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Rule 200 Flashcards

1
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What is command for rule 200

A

The incident commander is responsible for all incident or event activity

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What is operations for rule 200?

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Operation section responsible for directing the tactical actions to meet incident objectives

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What is the finest planning for rule 200

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Planning section is responsible for the collection, evaluation, and display of incident information, maintaining status of resources, and preparing the incident, action plan, and incident related documentation

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What is the logistics section responsible for in rule 200?

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Providing adequate services and support to meet all incident or event needs

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What does the finance/administration section responsible for in rule 200?

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Keeping track of incident related cost, personnel, and equipment records, and administering procurement contracts associated with the incident

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T/F an incident commander can elect to perform all functions for the different sections or each of these functional areas can be delegated as needed

A

True

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7
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What is meant by unity of command?

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Every individual has only one designated supervisor

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When does the transfer of command at an incident occur?

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Higher ranking or more qualified person assumes command

Incident situation changes overtime -jurisdiction or agency change

Normal turnover of personnel on long or extended incident

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What is meant by unified command?

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ICS management process, which allows all agencies who have jurisdiction or functional responsibility for the incident to jointly develop a common set of objectives and strategies

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What is the span of control for a supervisor in ICS?

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3 to 7 with five being optimum number

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11
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How are resources categorized?

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Single resources (include personnel and their equipment)

Task forces (particular tactical need)

Strike teams

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What are the advantages of task forces and strike teams?

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Maximization of effective use of resources

Reduction in span of control

Reduction in communications traffic

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13
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Every incident needs an incident, action plan, oral or written. When is it most important to use written?

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Two or more jurisdictions involved

Incident will overlap major changes in personnel

Partial/ full activation of the ICS organization

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What is the information officer responsible for?

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Developing and releasing information about the incident to the news media, to incident personnel, and other appropriate agencies

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Who is the contact for personal assigned to the incident who assist other agencies ?

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Liaison officer

And they should monitor and identify current or potential inter organizational problems

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16
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Who is the agency representative?

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Individual assigned to an incident from an assisting or cooperating agency who has been delegated authority to make decisions on their behalf

17
Q

What is the safety officer function?

A

Development and recommend measures for assuring personnel safety and to assess or anticipate hazardous and unsafe situations

18
Q

Which section is responsible for the direction and coordination of all incident tactical operations?

A

Operations section

19
Q

What are four units in the planning section?

A

Resources unit
Situation unit
Documentation unit
De mobilization unit

20
Q

Which of the following units are not provided by the logistics section?

Supply
Facilities
Aviation
Ground support
Communication technology
Provisions
Medical

A

Aviation

21
Q

What is the code 99?

A

Special threat situation

22
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What constitutes the special threat for code 99

A

 Barricaded, suspect, hostage, threatened suicide, execution of search, or arrest, warrants,

And also including crowd, control 100 fire 101 natural disaster 103 mass casualty 102 and active shooter 105 hazmat 104

23
Q

Who shall submit to the chief of BFS the after action report for an incident?

A

Incident commander

24
Q

What is the primary purpose of negotiation for a code 99?

A

Slow down the initiative of the suspects and create an atmosphere of trust

25
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What is the first objective of a negotiator in a code 99?

A

Reduce suspect, anxiety and return the suspect to a decision making state

26
Q

And a special threat situation when a hostage or a victim is in a foreign official war involves a federal crime who has jurisdiction?

A

Shared concurrently by FBI and BPD

If it began on BPD, they will retain primary

27
Q

What is the code 100?

A

Crowd control situation

28
Q

What are the three types of force for crowd control situations and civil disturbances?

A

Constructive force(mere presence)

Physical force

Mechanical force
Stage one - non lethal weapons
Stage two – Less lethal

29
Q

Describe the different levels for a code 100

A

Level one – district personnel

Level two – EDT - Decision decision made by district commander

Level three – public order platoons , made by incident commander

Level four -full deployment of department resources, and other agencies. Incident commander after consultation with emergency operation center.

30
Q

What is the code 101

A

Fire and structural collapse. BFD.

31
Q

What is the code 102?

A

Mass casualty incident BFD

32
Q

What is the code 103?

A

Natural disasters

Boston emergency management agency

33
Q

What is the code 104?

A

Hazmat BFD

34
Q

Who has the primary jurisdiction and lead investigating agency for weapons of mass destruction?

A

FBI

35
Q

What is the code 105?

A

Active shooter

Contact teams and rescue teams

36
Q

Who can determine to send in a rescue team for a code 105?

A

Incident commander only

37
Q

Corporate emergency access system to reduce potential impact of economic injury, following a serious catastrophe and get places back up and running.

Levels include X prohibited
D – direct involvement only
C – critical industries only
B – basic function, all industry
A- all permitted with possible vehicle restriction

What level would the media and press be?

A

Level C – critical industries only access

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