Chapter19-Incident Scene Management Flashcards

1
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Which responsibilities and decisions are shared when a unified command structure is called for?

A

Command

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2
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What is the average duration of an incident?

A

Most of the time it can be less than two hours or longer than 24 hours. Most people refer to the average duration of an operation As 12 hours

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3
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Which ICS form contains the specific unit tactical assignments?

A

204

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4
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Which I CS form clearly states the measurable objectives to be achieved in the specific time interval?

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202

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5
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Which ICS form list descriptions of the ICS table of organization including the units in agencies involved

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203

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6
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Which I CS form includes the radio communications plan

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205

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7
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Which I CS form includes the medical plan

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206

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8
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When did the government mandate the use of ICS as a component of NIMS?

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2004

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9
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In layman’s book fire fighting tactics, what are facts?

A

Things that are true

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10
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In layman’s book fire fighting tactics what are probabilities

A

Things that are likely to happen

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11
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In layman’s book fire fighting tactics what is owning the situation

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Officers knowledge about the situation

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12
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In layman’s book fire fighting tactics what is the decision

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Initial use of resources followed by supplemental resource needs

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13
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In layman’s book fire fighting tactics what is the plan of operation

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Information compiled into an incident action plan

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14
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What is a group?

A

Organizational level equal to a division having responsibility for a specified functional assignment at an incident such as ventilation, salvage, and water supply

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15
Q

What identifies incident priorities and objectives

A

Incident action plan

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16
Q

What are temporary locations that helicopters can land, refuel, and reload at an incident scene

A

Hellispot

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17
Q

What does the number of units dispatched give the company officer an idea of

A

The size or complexity of the incident

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18
Q

Where is the IAP maintained

A

Incident command post

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19
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Which organizational level has responsibility over a major functional area of incident management such as operations

A

Section

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20
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What makes up the command staff

A

Public information officer, safety officer, and liaison who advises the IC

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21
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When dealing with resource types, a type one resource is more capable than?

A

2,3,4, or 5

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22
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What does it mean if a resource is in transit?

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Identifies resources that are in route to the incident but have not checked in yet

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23
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What does it mean if a resource is assigned?

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That resource is performing an active assignment

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24
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What does it mean if a resource is available?

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They are ready for assignment and are probably in staging

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25
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What does it mean if a resource is out of service

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Not ready for an assignment or unable to respond

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26
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What are the four tasks involved in resource management

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Establishing systems for describing, inventorying and requesting resources, activate systems before and during incidents, dispatch resources before and during incidents, Deactivate or recall resources during or after incidents

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27
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What is an area to house acquit meant in personnel support functions?

A

Incident base

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28
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What is a location remote from the incident in which a sensual auxiliary support functions such as food, sleeping, and sanitation are performed

A

Camps

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29
Q

Successfully gaining and maintaining control of an incident scene is critically important to what?

A

The successful outcome of an emergency scene

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30
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What is the basis for safe and efficient incident scene management

A

The ICS system

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31
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What is the act of directing, ordering, and controlling resources by virtue of explicit legal, agency, or delegated authority

A

Command

32
Q

What are the five sections in the NIMS ICS system

A

Operations, planning, logistics, administration/finance, and possibly information/intelligence if they are not operating under the planning section

33
Q

What organizational level has a functional/geographic responsibility for major segments of incident operations and usually is represented by Roman numerals

A

Branch

34
Q

What organizational level has responsibility for ops within a defined geographic area

A

Division

35
Q

What is the organizational level equal to a division that has a responsibility for a functional assignment

A

Group

36
Q

What are some examples of groups

A

Fire attack, ventilation, water supply

37
Q

What is the organizational level within the sections that fulfill specific support functions such as resources, documentation, and demobilization

A

Unit

38
Q

Units generally run under what section?

A

Planning

39
Q

All personnel and major items of equipment available for assignment to incident tasks are called what

A

Resources

40
Q

What is an example of a type one resource

A

Large structural firefighting apparatus

41
Q

What is an example of a type 2 resource

A

Smaller off Road engine with a 500 GPM pump

42
Q

What is an example of a type III resource

A

Smaller four-wheel-drive engine with a 120 GPM pump

43
Q

What is an example of a type 4 resource

A

Brush truck

44
Q

What is an example of a type five resource

A

Kabota

45
Q

Any combination of resources assembled for a specific mission or operational assignment is called what

A

Task force

46
Q

A set number of resources of the same kind and type that have an established minimum number of personnel are cold what

A

Strike team

47
Q

What is the main difference between a strike team and a task force

A

Strike team is remain together through the entire incident and task forces are made up of multiple resources while strike teams are all the same resource

48
Q

Who is responsible for the management of all incident operations primarily formulating the IAP and coordinating and directing all incident resources to implement the plan

A

Incident commander

49
Q

What is an individual responsible for command of a division or group within the app section

A

Supervisor

50
Q

On an incident scene who makes up command

A

IC and command staff

51
Q

What section is responsible for collecting, evaluating, and dissemination of operational info and preparation and documentation of the IEP

A

Planning section

52
Q

What document composes resources, situation, demobilization, and documentation of units

A

Incident action plan

53
Q

What section is responsible for providing facilities, services, and material support for the incident including food, ground support, communications, facilities, and medical units

A

Logistics

54
Q

What section is responsible for financial reimbursement and administrative services to support management activities including the compensation for claims

A

Finance/administration

55
Q

What section is responsible for managing internal information, intelligence, and operational security requirements

A

Information/intelligence

56
Q

In regards to radio communications what is the most important channel on an incident scene

A

Safety channel

57
Q

When is a unified command structure needed?

A

When an incident involves or threatens to involve more than one jurisdiction

58
Q

What is the written or unwritten plan for the safe and efficient disposition of an emergency incident

A

Incident action plan

59
Q

What are the three components to the incident action plan

A

Strategic goals, tactical objectives, and support requirements

60
Q

When are written incident action plans required

A

Anytime an incident involves multi agency or multi jurisdictional units

61
Q

What elements should be documented in the written IAP?

A

Incident objective, organization assignment list, assignment list, radio communications plan, medical plan, and operational planning worksheet

62
Q

What are three situations where span of control can be larger than normal?

A

Subordinates are within the site of the supervisor, subordinates are performing the same task, or subordinates have higher skills than normal

63
Q

What is the location from where all incident tactical operations are directed?

A

Command post

64
Q

What location houses equipment and personnel support functions?

A

Incident base

65
Q

What location stores food, sleeping quarters, and sanitation

A

Camp

66
Q

What location is where resources are held in reserve awaiting operational assignment

A

Staging

67
Q

In a wildland assignment, staging unit should be no further away then?

A

Three minutes

68
Q

Where is staging on high-rise assignments?

A

Two floors below the fire floor

69
Q

What are the four terms used to report the status of resources

A

In transit, assigned, available, and out of service

70
Q

What are the three incident priorities

A

Life safety, incident stabilization, And property conservation

71
Q

Which of the incident priorities involves the decisions, resources, and activities required to control an incident

A

Incident stabilization

72
Q

Which of the three incident priorities is the result of incident stabilization

A

Property conservation

73
Q

What is the ongoing process of evaluating an emergency situation to determine the following facts: what happened, what is happening, what is going to happen, and what resources are needed to resolve the situation

A

Scene size up

74
Q

What is the lead/reflex time

A

Amount of time needed to request and obtain additional resources

75
Q

All hazards are influenced in someway by what three factors

A

Fuel weather and topography

76
Q

According to Lehman what is the initial use of resources followed by supplemental resource needs

A

Decision