supervisors role in critical incidents Flashcards
proper use of reporting systems allows for the ?
balanced allocations of present and future resources
recording of event to lessen liability, provides facts vital to debriefing process, may provide details essential to future strategic planning efforts
Risk factors which should be identified in an initial assessment
types of hazard, casualties or victims, size of impacted area, evacuations, perimeters, number of available resources, weather conditions, multiple sites, distraction or diversion to actual event, planned seconday events
Supervisors responsibilities with incident command system
implement ICS, contain the scene, ensure safety of officers, apprehend any subject without incident
supervisors role within the national incident management system
assist the incident commander
ensure accountability
supervisors role with incidents involving weapons of mass destruction
- determine whether there is an actual incident or threat of incident
- establish command
- notify appropriate commands pursuant to policy
- enlist available resources
- develop incident action plan
- identify organizational structure
7, maintaining manageable span of control - manage incident resources
- coordinate overall emergency activities
size and scope of incident, size of agency, number of agencies responding, location of incident, resource allocation, and primary focus of event are some factors that determine what?
when a supervisor might interact with other agencies during critical incident
supervisor’s possible roles in interacting with other agencies during a critical incident
field sup, incident commander, PIO, finance/admin, logistics, planning
crowd control, search and rescue, EMS, fire suppression, hostage negotiation, site security, perp apprehension, crime scene protection
require multi agency response
general reporting requirements for critical incidents
- identify and report
- follow NIMS protocol
- ensure surrounding agencies are informed
- report incident to media
- continue to monitor situation
- be ready to initiate or scale back resources
- documentation
These are essential considerations in transitioning from one incident commander to a replacement commander
1. incident conditions 2, incident action plan and current status 3. safety considerations and concerns 4. deployment and assignments 5. incident briefing form