Response Policing

Question 1

T
H
R
I
V
E

Answer 1

Threat
Harm
Risk
Investigation
Vulnerability
Engagement

Question 2

Arriving at the scene you must

A
P
C

Answer 2

Assess
Protect
Communicate

Question 3

To control the scene you develop a

C
A
P

Answer 3

Common
Approach
Path

Question 4

What is a critical incident?

Answer 4

An incident where the effectiveness of the police response is likely to have a significant impact on the confidence of the victim, their family and/or the community.

Question 5

Who can declare a critical incident?

Answer 5

Anyone can bring a potential critical incident to the attention of a senior officer, but only a designated senior officer E.g. The duty officer can declare an incident as critical.

Question 6

What is a major incident?

Answer 6

Any incident that requires more than one emergency service.

Question 7

What is the acnorym given to control when declaring a major incident?

Answer 7

Major incident declared
Exact location
Type of incident
Hazards present or suspected
Access - routes that are safe to use
Number, type, severity of casualties
Emergency services present and required

Question 8

What does JESIP stand for?

Answer 8

Joint emergency services interoperability principle.

Question 9

What are the 4 stages to a major incident?

Answer 9

1. The initial response
2. Consolidation phase
3. The recovery phase
4. The restoration phase