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UNIT 3:
COMMAND FUNCTIONS:
EXERCISES
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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-ofcontrol 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
IC
Chief 1
Fire Attack
Group
Engine 1
Search &
Rescue
Group Lewis
Crew
Lewis
Water
Supply
Group
Engine 2
Vent
Group
Crew Hartle
Crew
Jenkins
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Resource and Situation Status
Record
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Strategy Prompter
Strategies:
Examples of Strategies
Rescue
Exposures
Confinement
Extinguishment
Ventilation
COMMAND
STAGING
RIC
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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
Management
Assignment
Resource
Management
Assignment
Resource
Management
Assignment
Resource
Management
Assignment
Resource
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EXAMPLE BASIC INCIDENT
COMMAND SYSTEM
IC
Chief 1
RIC
E-3
Fire Attack
Group
Search &
Rescue Group
E-1 Ofcr.
E-1
E-2
E-2
Water Supply
Group
Vent
Group
Traffic Control
Group
T-1
PD Sgt 103
WT-1
WT-1
T-1
Car 104
Car 105
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CHARTING THE STAFFING OF
MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS
IC
RIC
Management
Assignment
Management
Assignment
Management
Assignment
Management
Assignment
Resource
Resource
Resource
Resource
Resource
Resource
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EXAMPLE
IC
Chief 1
RIC
E-3
Rescue
Group
Division
2
Vent
Group
Exposure
C
Traffic Control
Group
T-1 Ofcr.
E-1 Ofcr.
T-2 Ofcr.
E-5
PD Lt. 120
E-1
E-4
T-2
T-1
E-2
E-5
Car 121
Car 122
Car 123
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NATIONAL FIRE ACADEMY MODEL
INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM
IC
Safety
Liaison
Public Information
Planning
Operations
Logistics
Staging
RIC
Service
Branch
Branch
Division/
Group
Finance/
Administratio
n
Support
Branch
Branch
Division/
Group
Strike Team
Task Force
Single Resource
Division/
Group
Division/
Group
Strike Team
Task Force
Single Resource
Communication Units
Medical Unit
Responder Rehab
Food Unit
Resource Unit
Situation Unit
Documentation Unit
Demobilization Unit
Technical Specialists
Supply Unit
Facilities Unit
Ground
Support Unit
Time Unit
Procurement Unit
Comp/Claims Unit
Cost Unit
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Activity 3.1
Incident 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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