ANSWERS (GRADED A+)
Chain of command - ANSWER-orderly line of authority
Modular organization - ANSWER-Should match the incident
Planning process - ANSWER-Same for an incident and an Event
unity of command - ANSWER-each person works for one supervisor
operational briefing - ANSWER-Delivering the IAP for the operational period
ICS fit into NIMS under - ANSWER-Command and Control
Agency Executives/Senior Officials - ANSWER-Delegate Authority
Primary Feature of Unified Command - ANSWER-Single IAP
Unified Command Multijurisdictional - ANSWER-Agency Reps share authority in unified
command
Major Benifit of ICS - ANSWER-People work under a single IAP
Incidents and Events - ANSWER-Use the same planning process
Example of something that will increase complexity of an incident - ANSWER-
Community and Responder Safety
Transfer of Command includes? - ANSWER-Assessment, Briefing, and ICS201
Operational Planning steps include - ANSWER-Logistical concerns and cost/benefit
analysis
ICS 215 - ANSWER-Operational planning worksheet
ICS215A - ANSWER-Safety Analysis
Staging - ANSWER-Under Operations
Formal communication - ANSWER-Follows chain of command
Common Terminology - ANSWER-NIMS require use of plain English