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Southern Nevada Fire Operations

Learn how to use this guideline for vertical and horizontal tracking, accountability, and checks and balances in fire operations. Follow step-by-step instructions to efficiently manage unit assignments and command changes.

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Southern Nevada Fire Operations

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  1. Southern Nevada Fire Operations Tactical Worksheet Instructions Tutorial Guideline

  2. Purpose • Tutorial Guideline • Accountability • Unit History

  3. Vertical and Horizontal Tracking • Vertical tracking • Horizontal tracking • Checks and balances

  4. Getting Started FA 3 When a unit announces arrival place an “X” Write unit numbers while en route

  5. Write Command name in the top if the IC box and indicate unit that is in Command in the lower left hand corner Circle Command Mode and Strategy when announced In the vertical tracking section of the worksheet write the assignment under Div/Grp and the unit assignment in the box below. This should also match the left to right tracking.

  6. Continue filling in Div/Grp assignments and write the unit (s) assigned to that Div/Grp below. When more than one unit is assigned to a Div/Grp place a circle around the unit that is responsible for that Div/Grp

  7. Indicate unit assignments in the left to right tracking section A single line indicates that a unit is “In-Transit” to a Div/Grp. When they arrive write the time above the line. Indicate number of personnel in the IDLH area when announced.

  8. PAR’s and Recycle One line indicates that a crew is exiting the structure and preparing to Recycle. When the crew has exited the IDLH place a circle around the PAR. When a crew indicates they have finished Recycling complete the “X”

  9. When the IC changes place a line through the first IC and write in the new IC. This gives a history of who had Command. When the IC changes continue to place a line through the last unit and place the new IC in the box

  10. Place the time when personnel enter the structure. Place an “X” in the appropriate box when a Bench Mark has been completed.

  11. The arrow indicates that a crew was re-assigned - They did not Re-cycle and they still have a PAR. Continue to track left to right and indicate new assignments when given. A circle around a unit indicates that they are out of the IDLH and have a PAR. No circle indicates that unit is working in the IDLH

  12. When a unit is no longer assigned to a Div, Grp or On Deck place a line through the unit number. Bravo The circle indicates who is responsible for the Div/Grp and the units listed below work for them. Bravo

  13. Branch Director Branch Director will fill in their own Tactical worksheet .

  14. IC Tac Sheet with Branches assigned

  15. If a unit assigns their crew to another company indicate by using a “lower case” letter under the unit they are assigned.

  16. This is an example of how to continue using the same Tac sheet and add more Div/Grp boxes.

  17. Run Scenarios • Scenario 1 • Scenario 2 • Scenario 3 • Scenario 4

  18. RIT / MCI

  19. LUNAR report RIT Branch Command Staff “Push Buttons” Vertical and Horizontal tracking

  20. Command Board - Front

  21. Command Board - Back

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