UNIT 3: COMMAND FUNCTIONS: EXERCISES

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UNIT 3COMMAND FUNCTIONSEXERCISES
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OBJECTIVE
The students will be able to apply the Incident
Command System (ICS) to various emergency
incident scenarios.
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RESOURCE DETERMINATION

• Use all resources that are available to the
  participants on a regional basis
• Fire department
• Emergency medical services (EMS)
• Hazardous materials (haz mat) response
• Non-fire agencies

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DEVELOP A CONSENSUS CONCERNING A SET OF RESOURCES
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PERSONNEL WITHOUT APPARATUS AS A RESOURCE

• Crew a specified number of personnel (without
  apparatus) who are assembled for a task and who
  have a common leader.
• Crews should conform to normal span-of-control
  guidelines and are designated by name or function
  and number.
• Crews are used like any other single resource.

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A DEPARTMENT RESPONDS WITH

• 2 command officers
• 2 engines staffed with 4 personnel
• 12 additional personnel

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THE CREW AS A SINGLE RESOURCE
ICChief 1
Search Rescue Group Lewis
Water Supply Group
Vent Group
Fire Attack Group
Engine 2
Crew Hartle
Crew Lewis Crew Jenkins
Engine 1
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Resource and Situation Status Record
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Strategy Prompter
Strategies
Examples of Strategies Rescue Exposures Confine
ment Extinguishment Ventilation
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Primary Factor Size-Up Chart--Fire
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Primary Factor Size-Up Chart--Haz Mat
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AN INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM ORGANIZATION CHART

• A graphic display of
• Common terminology
• Functional responsibility
• Modular organization
• Unity of command
• Span of control
• Communications

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CHARTING THE ASSIGNMENT OF SINGLE RESOURCES,
BASIC INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM
IC
RIC
Resource
Resource
Resource
Resource
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EXAMPLE BASIC INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM
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Chief 1
RIC
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Fire Attack Group
Search Rescue Group
Water Supply Group
Vent Group
Traffic Control Group
E-1 Ofcr.
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WT-1
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PD Sgt 103
E-1
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WT-1
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Car 104
Car 105
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CHARTING THE STAFFING OF MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS
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EXAMPLE
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NATIONAL FIRE ACADEMY MODEL INCIDENT COMMAND
SYSTEM
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Activity 3.1Incident Command System Application
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MULTIAGENCY SCENARIOS
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Side A
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Side B and Side C
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Side C and Side D
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