The difference between a routine response and a disaster or high impact event is often an issue of ($$$$$$$)
Logistics
A disaster is a ($$$$$$$) enviroment
Logistics scarce
In operating a ($$$$$$$$) it is important to remember that supplies, services, and facilities, that are normally scarce or difficult to acquire will require additional effort and foresight if that are to be available when requested.
LOGISTICS SECTION
In the ICS templet the ($$$$$$) exists to ensure that operations functions maintain an opera tonal tempo by keeping everyone supplied.
Logistics section
($$$$$$$$) supports operations functions, such as law enforcement, fire, EMS, and food and sheltering operations.
LOGISTICS
The ($$$$$$) is responsible for all support requirements needed to facilitate effective incident management, including ordering resources from off incident locations.
LOGISTICS SECTION
($$$$$$$). It also approves facilities, transportation,supplies, equipment maintenance and fuel, food services, including inoculation.
LOGISTICS SECTION
The ($$$$$$$$$) meets all support needs for the incident, including ordering resources through appropriate procurement authorities from outside locations.
LOGISTICS SECTION
When the incident is very large or requires several facilities with large numbers of equipment , the LOGISTICS SECTION is divided into ($$$$$$$$) and ($$$$$$$$) to narrow the span of control.
SUPPORT BRANCH
SERVICES BRANCH
($$$$$$$) is the utilization and coordination of two or more agencies or jurisdiction in the LOGISTICAL SECTION
UNIFIED LOGISTIC
The ($$$$$$$) provides services that assist the incontrovertible operations by providing supplies, facilities, transport and equipment maintenance.
SUPPORT BRANCH
The SUPPORT BRANCH consist of the following units:
SUPPLY UNIT
FACILITIES UNIT
GROUND SUPPORT UNIT
The ($$$$$) orders stores, receives, and processes all resources.
SUPPLY UNIT
When established the SUPPLY UNIT also has the basic responsibility for ordering all resources, including the following:
All tactical and support resources including personnel.
All expendable an non expendable supplies required for incident support.
($$$$$) include tools, helicopters, fire units, ambulances, and equipment such as chain saws or generators.
TACTICAL RESOURCES
($$$$$$$$$) include fuel, tents, and food.
SUPPORT RESOURCES
($$$$$$$) include fire fighters, police officers, special teams, and medical teams.
PERSONNEL RESOURCES
($$$$$$$$) are materials that are consumed and can not be reused.
EXPENDABLE RESOURCES
The ($$$$$$$) provides the support required to receive, process, store, and distribute all supply orders.
SUPPLY UNIT
The ($$$$$$$) also handles tool operations, which include storing, disbursing, and servicing all tools and portable, non expendable equipment.
Supply unit
The ($$$$$) establishes, maintains, and demobilized all facilities used in support of incident operations.
FACILITIES UNIT
()$$$$$$$) this unit also provides facility maintenance and security services required to support incident operations.
FACILITIES UNIT
The ($$$$$$$$$) sets up the EOC, area commands, and camps, as well as trailers and or other forms of shelter for use in and around the incident area.
FACILITIES UNIT
The FACILITIES UNIT also provides and sets up necessary personnel support facilities including area for the following:
Food and water services
Sleeping
Sanitation and showers
Staging
This unit through the SUPPLY UNIT orders support items, such as portable toilets, showers facilities, and lighting units.
FACILITIES UNIT
Providing shelter for victims is a critical operational activity. Sheltering for victims is normally conducted by appropriate ($$$$$$$$)
NGOs such as the AMERICAN RED CROSS or similar entities
Sheltering functions should be moved from the LOGISTICs SECTION FACILITIES UNIT to the ($$$$$$$$$) when a disaster or attack escalates into a mass sheltering incident.
OPERATIONS SECTION
The ($$$$$$$) maintains a repairs primary tactical equipment, vehicles, and mobile ground support equipment assigned to the incidents ; supplies fuel for all mobile equipment, provides transportation in support of incident operations.
GROUND SUPPORT UNIT
($$$$$$$) develops and implements the INCIDENT TRAFFIC PLAN
GROUND SUPPORT UNIT
This plan specifies traffic routes and procedures for vehicles entering and departing the incident site, command post, or support area.
INCIDENT TRAFFIC PLAN
($$$$$) maintains a transportation pool for major incidents
GROUND SUPPORT UNIT
This pool consist of vehicles that are suitable for transporting personnel.
TRANSPORTATION POOL.
The ($$$$$$$$$) also provides up. To date information on the location and status of transportation vehicles to the RESOURCE UNIT.
GROUND SUPPORT UNIT
The ($$$$$$$$) provides communications, food, water, and medical services.
SERVICE BRANCH
The SERVICE BRACH consist of the following:
COMMUNICATIONS UNIT
FOOD UNIT
MEDICAL UNIT
The ($$$$$$$$$) develops the communications plan (ICS FORM205)
COMMUNICAITONS UNIT
The (&&&&&&&&&) must coordinate with dispatch centers, DOCs, and the EOC during major incident or events
COMMUNICATIONS UNIT
The ($$$$$$$$) major responsibility is effective communications planning for the ICS.
COMMUNICATIONS UNIT
A ($$$$$$$) is a network of like functions or units assigned to a specific radio frequency for coordination purposes.
RADIO NET
The ($$$$$$$$$) should attend all incident planning meetings to ensure that the communications systems available for the incident can support the tactical operations planned for the next operational period.
COMMUNICATIONS UNIT LEADER
Incident communication are managed through the use of a ($$$$$$$) and an incident based COMMUNICATIONS CENTER established solely for the use of tactical and support resources assigned to the incident.
COMMON COMUNICATIONS PLAN
The ($$$$$$$$$) is responsible for planning the use of radio frequencies; establishing networks for command, tactical, support, and air units;, and providing any required off incident communication links.
COMUNICATIONS UNIT
The ($$$$$) links together command staff, sections chiefs, branch directors, and division and group supervisors.
COMMMAND NET
Several ($$$$$$$$) may be established to connect agencies, departments, geographical areas or specific functional units.
TACTICAL NET
A ($$$$$) may be established primarily to handle changes in resources status, but may also handle logistical request and other non tactical function.
SUPPORT NET
($$$$$$$) this net is a key coordination element between the SUPPLY UNIT and the RESOURCES UNIT (PLANNING SECTION)
support net
These units use approved FFA frequencies. Theses net become more complex when coordinating civilian and military aviation assets due to incompatible military and civilian frequencies.
AIR TO AIR NETS
($$$$$) are used for communications between marine patrol/ rescue boats and land based agencies.
MARINE NETS
This protocol is a plan and operational procedure that identifies major communications networks and back up systems in the case of infrastructure failures.
Communication failure protocol
The ($$$$$) determines food and water requirements, plans menus, orders food, maintains food service area, and manages food security and safety concerns.
FOOD UNIT
If the medical mission is limited in scope, it is practical to utilize a MEDICAL UNIT as a support function under the ($$$$$$) .
LOGISTICS SECTION CHEIF
In incidents that demand operational medical services, EMS UNITS. Are assigned under the ($$$$$$$$)
OPERATIONS SECTION CHEIF
In a ($$$$$) system, response agencies carry equipment and supplies to emergency scenes.
PUSH LOGISTIS
($$$$$$$$) when vehicles, personnel, and support equipment have to be ordered from outside local response or support agencies.
PULLL LOGISTICS