ICS 100 and 200 Flashcards
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The location from which Primary logistics and admin functions are coordinated and administered? (Only one)
A BASE
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The location where resources may be kept to support an incident. Temporary locations equipped and staffed to provide food, water sleeping areas, and sanitary services? (More than one, not always required)
A CAMP
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Temporary locations at an incident where personnel and equipment are kept while waiting for tactical assignments. Resources are always available. (More than one)
Staging areas
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NIMS was created to?
Coordinate Federal, State, Local, and private industry response to incidents.
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4 ICS features?
- A manageable span of control
- Predesigned incident locations
- Resource management
- Integrated communications
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In ICS all communications are in?
Plain English, no codes acronyms
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All IAP’s written or oral must have 4 things?
- What do we want to do
- Who is going to do it
- How do we communicate?
- What is the procedure if someone is injured?
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The recommended span of control is?
3 to 7 preferably 5.
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1) Categories of resources
2) Classifications of resources?
- Tactical and support
2. Assigned, available, out of service
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The five major functions of ICS are:
- Incident Command
- Operations
- Planning
- Logistics
- Finance/Administration
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Conducts operations to carry out the plan. Develops the objectives and organization and directs tactical resources, defines?
Operations function
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Provides support, resources and all other services needed to meet the operational objectives, defines?
Logistics function
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OVERALL 3 priorities for ICS?
- Life Safety.
- Incident Stabilizations
- Property Preservation
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When is Formal communication is used?
When is Informal communication is used?
- Receiving and giving assignments
- Requesting support or additional resources
- Reporting progress.
Everything else
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The first duty of ICS leadership?
Safety of All
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The Command staff consists of?
Liaison officers
PIO
Safety Officer
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The section that expands from the bottom up and has the MOST resources?
Operations Section
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T/F, Combining positions is preferred to assigning individuals multiple tasks?
False. Never Combine, as separating later can be messy. Assigning more than one function is better.
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A vehicle fire, traffic stop or an injured person is an example of a?
Type 5 Incident
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Regional or national resources are required to safely manage the operations. Typically no more than 500 individuals required in total to manage.
Type 2 incident
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Delegation of Authority does what?
- Grants authority to carry out specific functions.
- Is issued by the chief elected official, chief executive officer, or agency administrator in writing or verbally. Allows the Incident Commander to assume command.
- It does NOT relieve the granting authority of the ultimate responsibility for the incident.
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ICS Is a proven management system based on successful?
Business Practices
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T/F, When needed ICS will expand from the bottom up?
False, Top Down
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An Orderly line of Authority within the ranks of the organization, with lower levels subordinate, and connected to higher levels, defines?
Chain of Command