Incident Commander TCFP
Chapter 14 CCM Exam Questions
and Answers 100% PASS
JPR's for Incident Commander—ANSWER-NFPA 1026, Chapter 4
Skills Manual Reference—ANSWER-Chapter 14 of TCFP Certification Curriculum Manual
The certification of Incident Commander is Required by the State of Texas—ANSWER-False. It
is currently a voluntary certification unless required by your AHJ.
The TCFP suggests you reference ________________ to build a "formal" curriculum for
Incident Commander.—ANSWER-NFPA 1026, Chapter 4.
Incident Commander—ANSWER-The individual responsible for all incident activities,
including the development of strategies and tactics and the ordering and the release of
resources. • Has overall authority and responsibility for conducting incident operations and
for managing all incident operations at the incident site.
TCFP Incident Commander, ICS Instructor and Certfiying Facility Requirements—ANSWER-
Chapter 427SS307 of the TCFP Standard Manual and the Texas Administrative Code Title 37,
part 13, chapter 427.
, All Test Questions and Performance skills evaluations will be bases on:....—ANSWER-NFPA
JPR's, requisite knowledge objectives and requisite skills objectives found in the NFPA
standard.
NIMS—ANSWER-National Incident Management System
Memorizing NFPA and other bureaucratic material is like:....—ANSWER-Chewing alum
coated cardboard
Span of control—ANSWER-3-7 resources or personnel with 5 being ideal
An on site training faciliity must be certified by the commission in each discipline for which it
provides fire training for fire protection personnel certification.—ANSWER-True.
Performance Oriented Training—ANSWER-Practical training with emphasis on Knowledge
and skills needed to achieve the required level of competency.
Minimum Standards—ANSWER-Only as the title implies. The Commission encourages
entities that are capable, to exceed these minimum standards. It also implies the additional
resources required for the continuing in-service training to maintain a certification.
The testing schedule is not required for all required academy skills—ANSWER-False. The
chief Training officerr is responsible for maintaining and sumitting the test schedule to the
comission.
Required Facilities for Training Facility—ANSWER-Training Tower, Classrooms, Training Field,
Fire Training Building, Interior Live Fire Training room, Exterior Live Fire Training Props,
Driving Skills area, that pertain to the certifications available.
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald
Chapter 14 CCM Exam Questions
and Answers 100% PASS
JPR's for Incident Commander—ANSWER-NFPA 1026, Chapter 4
Skills Manual Reference—ANSWER-Chapter 14 of TCFP Certification Curriculum Manual
The certification of Incident Commander is Required by the State of Texas—ANSWER-False. It
is currently a voluntary certification unless required by your AHJ.
The TCFP suggests you reference ________________ to build a "formal" curriculum for
Incident Commander.—ANSWER-NFPA 1026, Chapter 4.
Incident Commander—ANSWER-The individual responsible for all incident activities,
including the development of strategies and tactics and the ordering and the release of
resources. • Has overall authority and responsibility for conducting incident operations and
for managing all incident operations at the incident site.
TCFP Incident Commander, ICS Instructor and Certfiying Facility Requirements—ANSWER-
Chapter 427SS307 of the TCFP Standard Manual and the Texas Administrative Code Title 37,
part 13, chapter 427.
, All Test Questions and Performance skills evaluations will be bases on:....—ANSWER-NFPA
JPR's, requisite knowledge objectives and requisite skills objectives found in the NFPA
standard.
NIMS—ANSWER-National Incident Management System
Memorizing NFPA and other bureaucratic material is like:....—ANSWER-Chewing alum
coated cardboard
Span of control—ANSWER-3-7 resources or personnel with 5 being ideal
An on site training faciliity must be certified by the commission in each discipline for which it
provides fire training for fire protection personnel certification.—ANSWER-True.
Performance Oriented Training—ANSWER-Practical training with emphasis on Knowledge
and skills needed to achieve the required level of competency.
Minimum Standards—ANSWER-Only as the title implies. The Commission encourages
entities that are capable, to exceed these minimum standards. It also implies the additional
resources required for the continuing in-service training to maintain a certification.
The testing schedule is not required for all required academy skills—ANSWER-False. The
chief Training officerr is responsible for maintaining and sumitting the test schedule to the
comission.
Required Facilities for Training Facility—ANSWER-Training Tower, Classrooms, Training Field,
Fire Training Building, Interior Live Fire Training room, Exterior Live Fire Training Props,
Driving Skills area, that pertain to the certifications available.
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald
