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Chapter30-MultiUnit Scene Ops Flashcards

1
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I CS is based on what NFPA standard

A

1561

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2
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What system provides guidance and direction for the management and control of all types of emergency incidents from single unit responses to multi jurisdictional responses

A

ICS

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3
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What year did the government except ICS as a part of Nims

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2004

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4
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What Nims course must be taken for the department to be in compliance with NIMS

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700

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5
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Entry level responder should have Nims/ICS courses?

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700 and 100

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6
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First level supervisors should have what three NIMS classes

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700, 100, 200

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7
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Mid-level management positions should have what NIMS course

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700, 800, 100, 200, 300

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8
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Command and general staff should have what NIMS courses

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700, 800, 100, 200, 300, 400

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9
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What are the command staff positions

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Safety officer, liaison officer, and PIO

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10
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Who acts as a point of contact for other agencies and jurisdictions and coordinates the activities with them under the IC

A

Liaison

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11
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What division is responsible for the collection, a valuation, dissemination, and use of information concerning development of the incident. This section also tracks the status of all resources assigned to the incident

A

Planning

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12
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Who is responsible for all operations that directly affect the primary mission of mitigating the incident

A

Operations

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13
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Who is responsible for providing the facilities, services, and materials necessary to support the incident

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Logistics

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14
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What branch includes medical, communications, and food

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Service branch

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15
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What branch in clued supplies, facilities, and ground support

A

Support branch

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16
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Who tracks and documents all cost and financial aspects of the incident

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Finance and administration

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17
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The intelligence officer can be placed where

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Planning, command staff, or a completely different section

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18
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When is the IAP formed

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Shortly after the ICS system is put in place

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19
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Command may transfer to another officer when

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Another more experienced officer arrives on scene or an officer of higher rank

20
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What information should be included in the transfer of command

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First IC Will provide the relieving officer with all the info that has happened and the actions that have been taken up to this point

21
Q

The easiest way to transfer a command is to give them an updated

A

Size up

22
Q

Hey situation status report or can report should include what information

A

Description of what happened, what has been done, is the situation getting better or worse, what resources are needed, our resources adequate, what functions have been implemented by the I CS system

23
Q

If an initial command post is located in the hot zone, it should be moved where

A

To the warm zone were full view and access of the scene is possible

24
Q

Tracking personnel is essential and creating an accountability system can be done through what three elements

A

Procedure for checking in, way to identify the location of each unit on scene, and a procedure for releasing units no longer needed

25
Q

What system is used in some fire departments were individual tags are placed on a par board and given to command when checking in

A

Tag system

26
Q

What system is used in some fire departments as an accountability system that provides an S CBA with the tag containing the name of the user and their air pressure

A

S CBA tag system

27
Q

What accountability system and it is similar to the inventory control system used by retail outlets were each member is given a barcode that is scanned upon entry and exit

A

Barcode reading system

28
Q

What does NFPA 1581 State

A

All equipment must be Deconned in some form or fashion

29
Q

What is the strategic position in the command system

A

Incident commander

30
Q

Who are the tactical level supervisors and what are their roles on an incident scene

A

Tactical supervisors are generally your division supervisors and they direct operational activities toward specific objectives

31
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What are the task level members in the incident command system

A

Individual units or specific personnel performing tasks

32
Q

Out of the strategic, tactical, and task level positions on a scene who does the work

A

Task level

33
Q

What are the three levels to the command structure

A

Strategic, tactical, and task

34
Q

Nims – I CS terms divisions and groups as what level management

A

Tactical level

35
Q

What is an organizational level having responsibility for ops within a geographic area

A

Division

36
Q

What is an organizational level responsible for specific functional operations throughout the incident

A

Group

37
Q

What should be done if the ICU rounds into the span of control being exceeded and division/groups are already in place

A

Establish branches

38
Q

What are also known as preincident plans, where they identify the specific resources needed to successfully deal with a variety of hypothetical incidents at a particular location or occupancy

A

Operational plans

39
Q

Who directs the tactical operations to meet the strategic goals on the incident scene

A

Operations

40
Q

What is the initial component of the operational plan

A

Pre-incident survey

41
Q

Which level of command is concerned with specific task assigned to units

A

Task

42
Q

Which level of supervisor is responsible for completing assigned objectives that must be achieved a meet strategic goals

A

Tactical

43
Q

Whose responsibility is it to contact the assigned unit went to resource has been assigned to the division/group supervisor

A

Division/group supervisor

44
Q

Who is responsible for the legal aspects of an incident

A

Administration

45
Q

Which level of management our divisions in groups

A

Tactical

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