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11
Q

ICS:

What is a “Base?”

A

Location where logistics and admin functions are coordinated

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12
Q

ICS:

What is a “Camp?”

A

Area that provides food, water, sleeping area, sanitary services

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13
Q

What is a Helibase?

A

Area where helicopter centered air operations are conducted. Usually long term support like fueling and maintenance

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14
Q

What is a Helispot?

A

Temporary location at incident where helicopter can land and take off

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15
Q

Do all responders need to check in to receive an assignment?

A

Yes

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16
Q

ICS:

Do supervisors need to track resources and report status changes as they occur?

A

Yes

17
Q

ICS:

What is your first task when dispatched to incident?

A

Check in on arrival to receive and assignment

18
Q

ICS:

After check in, what do you do next?

A

Locate supervisor and receive initial briefing

19
Q

ICS:

What does the initial briefing cover?

A
  • Current assessment and incident objectives
  • Identified your specific job responsibilities
  • Description of ICS structuring and ID of co-workers
  • Location of work area, break area, where you can find needed resources
  • Operational work shifts, safety procedures and required PPE
20
Q

ICS:

Should you respond without being dispatched?

A

No

21
Q

ICS has been tested in more than ___ years of emergency and non-emergency applications.

A

30 years

22
Q

ICS:

The transfer of command process always includes a ________ __ _______ briefing.

A

Transfer of Command

23
Q

Most initial response operations are not captured with a formal IAP. If an incident is likely to extend beyond _____ operational period, become more complex, or involve multiple jurisdictions, IAP become more important.

A

1

24
Q

During a large scale law enforcement operation ______subordinates may be optimal.

A

8-10 subordinates

25
Q

The ICS _____ form is available to assist in developing a common communications plan.

A

ICS 205