SOP'S 200 Series Flashcards
(107 cards)
WHAT IS USED TO FACILITATE THE COMPLETION OF THE TACTICAL OBJECTIVES?
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The Incident Command System
WHAT ARE THE TACTICAL OBJECTIVES? LIST ACCORDING TO PRIORITY?
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A. Remove endangered occupants and treat the injured.
B. Stabilize the incident and provide for life safety.
C. Conserve property.
D. Provide for the safety, accountability, and welfare of personnel. This priority is ongoing throughout the incident.
WHAT ARE THE 8 FUNCTIONS OF COMMAND?
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- ASSUME, CONFIRM, POSITION COMMAND
- SITUATION EVALUATION (SIZE UP)
- INTIATE, MAINTAIN AND CONTROL COMMUNICATIONS
- DEPLOYMENT MANAGEMENT
- INITIATE STRATEGY, DEVELOP I.A.P.
- INCIDENT ORGINIZATION
- REVIEW ,EVALUATION, REVISION
- CONTINUING, TRANSFERING, TERMINATING COMMAND
THE 8 FUNCTIONS OF COMMAND PROVIDE A BEGINNING MIDDLE END TO OPERATION.
TRUE DAT
WHAT IS ADDRESSED ON THE “ON SCENE” REPORT?
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UNIT ID ADDRESS OCCUPANCY CONSTRUCTION CONDITIONS ASSUME COMMAND LOCATION STRATEGY ATTACK LINE WATER SUPPLY IRIC ACCOUNTABILITY
In the case were you arrive on scene without equipment what should be your priority?
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establishing a command post
WHAT ARE THE 3 COMMAND MODES?
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- INVESTIGATIVE MODE
- FAST ATTACK MODE (MOBILE COMMAND)
- COMMAND MODE (STATIONARY COMMAND)
WHAT IS THE INVESTIGATIVE MODE?
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INVESTIGATING WITH MOBILE COMMAND (NOTHING SHOWING).
OTHER UNITS STAGE IN LEVEL 1 STAGGING
WHAT IS THE FAST ATTACK MODE OF COMMAND?
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COMPANY OFFICER IS MOBILE COMMAND.
USUALLY DUE TO:
MARGINAL CONDITIONS/OFFENSIVE FIRE ATTACK
POSSIBLE RESCUE
WORKING FIRES THAT REQUIRE FURTHER INVESTIGATION
WHAT IS THE COMMAND MODE?
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COMMAND IS SET IN A FIXED POSITION
OFFICER MAY MOVE A MEMBER UP TO PERFORM COMPANY OPERATIONS.
OFFICER MAY ASSIGN HIS CREW TO WORK UNDER ANOTHER OFFICER.
CREW MAY PERFORM STAFF FUNCTIONS.
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF COMMAND OFFICERS ARRIVING ON SCENE?
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1ST COMMAND OFFICER SHOULD ASSUME COMMAND OF INCIDENT.
2ND COMMAND OFFICER SHOULD REPORT TO COMMAND POST TO ASSUME SUPPORT OFFICER.
1ST ARRIVING SENIOR STAFF/ON DUTY CHIEF SHOULD ASSUME THE ROLE OF SENIOR ADVISOR.
WHAT SHOULD THE NEXT ARRIVING COMPANY OFFICER DO IF THEY CANNOT RAISE COMMAND AFTER SEVERAL RADIO ATTEMPTS.
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ASSUME COMMAND AND INITIATE MEASURES TO LOCATE MISSING CREW.
WHAT IS THE PREFERRED METHOD FOR TRANSFERRING COMMAND.
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FACE TO FACE
WHEN TRANSFERRING COMMAND WHAT SHOULD BE DISCUSSED?
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- General situation status: a. Incident conditions (fire location and extent, Hazmat spill or release, number of patients, etc.) b. Incident Management Plan. c. Completion of the Tactical Objectives. d. Safety considerations.
- Deployment and assignments of operating companies and personnel.
- Appraisals of need for additional resources.
WHAT TOOL SHOULD BE USED WHEN TRANSFERRING COMMAND?
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TACTICAL WORKSHEET
WHO ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY IF COMMAND STAYS WITH A LOWER RANKING OFFICER?
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THE COMMAND OFFICER/HIGHER RNKING OFFICER
WHO IS THE I.C. WHEN THERE IS NO WORKING INCIDENTS?
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When there are no working incidents the On-Duty Chief and Alarm Room Supervisor share the responsibility of Incident Commander.
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE SENIOR ADVISOR?
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The Senior Advisor’s focus is looking at the entire incident and its impact from a broader perspective and providing direction, guidance and “fatherly” advice to the “Command” and/or Support Officer. In this role the Senior Advisor is essentially acting as the overall Incident Commander.
WHAT ARE THE THREE BASIC CONFIGURATIONS OF COMMAND?
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Strategic Level - Overall direction of the incident.
Tactical Level - Objectives assigned to Sectors.
Task Level - Task objectives assigned to Companies.
WHAT ARE THE STRATEGIC LEVEL RESPONSIBILITIES?
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Determining the appropriate strategy OFFENSIVE/DEFENSIVE: Establishing a strategic plan for the incident.
Setting priorities.
Obtaining and allocating resources.
Predicting outcomes and planning.
Assigning specific objectives to tactical level units.
WHAT ARE TACTICAL LEVEL OBJECTIVES?
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ASSIGNED TO SECTOR OFFICERS IN CHARGE OF (GROUPED RESOURCES), WHO HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO MAKE ASSIGNMENTS IN THERE SECTORS TO SUPPORT THE OVERALL INCIDENT STARTEGY.
WHAT IS THE TASK LEVEL IN I.C.S.?
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The Task Level refers to those activities normally accomplished by individual companies or specific personnel. The task level is where the work is actually done.
WHO SHOULD SECTOR RESPONSIBILITIES Be ASSIGNED TO?
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. Generally, sector responsibilities should be assigned early in the incident, typically to the first Company assigned to a geographic area (North Sector) or function (Roof Sector)
WHAT IS THE MAJOR REASON FOR ESTABLISHING SECTORS?
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The safety of fire fighting personnel represents the major reason for establishing sectors.