ICS

Question 1

ICS is the only facet of NIMS

Answer 1

True

Question 2

Under unity of command how many supervisors are you reporting to

Answer 2

1

Question 3

To communicate direction and maintain management control

Answer 3

Chain on command

Question 4

follows the chain of command and as the incident organization grows to meet the needs of the incident

Answer 4

Formal communication

Question 5

Examples of incident facilities

Command post
Staging area
Incident base
Camp

Answer 5

True

Question 6

The primary person in charge of an ICS incident

Answer 6

Incident commands (IC)

Question 7

Is an ICS concept that describes the ratio of individuals supervisors to the number of supervisors

Answer 7

Span of control

Question 8

Responsibility for every function in ICS defaults to the next higher supervisory position

Answer 8

True

Question 9

This is the sixth function of ICS and only implemented when needed . It is to determine the source or cause of the incident

Answer 9

Intelligence/investigations function

Question 10

The standard ICS components are

Command
Operations
Planning
Logistics
Finance

Answer 10

True

Question 12

When no one jurisdiction agency or organization has primary authority or the resources to manage an incident

Answer 12

Unified command

Question 13

Is the combination of involved factors that affect probability of control of an incident

Answer 13

Incident complexity

Question 14

The first responding units to the incident must take the initial steps to provide what for the incident , this will impact the long term success of the incident

Answer 14

Organization

Question 15

Is a briefing used to convey critical information that the incoming incident commander needs to safely assume command

Answer 15

Agency administrator briefing

Question 16

Parties not directly affected by the incident who nonetheless could be affected by the decisions that are made in conjunction with the incident

Answer 16

External stakeholders

Question 17

This form provides staff with info about the situation and the resources allocated to the incident t

Answer 17

ICS 201 form

Question 18

The time scheduled for executing a given set of operational actions as specified in the incident plan

Answer 18

Operational period

Question 19

The general plan or direction for accomplishing the incident objectives

Answer 19

Strategies

Question 20

How the strategies will be executed

Answer 20

Tactics

Question 21

Who presents the tactical plan using what form

Answer 21

Operations section chief

Form ICS form 215

Question 23

How often is a operations briefing conducted

Answer 23

Beginning of each operational period

Question 24

Who can make adjustments during the operational period to ensure objectives are met

Answer 24

Operations section chief

Question 25

Medical leader and communications fall under what

Answer 25

Logistics

Question 26

This function is responsible for overall incidence management and establishing objectives

Answer 26

Command section

Question 28

This function focuses on the tactical aspect needed to address the incident such as resource deployment and hazard reduction

Answer 28

Operations section

Question 29

This plan is responsible for developing and maintaining the action plan including resource tracking and info gathering

Answer 29

Planning section

Question 30

This function provides the resources and support needed for the incident such as equipment supplies and personnel

Answer 30

Logistics section

Question 31

This function handles the financial aspect and tracks procurement

Answer 31

Finance section

Question 33

ICS structural organization is structured from what

Answer 33

Top down

Question 34

The public info officer , safety officer Liason officer make up the what in ICS

Answer 34

Command staff

Question 35

Is when the incident orders resources from several different ordering points

Answer 35

Multipoint ordering

Question 36

Is the orderly and safe and efficient return of a resource to its original location and status

Answer 36

Demobilization