Introduction to ICS 200.
1. Which of these is NOT a tool that you would Exercise Plan
need at the incident?
2. Which of the following commitment to
demonstrates a leader's duty?
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, Introduction to ICS 200.
Stepping out of a tactical role to
assume a leadership role when
3. Who generally facilitates the needed. Developing subordinates for
Operational Period Brief? the future. Ensuring tasks are
understood.
4. Which major NIMS Component
describes systems and methods Planning Section Chief
that help to ensure that incident
personnel and other decision makers
Communications and Information
have the means and information
Man- agement
they need to make and communicate
deci- sions?
5. To ensure a smooth transfer, the
outgo- ing Incident Commander
should provide a
to the new Incident Transfer of Command Briefing
Commander.
6. A right or obligation to act on behalf of a de- Authority
partment, agency, or jurisdiction is
defined as?
7. Which Incident Type do these Type 3
characteris- tics describe: some or
all of the Command and General
Staff are activated as well as
Division or Group Supervisor and/or
Unit Leader positions, the incident
extends into multiple operational
periods, and a written IAP is
required?
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1. Which of these is NOT a tool that you would Exercise Plan
need at the incident?
2. Which of the following commitment to
demonstrates a leader's duty?
1/
11
, Introduction to ICS 200.
Stepping out of a tactical role to
assume a leadership role when
3. Who generally facilitates the needed. Developing subordinates for
Operational Period Brief? the future. Ensuring tasks are
understood.
4. Which major NIMS Component
describes systems and methods Planning Section Chief
that help to ensure that incident
personnel and other decision makers
Communications and Information
have the means and information
Man- agement
they need to make and communicate
deci- sions?
5. To ensure a smooth transfer, the
outgo- ing Incident Commander
should provide a
to the new Incident Transfer of Command Briefing
Commander.
6. A right or obligation to act on behalf of a de- Authority
partment, agency, or jurisdiction is
defined as?
7. Which Incident Type do these Type 3
characteris- tics describe: some or
all of the Command and General
Staff are activated as well as
Division or Group Supervisor and/or
Unit Leader positions, the incident
extends into multiple operational
periods, and a written IAP is
required?
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11
