NIMS and ICS
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The acronym SMART is Specific
used to establish Measurable
objectives for an Attainable
incident. What does Realistic
SMART stand for? Time sensitive
Describe the IC's IC supervises Operations, Planning, and Logistics.
command structure Operations then supervises other groups needed
during a COMPLEX to complete the tasks needed at an incident.
incident
, Describe the IC's IC supervises Fire Attack, Search and Rescue, and
command structure Ventilation
during a SIMPLE incident
Contain fire in 5 minutes
Search/Rescue in 10 minutes
Salvage/Overhaul in 5 minutes after containing fire
Examples of SMART
objectives:
Horizontal Ventilation in 5 minutes with
coordinated fire attack
Vertical Ventilation in 15 minutes with coordinated
fire attack
A progress report will be Conditions
requested by command Actions
periodically, the format is Needs
a CAN report, which
means
Standard on Emergency NFPA 1561
Services Incident
Management System
Standard on Fire NFPA 1500
Department
Occupational Safety and
Health Programs
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Terms in this set (34)
The acronym SMART is Specific
used to establish Measurable
objectives for an Attainable
incident. What does Realistic
SMART stand for? Time sensitive
Describe the IC's IC supervises Operations, Planning, and Logistics.
command structure Operations then supervises other groups needed
during a COMPLEX to complete the tasks needed at an incident.
incident
, Describe the IC's IC supervises Fire Attack, Search and Rescue, and
command structure Ventilation
during a SIMPLE incident
Contain fire in 5 minutes
Search/Rescue in 10 minutes
Salvage/Overhaul in 5 minutes after containing fire
Examples of SMART
objectives:
Horizontal Ventilation in 5 minutes with
coordinated fire attack
Vertical Ventilation in 15 minutes with coordinated
fire attack
A progress report will be Conditions
requested by command Actions
periodically, the format is Needs
a CAN report, which
means
Standard on Emergency NFPA 1561
Services Incident
Management System
Standard on Fire NFPA 1500
Department
Occupational Safety and
Health Programs
