Unit 7 Lesson 4: Major Incidents Flashcards

1
Q

Who can declare a major incident?

A

Police officer of any rank

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2
Q

What are the three levels of command at a major incident?

A

Bronze - operational commander (officer at the scene)

Silver - Tactical Commander (operating remotely)

Gold - strategic commander (senior officer with overview)

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3
Q

Mnemonic for actions at a major incident?

A

METHANE

M - Major incident declared?

E - Exact location

T - Type of incident

H - Hazards

A - Access

N - Number, type, severity of casualties

E - Emergency services present and those required

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4
Q

Where should the Forward Control Point be placed at a major incident and what is it?

A

Within the outer cordon. First to arrive, blue lights on.

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5
Q

What is the Rendezvous Point at a major incident and where should it be?

A

Within the outer cordon and is where the resources attending book in.

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6
Q

What are the six points to be made at a major incident?

A

Forward control point
Ambulance loading point
Casualty clearing station
Media liaison point
Rendezvous point
Marshalling area

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