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UNIT 3: COMMAND FUNCTIONS: EXERCISES

UNIT 3: COMMAND FUNCTIONS: EXERCISES. OBJECTIVE. The students will be able to apply the Incident Command System (ICS) to various emergency incident scenarios. RESOURCE DETERMINATION. Use all resources that are available to the participants on a regional basis: Fire department

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UNIT 3: COMMAND FUNCTIONS: EXERCISES

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  1. UNIT 3:COMMAND FUNCTIONS:EXERCISES

  2. OBJECTIVE The students will be able to apply the Incident Command System (ICS) to various emergency incident scenarios.

  3. RESOURCE DETERMINATION Use all resources that are available to the participants on a regional basis: • Fire department • Emergency medical services (EMS) • Hazardous materials (haz mat) response • Non-fire agencies

  4. DEVELOP A CONSENSUS CONCERNING A SET OF RESOURCES

  5. PERSONNEL WITHOUT APPARATUS AS A RESOURCE • Crew: a specified number of personnel (without apparatus) who are assembled for a task and who have a common leader. • Crews should conform to normal span-of-control guidelines and are designated by name or function and number. • Crews are used like any other single resource.

  6. A DEPARTMENT RESPONDS WITH: • 2 command officers • 2 engines staffed with 4 personnel • 12 additional personnel

  7. THE CREW AS A SINGLE RESOURCE ICChief 1 Search & Rescue Group Lewis Water Supply Group Vent Group Fire Attack Group Engine 2 Crew Hartle Crew Lewis Crew Jenkins Engine 1

  8. Resource and Situation Status Record

  9. COMMAND STAGING RIC Strategy Prompter Strategies: Examples of Strategies Rescue Exposures Confinement Extinguishment Ventilation

  10. Primary Factor Size-Up Chart--Fire

  11. Primary Factor Size-Up Chart--Haz Mat

  12. AN INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM ORGANIZATION CHART A graphic display of: • Common terminology • Functional responsibility • Modular organization • Unity of command • Span of control • Communications

  13. Management Management Management Management Assignment Assignment Assignment Assignment CHARTING THE ASSIGNMENT OF SINGLE RESOURCES, BASIC INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM IC RIC Resource Resource Resource Resource

  14. EXAMPLE BASIC INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM IC Chief 1 RIC E-3 Fire Attack Group Search & Rescue Group Water Supply Group Vent Group Traffic Control Group E-1 Ofcr. E-2 WT-1 T-1 PD Sgt 103 E-1 E-2 WT-1 T-1 Car 104 Car 105

  15. IC RIC Management Management Management Management Assignment Assignment Assignment Assignment Resource Resource Resource Resource Resource Resource CHARTING THE STAFFING OF MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS

  16. EXAMPLE IC Chief 1 RIC E - 3 Rescue Division Vent Vent Vent Vent Exposure Exposure Exposure Exposure Traffic Control Traffic Control Traffic Control Traffic Control Group 2 Group Group Group Group C C C C Group Group Group Group T T T T - - - - 1 1 1 1 Ofcr Ofcr . . E E E E - - - - 1 1 1 1 Ofcr Ofcr . . T T T T - - - - 2 2 2 2 Ofcr Ofcr . . E E E E - - - - 5 5 5 5 PD Lt. 120 PD Lt. 120 PD Lt. 120 PD Lt. 120 T T T T - - - - 1 1 1 1 E E E E - - - - 1 1 1 1 T T T T - - - - 2 2 2 2 E E E E - - - - 5 5 5 5 Car 121 Car 121 Car 121 Car 121 E E E E - - - - 2 2 2 2 E E E E - - - - 4 4 4 4 Car 122 Car 122 Car 122 Car 122 Car 123 Car 123 Car 123 Car 123

  17. IC Safety Liaison Public Information Planning Logistics Operations Finance/ Administration Staging RIC Support Branch Service Branch Branch Branch Division/ Group Division/ Group Division/ Group Division/ Group Communication Units Medical Unit Responder Rehab Food Unit Supply Unit Facilities Unit Ground Support Unit Time Unit Procurement Unit Comp/Claims Unit Cost Unit Resource Unit Situation Unit Documentation Unit Demobilization Unit Technical Specialists Strike Team Task Force Single Resource Strike Team Task Force Single Resource NATIONAL FIRE ACADEMY MODEL INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM

  18. Activity 3.1Incident Command System Application

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