TCFP FF2 exam QUESTIONS
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The Incident Management System should? - CORRECT ANSWER-Be initiated by the first fire unit
on scene
The tracking of personnel working at an incident requires a system that is standardized foe
every incident to establish? - CORRECT ANSWER-Accountability
In the Incident Management System, the ______ has authority over the ordering, releasing, and
controlling of resources? - CORRECT ANSWER-Incident Commander
In the Incident Management System, ______ are functional crews assigned to perform a specific
task such as ventilation or rescue. - CORRECT ANSWER-Groups
, Within the Incident Management System, the positions of Safety, Liaison, and Information are? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Command Staff Positions
The Incident Management System is best defined as - CORRECT ANSWER-an organized,
systematic method for the command, control, and management of an emergenc incident
What is the optimal number of individuals that one person should be supervising at an
emergency incident? - CORRECT ANSWER-3 to 7
In order for the Incident Management System to function properly, it must contain all of the
following components except? - CORRECT ANSWER-all personnel from a single agency
Under the Incident Management System, the ______ is responsible for determining the
strategic goals for control of an incident. - CORRECT ANSWER-Incident Commander
Under the Incident Management System, the _______ is responsible for implementing the
tactical assignment to meet strategic goal. - CORRECT ANSWER-Operations Chief
Under the Incident Management System, the _______ Officer is responsible for providing
factual and accurate information to the media. - CORRECT ANSWER-Public information
Match characteristics of IMS Column A with description Column B
Modular Organization
Span of Control
Unified command
Unity of command - CORRECT ANSWER-Modular Org.: the ability to start small and expand if an
incident becomes more complex
Span of Control: the # of subordinates who report to one supervisor at any level within the
organization.
AND VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
LATEST 100% GUARANTEED
PASS
The Incident Management System should? - CORRECT ANSWER-Be initiated by the first fire unit
on scene
The tracking of personnel working at an incident requires a system that is standardized foe
every incident to establish? - CORRECT ANSWER-Accountability
In the Incident Management System, the ______ has authority over the ordering, releasing, and
controlling of resources? - CORRECT ANSWER-Incident Commander
In the Incident Management System, ______ are functional crews assigned to perform a specific
task such as ventilation or rescue. - CORRECT ANSWER-Groups
, Within the Incident Management System, the positions of Safety, Liaison, and Information are? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Command Staff Positions
The Incident Management System is best defined as - CORRECT ANSWER-an organized,
systematic method for the command, control, and management of an emergenc incident
What is the optimal number of individuals that one person should be supervising at an
emergency incident? - CORRECT ANSWER-3 to 7
In order for the Incident Management System to function properly, it must contain all of the
following components except? - CORRECT ANSWER-all personnel from a single agency
Under the Incident Management System, the ______ is responsible for determining the
strategic goals for control of an incident. - CORRECT ANSWER-Incident Commander
Under the Incident Management System, the _______ is responsible for implementing the
tactical assignment to meet strategic goal. - CORRECT ANSWER-Operations Chief
Under the Incident Management System, the _______ Officer is responsible for providing
factual and accurate information to the media. - CORRECT ANSWER-Public information
Match characteristics of IMS Column A with description Column B
Modular Organization
Span of Control
Unified command
Unity of command - CORRECT ANSWER-Modular Org.: the ability to start small and expand if an
incident becomes more complex
Span of Control: the # of subordinates who report to one supervisor at any level within the
organization.
