NIMS
ICS
100
Lesson
The
Incident
Command
System
(ICS)
and
NIMS
are
the
same,
and
these
terms
can
be
used
interchangeably.
-
correct
answer-False
ICS
could
be
used
to
manage
a
large
sporting
event
or
a
visit
from
a
foreign
dignitary.
-
correct
answer-True
ICS
is
a
standardized,
on-scene,
widely
applicable
approach
to
incident
management.
-
correct
answer-True
This
is
Unit
1,
we
have
a
10-37,
Code
2."
IIs
this
common
terminology
-
correct
answer-No
Which
of
these
is
NOT
a
characteristic
of
an
Incident
Action
Plan
(IAP)?
-
correct
answer-It
focuses
on
previous
operational
periods
in
order
to
provide
lessons
learned.
Span
of
control
refers
to
the
fact
that
a
supervisor
can
effectively
manage
an
unlimited
amount
of
resources.
-
correct
answer-False
In
part,
comprehensive
resource
management
describes
standard
mechanisms
used
to
identify
requirements
and
acquire,
mobilize,
track,
and
demobilize
resources
-
correct
answer-True
Integrated
communications
are
necessary
to
achieve
situational
awareness.
-
correct
answer-True
Because
incident
details
are
often
unknown
at
the
start,
command
should
not
be
established
until
after
the
Incident
Action
Plan
has
been
developed.
-
correct
answer-False
Unity
of
command
means
that
every
individual
is
accountable
to
and
reports
to
only
one
designated
supervisor.
-
correct
answer-True
Chain
of
command
restricts
personnel
from
communicating
or
sharing
information
outside
their
organizational
units.
-
correct
answer-False
To
promote
accountability,
which
document
outlines
the
method
for
coordinating
response
operations?
-
correct
answer-Incident
Action
Plan
Supports
the
incident
action
planning
process
by
tracking
resources,
collecting/analyzing
information,
and
maintaining
documentation.
-
correct
answer-Planning
Sets
the
incident
objectives,
strategies,
and
priorities,
and
has
overall
responsibility
for
the
incident.
-
correct
answer-Incident
Command
Ensures
that
all
intelligence/investigations
operations
and
activities
are
properly
managed,
coordinated,
and
directed.
-
correct
answer-Intelligence/Investigations
ICS
100
Lesson
The
Incident
Command
System
(ICS)
and
NIMS
are
the
same,
and
these
terms
can
be
used
interchangeably.
-
correct
answer-False
ICS
could
be
used
to
manage
a
large
sporting
event
or
a
visit
from
a
foreign
dignitary.
-
correct
answer-True
ICS
is
a
standardized,
on-scene,
widely
applicable
approach
to
incident
management.
-
correct
answer-True
This
is
Unit
1,
we
have
a
10-37,
Code
2."
IIs
this
common
terminology
-
correct
answer-No
Which
of
these
is
NOT
a
characteristic
of
an
Incident
Action
Plan
(IAP)?
-
correct
answer-It
focuses
on
previous
operational
periods
in
order
to
provide
lessons
learned.
Span
of
control
refers
to
the
fact
that
a
supervisor
can
effectively
manage
an
unlimited
amount
of
resources.
-
correct
answer-False
In
part,
comprehensive
resource
management
describes
standard
mechanisms
used
to
identify
requirements
and
acquire,
mobilize,
track,
and
demobilize
resources
-
correct
answer-True
Integrated
communications
are
necessary
to
achieve
situational
awareness.
-
correct
answer-True
Because
incident
details
are
often
unknown
at
the
start,
command
should
not
be
established
until
after
the
Incident
Action
Plan
has
been
developed.
-
correct
answer-False
Unity
of
command
means
that
every
individual
is
accountable
to
and
reports
to
only
one
designated
supervisor.
-
correct
answer-True
Chain
of
command
restricts
personnel
from
communicating
or
sharing
information
outside
their
organizational
units.
-
correct
answer-False
To
promote
accountability,
which
document
outlines
the
method
for
coordinating
response
operations?
-
correct
answer-Incident
Action
Plan
Supports
the
incident
action
planning
process
by
tracking
resources,
collecting/analyzing
information,
and
maintaining
documentation.
-
correct
answer-Planning
Sets
the
incident
objectives,
strategies,
and
priorities,
and
has
overall
responsibility
for
the
incident.
-
correct
answer-Incident
Command
Ensures
that
all
intelligence/investigations
operations
and
activities
are
properly
managed,
coordinated,
and
directed.
-
correct
answer-Intelligence/Investigations
