IMS 100 Flashcards

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IMS 100

What is the goal of IMS?

  • From 2017 exam, long answer, good to read over and over
A

The goal of the Incident Management System is to provide an efficacious, flexible, and consistent structure and process that is scalable to manage incidents by all levels of government, emergency response organizations, communities, ministries, non-government organizations (NGOs), and the private sector.

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IMS 100

This doctrine was developed to provide a ______, ________ IMS that is capable of ensuring the effective, coordinated response to all incidents by Ontario’s various response organizations.

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single, province wide

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IMS 100

The IMS doctrine for Ontario was developed by _____________, chaired by ________________

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a multi-stakeholder Steering Committee

Emergency Management Ontario.

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IMS 100

What are the 5 management functions?

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  • command
  • operations
  • planning
  • logistics
  • finance/administration
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IMS 100

What is Command?

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Command is the act of directing, ordering or controlling by virtue of explicit statutory, regulatory or delegated authority.

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IMS 100

T/F: an IAP may be spoken or written.

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True

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IMS 100

The IMS framework is _________ and ________ in terms of structure and processes. It may be established to match the size and complexity of any incident

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modular and scalable

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IMS 100

Resources are defined by?

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Kind – refers to the nature of the resource, e.g. generator, ambulance, decontamination tent, etc.

Type – describes the capacity or performance capability of the resource. Type 1 has the greatest capacity. Higher numbers, e.g. Type 4, represent a lower capability

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IMS 100

All resources will have one of three possible status indicators:

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Assigned – already being used,
Available – ready to be assigned,
Out of Service – not available. The Resources Unit of the Planning Section tracks the status of all resources involved in an incident.

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IMS 100

Who writes and approves the IAP?

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Command, Operations and planning may all be involved in writing it, BUT command approves it.
“COP”

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IMS 100

Sections chiefs comprise general staff which carry out key management functions such as:

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  • Operations
  • Planning
  • Logistics
  • Finance and Admin
    “OPLFA” everything except command
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IMS 100 (2016 Exam)

Legislation under which an emergency may be declared for a complex emergency in Ontario

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Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act

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