ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents
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1. 1. The National Incident Manage- Includes the use of ICS standardized features and struc-
ment System (NIMS): tures.
2. 2. means that Unity of Command
each individual involved in incident
operations will be assigned to only
one supervisor.
3. 3. Agency Executives/Senior Offi- (d) Provide strategic direction and delegate the author-
cials: ity needed to accomplish the incident objectives.
4. 4. The organizational elements at (a) Supply Unit Leader (Logistics Section)
the incident that can order re-
sources include the:
Incident Commander
Logistics Section Chief
5. 5. These levels of the ICS organiza- (a) Section
tion may have Deputy positions:
Branch
Incident Commander
6. 6. Select the TRUE statement: (a) In Unified Command, resources stay under the ad-
ministrative and policy control of their agencies.
7. 7. In Unified Command, tactical re- (b) The Operations Section Chief
sources are managed by:
8. 8. One purpose of the Unified Com- (c) Designate an Operations Section Chief and develop
mand Meeting is to: a collective set of incident objectives.
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9. 9. List three advantages of Unified • A single set of objectives is developed for the entire
Command: (Write your answer be- incident.
low.) • A collective approach is used to develop strategies to
Any three statements equivalent to achieve incident objectives.
the following: • Information flow and coordination are improved be-
tween all jurisdictions and agencies involved in the in-
cident.
• All agencies with responsibility for the incident have
an understanding of joint priorities and restrictions.
• No agency's legal authorities will be compromised or
neglected.
• The combined ettorts of all agencies are optimized
as they perform their respective assignments under a
single Incident Action Plan.
10. 10. During initial response actions, (d) Size up the situation.
the person currently in charge (In-
cident Commander) must:
11. 11. The steps for assuming control Assess the situation with the current Incident Comman-
include the following: (Fill in the der.
missing item.) Receive a briefing from the current Incident Comman-
der.
Determine an appropriate time for the transfer of com-
mand.
Notify others of the change in incident command.
Assign the current Incident Commander to another
position in the incident organization.
12. 12. The ICS Form 201 is used for: (b) Providing basic information on the incident.
13. 13. The credentialing process is:
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1. 1. The National Incident Manage- Includes the use of ICS standardized features and struc-
ment System (NIMS): tures.
2. 2. means that Unity of Command
each individual involved in incident
operations will be assigned to only
one supervisor.
3. 3. Agency Executives/Senior Offi- (d) Provide strategic direction and delegate the author-
cials: ity needed to accomplish the incident objectives.
4. 4. The organizational elements at (a) Supply Unit Leader (Logistics Section)
the incident that can order re-
sources include the:
Incident Commander
Logistics Section Chief
5. 5. These levels of the ICS organiza- (a) Section
tion may have Deputy positions:
Branch
Incident Commander
6. 6. Select the TRUE statement: (a) In Unified Command, resources stay under the ad-
ministrative and policy control of their agencies.
7. 7. In Unified Command, tactical re- (b) The Operations Section Chief
sources are managed by:
8. 8. One purpose of the Unified Com- (c) Designate an Operations Section Chief and develop
mand Meeting is to: a collective set of incident objectives.
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9. 9. List three advantages of Unified • A single set of objectives is developed for the entire
Command: (Write your answer be- incident.
low.) • A collective approach is used to develop strategies to
Any three statements equivalent to achieve incident objectives.
the following: • Information flow and coordination are improved be-
tween all jurisdictions and agencies involved in the in-
cident.
• All agencies with responsibility for the incident have
an understanding of joint priorities and restrictions.
• No agency's legal authorities will be compromised or
neglected.
• The combined ettorts of all agencies are optimized
as they perform their respective assignments under a
single Incident Action Plan.
10. 10. During initial response actions, (d) Size up the situation.
the person currently in charge (In-
cident Commander) must:
11. 11. The steps for assuming control Assess the situation with the current Incident Comman-
include the following: (Fill in the der.
missing item.) Receive a briefing from the current Incident Comman-
der.
Determine an appropriate time for the transfer of com-
mand.
Notify others of the change in incident command.
Assign the current Incident Commander to another
position in the incident organization.
12. 12. The ICS Form 201 is used for: (b) Providing basic information on the incident.
13. 13. The credentialing process is:
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