Incident
Command
Structure
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Basic
Organization

 Flashcards

1
Q
Name the 5 tactical priorities  
R
HC
LL
VS
S
A
Rescue
Hazard control
Loss limiting 
Victim occupant stabilization 
safety
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2
Q

Name the 8 standards of command

A
Assumption of command
Situational awareness
Communication
Incident objectives strategy and action plan
Resource deployment
Incident organization
Evaluate and revise
Transition of command
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3
Q

How many standards of command must be addressed

A

Six

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4
Q

A response that will not potentially escalate beyond the commitment of these companies do not require ICS

A

Automatic alarms
Assistance calls
Any EMS requiring only one or two companies

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5
Q

Incident command terminology is required anytime a

A

Category B assignment is held to work

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6
Q

The company officer will normally stay with their crew when

a) Offensive fire attack
b) Life rescue
c) Concern for firefighter safety
d) Incident investigation
e) all of the above

A

e) all of the above

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7
Q

What is considered defensive mode

A

Protecting exposures

Confining damage to the structure involved

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8
Q

The first arriving IC to pass command to the next company on scene when

A

Initial commitment of the first arriving company requires a full crew

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9
Q

Initial commitment of the first arriving company requires a full crew when

A

High rise

Or an immediate rescue and other officer of equal rank is on scene

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10
Q

A company officer or chief officer will assume command when

A

Cannot locate or communicate with the initial IC after several radio attempts

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11
Q

The actual transfer of incident command will be regulated by the following procedure

A

Communicate face to face or radio and brief officer on conditions actions needs

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12
Q

Preferred method to transfer incident command

A

Face to face

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13
Q
Incident conditions, Incident action plan,Tactical priorities,
Safety best describes..
a)Conditions
b)Actions 
c)Needs
A

a)Conditions

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14
Q

Deployment and assignment of operating companies best describes…

a) Conditions
b) Actions
c) Needs

A

b)Actions

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15
Q

Needs for additional resources best describes…

a) Conditions
b) Actions
c) Needs

A

c)Needs

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16
Q

When there are no working incidents ______ operates as department command under the supervision of the ____

A

Metro fire control /

Deputy department commander

17
Q

what 3 operational levels do the incident command address

A

Strategic, tactical, task

18
Q

involves the overall incident command and direction of the incident

a) strategic level
b) tactical level
c) task level

A

strategic level

19
Q

directs activities to execute or implement specific objectives

a) strategic level
b) tactical level
c) task level

A

tactical level

20
Q

refers to those activities normally accomplished by a company or specific personnel

a) strategic level
b) tactical level
c) task level

A

task level

21
Q

The strategic plan defines where and when resources will be ______ and how they are ________

a) assigned to the incident / intended to impact the situation
b) the hands on work is actually done
c) geographic areas or functions / supervising personnel

A

assigned to the incident / intended to impact the situation

22
Q

Tactical level officers (division/group supervisors) are responsible for _____ or ______ and _________ assigned to their respective div/group

a) assigned to the incident / intended to impact the situation
b) the hands on work is actually done
c) geographic areas or functions / supervising personnel

A

geographic areas or functions / supervising personnel

23
Q

task level is where __________

a) assigned to the incident / intended to impact the situation
b) the hands on work is actually done
c) geographic areas or functions / supervising personnel

A

the hands on work is actually done

24
Q

The role of IC at a “routine” incident combines the _____

A

strategic and tactical level

25
Q

the basic structure for a “routine” incident, involving a small number of companies requires______

A

only two levels strategic and tactical

26
Q

One of the officers shall be placed in command of that geographic area or function (division/group supervisor)

A

whenever 2 resources are assigned to the same geographic area of function

27
Q

A company officer can effectively supervise their own crew and direct or coordinate the efforts of _____ or _____ additional companies assigned to their Div/group

A

one or two

28
Q

The number of Divisions/Groups that can be effectively managed by the IC _____ with ______ being optimal

A

3-7 five

29
Q

In multi-story occupancies division 15 indicates

A

15th floor

30
Q

groups will be identified by their function

A

medical group, ventilation group

31
Q

The intent of the branch level of the ICS is to divide an incident into _____ and _____

A

manageable components / reduce the ICs span of control

32
Q

what is transfer command / pass command

A

transfer to hire / pass command to equal

33
Q

divisions and groups are

A

geographical / functions