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company officer directly oversees the application of the agency's personnel, training,
equipment, and apparatus to the resolution of issues faced by the agency
company officer first contact with fire department customers
leader a person who leads or directs a unit
supervisor A person who is responsible for directing the performance of other people
or employees.
safety of unit's personnel the company officer's most important task
verbalize personal expectations, establish priorities, helps the new fire officer with overcome challenges in group dynamics
and listen to crew member expectations
professional growth how successful fire officers should view their transition from member to
officer
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manager Individual who accomplishes organizational objectives through effective and
efficient handling of material and human resources.
chain of command Order of rank and authority in the fire and emergency services.
centralized decision-making decisions are made at the very top level
decentralized decision-making decisions are made at a lower level with the effects of the decisions reported
through the structure
decentralized decision-making allows expeditious handling of most matters
unity of command principle that each subordinate must have only one supervisor
division of labor Dividing a large job into units or job tasks and assigning an individual to do
each of the tasks.
span of control the number of subordinates and/or number of functions that one individual
can effectively supervise
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