Command and control Flashcards

1
Q

Define command

A

Vertically within organnisation

Internal ownership, admin, responsibility or staff and resources

Command over staff by virtue of rank

Responsible for morale, welfare of staff

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2
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Define control

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Operates horizontally across organisations

Responsible for coordinating / directing response to incident

Sets objectives / priorities

Can task other agencies

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3
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What is C.I.M.S

A

Critical incident Management System

Its a framework to coordinate an emergency response when more than one agency is involved

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4
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Why do we use CIMS

A

command and control model
consistent for interagency response
used by other agencies (common structure)
works with SOPs
operating norm for police

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5
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What are the three levels of Command

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Tactical

Operational

Strategic

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6
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What level of command does most policing operate

A

Tactical

Command inner cordon
Command immeadiate situation
Command resources

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7
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Can there be more than one Command and Control model at any one time

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No. The controller/commander is responsible for the successful outcome of the operation and has authority to control all police and other agency resources

They can delegate and task replacements

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8
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What is the span of direct reports for command and control

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2 - 7 people of direct reports

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9
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Appreciations - define

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AIM = intent starts to “to” (WWWHW)

FACTORS = influences (so what)

COURSES = best plan identified

PLAN = GSMEAC

In the CIMS model, ops orders are called action plans

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10
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What is the NCCC (24/7)

A

National Command and Control Centre

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11
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What is the MOC

A

Major Operation Centre

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12
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Where are the MOC and NCCC located.

A

PNHQ

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13
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What does RIOD stand for

A

Real-time intel operational deployment

It is a single source of truth to enhance situational awareness and assist planning.

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14
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What is EMS

A

Emergency Management system

It is a single source of truth to enhance situational awareness and assist planning.

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15
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What is the definition of emergency for CIMS

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Immeadiate risk to life, health, property, environment

requiring a coordinated response.

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16
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What are the components of emergency management

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Risk reduction

Readiness to respond

Response (objectives)

Recovery

17
Q

Principals of CIMS - responsive to community needs

A

Community participation

Mitigate / manage consequences of incident to families, communityand includes animals

Effective communication

18
Q

Principal of CIMS - flexibility

A

The model is modular and scalable

19
Q

Principal of CIMS - unity of effort

A

Coordinated response

20
Q

Components of CIMS

A

INTEL
PLANNING
OPS
LOGISTICS
PIMS (public information mgmt)
WELFARE

21
Q

At a single agency incident, who is the forward commander

A

The Senior who first arrives becomes the forward commander or indicent controller and is responsible for CIMS functions

22
Q

What are EOC’s and what are they used for

A

Emergency Op Centres

Used for when you have multiple events at different locations

Used for off site coordination and support

Multi agency / multi incidents

23
Q

What is a CDEM Plan

A

Civil Defence Emergency Management Plan

Makes NZP (and other emergency services) responsible to:

  • coordinate inquiries to assist, family, NOK make contact with one another
  • trace missing persons and notify NOK
24
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Emergency powers - Civil defence

A

Evacuate any premises / exclue persons to preserve life
Enter any premises to save/preserve life
Restrict access road or public place
Remove vehicles / aircraft / ship
Requestion resources
direct persons to seize
Examine, mark, sample, disinfect, any property
Destroy any property

25
Q

COMMS centres

They are incident controllers until who arrives?

A

Until a suitable field supervisor (Sgt or above) arrives

26
Q

If COMMS retain indicent controller - they can pass foward command to who

A

A suitable field supervisor (Sgt or above)

27
Q

A designated indicent controller should not be delegated control until they have has an opportunity to what?

A

Establish an incident control point

Familiarise themselves with the incident and get briefed

formulate a plan