IS-100.C: Introduction to the Incident Command
System, ICS 100 Latest Update 2025
When partners representing multiple jurisdictions or agencies
work together to establish the incident objectives, what type of
Command is being used?
Unified Command
Selection of Incident Commanders is done by the:
Jurisdiction or organization with primary responsibility for the
incident
The Liaison Officer:
Is the point of contact for other response organizations.
In a Unified Command, members representing multiple
jurisdictions and agencies work together to establish:
Incident Objectives
Expansion of the ICS modular organization is the responsibility
of the:
Incident Commander
, The Incident Command System (ICS) is:
A standardized approach to incident management that is
applicable for use in all hazards.
The number of subordinates that one supervisor can manage
effectively during an incident is referred to as:
Manageable Span of Control
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The Incident Commander or Unified Command establishes
incident objectives that include:
Identifying strategies, tactics, tasks, and activities to achieve the
objectives.
The NIMS Management Characteristic of Chain of Command and
Unity of Command means that each person:
Reports to only one ICS supervisor.
Qualification, Certification, and Credentialing Personnel are part
of which NIMS Management Characteristic?
Comprehensive Resource Management
System, ICS 100 Latest Update 2025
When partners representing multiple jurisdictions or agencies
work together to establish the incident objectives, what type of
Command is being used?
Unified Command
Selection of Incident Commanders is done by the:
Jurisdiction or organization with primary responsibility for the
incident
The Liaison Officer:
Is the point of contact for other response organizations.
In a Unified Command, members representing multiple
jurisdictions and agencies work together to establish:
Incident Objectives
Expansion of the ICS modular organization is the responsibility
of the:
Incident Commander
, The Incident Command System (ICS) is:
A standardized approach to incident management that is
applicable for use in all hazards.
The number of subordinates that one supervisor can manage
effectively during an incident is referred to as:
Manageable Span of Control
We have an expert-written solution to this problem!
The Incident Commander or Unified Command establishes
incident objectives that include:
Identifying strategies, tactics, tasks, and activities to achieve the
objectives.
The NIMS Management Characteristic of Chain of Command and
Unity of Command means that each person:
Reports to only one ICS supervisor.
Qualification, Certification, and Credentialing Personnel are part
of which NIMS Management Characteristic?
Comprehensive Resource Management
