ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents / ICS 300 review guide summer 22/23.

ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents / ICS 300 review guide summer 22/23. Command and Coordination is the NIMS component that focuses on _____________, Emergency Operations Center, Multiagency Coordination Groups, and Joint Information System. What term defines the concept of incident operations personnel who are assigned to only one supervisor? Who is the primary person in charge at the incident? Designating subordinate Command and General Staff supervisors, allows the Incident Commander to: Unified Command organization: What type of command structure may be used for managing an incident when the incident crosses political boundaries and involves multiple functional authorities? - When planning for events, what is an important preparation consideration? * When planning for a complex incident, such as terrorist attack, what should be considered that differs when planning for an event, such as a championship basketball game? * What is a cascading incident? * Of the documents listed, what is an example of an individual agency's guideline that influences the way incidents are managed? Before establishing strategies or executing tactics, what must be written? When assuming incident command, what is the first step the incoming Incident Commander should do prior to receiving a briefing? * When determining tactical operations, what is a personnel and logistical support factor? In what meeting are the proposed incident strategies and tactics developed by the Operations Section? What ICS form is a planning tool used to assist in establishing resource needs for an Operational Period? For what does the Safety Officer use ICS Form 215A, Incident Action Plan Safety Analysis? During what meeting is the final opportunity to validate the Operational Plan and resources as proposed by the Operations Section Chief? What document is a series of standard forms and supporting documents that convey the Incident Commander's and the Operations Section's directions for the accomplishment of the plan for that Operational Period? What is used to document incident information, a listing of the incident objectives,and a brief summary of the command emphasis/priorities? What is the purpose of the Operational Briefing? What provides standardized procedures, practices, and functions for incident resource management? - From the list below, who typically has authority to order incident resources? When ordering resources, what type of ordering places a heavier load on incident personnel by requiring them to place orders through two or more ordering points? - What type of resource may be dispatched for a large-scale, complex incident such as a train derailment or civil unrest? Oftentimes, management actions may contribute to poor performance. What is an example of a management action that may cause personnel to perform poorly? - Demobilization planning helps to ensure a controlled, safe, efficient, and cost-effective release. What else does planning for demobilization help to eliminate? With whom or what should the Incident Commander consult when demobilizing resources? What section of the Incident Management Team develops and implements the Demobilization Plan? The five sections of a Demobilization Plan include: General Information, Release Priorities, Travel Information, Responsibilities, and ____________. Team demobilization may include a formal "closeout" with the responsible agency or jurisdiction. What is an example of what information should be included? * An After-Action Review answers the following questions: What did we set out to do? What actually happened? And _____________.