Chapter 3: Managing The Incident Flashcards

1
Q

A sound decision making process is required right developing and implementing a written or non-written_______

A

Incident action plan (IAP)

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2
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The steps of the decision making process are?

A
Identify and prioritize the problems
Define the best solution
Implement the solution
Monitor the results
Adjust the plan as necessary
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3
Q

What does the acronym AAR mean?

A

After action review

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4
Q

Initial fire department response to report of an emergency

A

First alarm assignment

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5
Q

________Occurs when individuals or Cruz decide on their own to take action that they believe will help to control the situation.

A

Freelancing

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6
Q

Indecision on the part of an IC can result in?

A

Freelancing

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7
Q

Active directing, ordering, and or control and resources by virtue of explicit legal, agency, or delegated authority; also denotes the organizational level that is in_____of the incident.

A

Command

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8
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Incident management personnel who report directly to the incident commander, include the public information officer, safety officer, and liaison officer.

A

Command staff

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9
Q

Incident management personnel who represent the major functional sections.

A

General staff

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10
Q

Organizational level having responsibility for major functional area of incident management.

A

Section

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11
Q

Organizational responsibilities under Section.

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Operations
Planning
Logistics
Finance/administration
Information and intelligence
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12
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Organizational level having functional/geographic responsibility for major segments of incident operations, organizationally Located between section and division or group.

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Branch

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13
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Organizational level having responsibility for operations within a defined geographic area, organizationally between Branch and single resources, task force, or strike team.

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Division

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14
Q

Organizational level, equal to division, having responsibility for specific functional assignment at an incident without regard for a specific geographical area.

A

Group

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15
Q

Organizational level within the sections that fulfill specific support functions such as the resources, documentation, demobilization, and situation unit within the planning section.

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Unit

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16
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Specified number of personnel assembled for an assignment such as search, ventilation, or holesline appointment in operations.

A

Crew

17
Q

Individual piece of apparatus (Engine, lettuce/truck, water tender, bulldozer,air tanker,and helicopter)

A

Single resources

18
Q

A combination of resources assembled for specific mission or operational assignment.

A

Task force

19
Q

Set number of resources of the same type. (Engine, ladders/trucks, bulldozers)

A

Strike team

20
Q

A common means of communication is essential to?

A

Maintaining control
Coordination
Safety at any incident

21
Q

______Communication is always the preferred method of exchanging information, but it’s not always practical on the fire ground.

A

Face to face

22
Q

____________Is the number of direct subordinance that one supervisor can effectively manage.

A

Span of control

23
Q

What does the acronym PAR mean?

A

Personal accountability report