Company Officer 6Th Ed Chapter 15

Front 1

The term ____ maybe used interchangeably with the term incident action plan(IAP).

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Operational plan

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Front 2

Large scale, incidents commonly referred to as multiple _____, require additional resources in personnel, such as pumpers, Aerial’s, rescue, hazardous materials and support apparatus and vehicles to mitigate incidents.

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Alarms

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Front 3

Each company officer2 should be trained to the ICS level ___. although ICS level 300 400 and 800 are recommended.

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200

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Front 4

Each incident should have only one incident commander, including when a ____ command is appropriate.

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Unified

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Front 5

Each incident should have only one incident commander, including when a ____ command is appropriate.

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Unified

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Front 6

The company officer may have to transfer command to a ____. officer

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Chief

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Front 7

The company officer may have to transfer command to a ____. officer

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Chief

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Front 8

Company officers to operate at multiunit incidence should understand the following ICS organizational levels.

Division, group, branch, section.

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Front 9

A ____ has responsibility for operations with a defined geographical area. It is composed of individual units that are assigned to operate with a defined geographical area.

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Division

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Front 10

A _____ is responsible for individual units that are assigned to perform a special functions, such as ventilation, salvage, water supply, extrication , transportation or EMS at an incident.

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Group

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A _____ is responsible for individual units that are assigned to perform a special functions, such as ventilation, salvage, water supply, extrication , transportation or EMS at an incident.

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Group

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Front 12

A _____ has funnctional/geographical responsibility for major segments of incident operations. The branch level is organizationally between section and ____/____.

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Branch

Division/group

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Front 13

A ____ has functional responsibility for primary segments of incident operations that includes operations, planning, logistics, and finance/administrative. The Section level is organizationally between ____ and incident commander.

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Section

Branch

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Front 14

If staging has not been implemented, unassigned company, officers should check in with the __ and wait for an assignment.

Back 14

IC

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Front 15

Units assigned to the incident must contact the incident commander to ensure that they have complete communication with the command post. Face-to-face communication occurs as personnel without radios arrive at the incident in our formed into ____.

Back 15

Crews

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Front 16

Units assigned to the incident must contact the incident commander to ensure that they have complete communication with the command post. Face-to-face communication occurs as personnel without radios arrive at the incident in our formed into ____.

Back 16

Crews

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Front 17

Tracking system, visual aids maybe a _______ or dry erase board and can be used to manage arriving units.

Back 17

Worksheet

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Front 18

At every incident organization should employee standardize system of _______ that identifies and tracks all personnel working at the scene.

Back 18

Accountability

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Front 19

_______ is critical in the event of a sudden change, such a structural collapse, or loss fire fighter so that the incident commander knows who is at the incident where each person is located, and who or how many maybe trapped or injured.

Back 19

Accountability

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Front 20

The IC is responsible for the personal accountability system. The system may be assigned to another officer or command aid, if one is available as part of the _____ section.

Back 20

Planning

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Front 21

Common types of personal accountability systems used an emergency incident include

_____ systems

_____ tag systems

_______ readers

Back 21

Tag

SCBA

BAR CODE

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Front 22

Personnel and units should be ________ when the incident commander determines these resources are no longer need at the incident.

Back 22

Demobilized

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Front 23

Rehabilitation procedures for demobilizing personnel can be found in NFPA _____, “ standard on fire department, infection, control program.”

Contaminated clothing and equipment should not be clean in ______ or bathroom, sinks, or showers.

Back 23

NFPA 1584

Kitchen

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Front 24

The transfer of command between the current incident commander in the office, or assuming man should be done in _____at the incident command post if possible.

Back 24

Person

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Front 25

The first IC provides the relieving Officer with a situation status report (_______), which is the current incident status. This action can be assisted through the use of an organization approved tactical worksheet or ICS form ____ that has documented the action taken up to transfer of command.

Back 25

Incident briefing

Form 201

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Front 26

The officer assuming command, should acknowledge receipt of the information by _____ it back to the current IC.

Back 26

Repeating

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Front 27

Transfer of _____ is often one of the most critical phases in incident management.

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Command

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Front 28

___ is designed to permit control in allocation of any number of units or agencies at an emergency incident.

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ICS

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Front 29

Transfer of _____ is often one of the most critical phases in incident management.

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Command

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Front 30

___ is designed to permit control in allocation of any number of units or agencies at an emergency incident.

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ICS

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Front 31

At multiple alarm incidents, company offers should know the division/____ to which they may be assigned.

Back 31

Group

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Front 32

To efficiently manage the incident incident commander must direct control and track the location and ______ of all operating units.

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Functions

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Front 33

Building a _____ organization is the best support mechanism The incident commander can use to balance managing personnel and incident needs.

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Command

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Front 34

The ______ level involves the overall command of the incident. The IC is responsible for the strategic level of the command structure..

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Strategic

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Front 35

A ______- level assignment comes with the authority to make decisions and assignments within the boundaries of the overall plan and safety conditions. The accumulated achievement of tactical objectives should accomplish the strategy as outlined in the incident action plan.

Back 35

Tactical

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Front 36

____ Level refers to those activities assigned to specific resources that result in the accomplishment of tactical level requirements.

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Task

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Front 37

Company officers generally supervise ___- level activities

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Task

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Front 38

The terms divisions of groups are tactical level management components, that symbol units, and or resources in a common location for a common _____.

Back 38

Purpose

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Front 39

The terms divisions of groups are tactical level management components, that symbol units, and or resources in a common location for a common _____.

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Purpose

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Front 40

_____ are the organizational level having responsibility for operations within a defined geographic area.

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Divisions

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Front 41

The terms divisions of groups are tactical level management components, that symbol units, and or resources in a common location for a common _____.

Back 41

Purpose

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Front 42

The _____ level is organizationally between single resources, task forces, strike teams and the branch.

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Division

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Front 43

For situations where the incident has an odd geographical layout, no obvious north south east or west. The _____ of the building is designated division A in the remaining sides are designated B C, or D in a clockwise manner.

Back 43

Front

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Front 44

During radio communications, the division/______ supervisor should use the phonetic designations of alpha, bravo, Charlie and Delta for clarity.

Back 44

Group

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Front 45

The term division/group supervisor will refer to the person in charge of a division/group. In wild land ICS, ____ May be used for Division/Group supervisors.

Back 45

DIV’s

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Front 46

During radio communications, the division/______ supervisor should use the phonetic designations of alpha, bravo, Charlie and Delta for clarity.

Back 46

Group

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Front 47

The term division/group supervisor will refer to the person in charge of a division/group. In wild land ICS, ____ May be used for Division/Group supervisors.

Back 47

DIV’s

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Front 48

In multi story, occupancies ___ number will usually indicate divisions. (Division six indicates 6th floor). When operating in levels below grade, does the term such as basement Division 2 or parking garage division 4 maybe used.

Back 48

Floor

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Front 49

____ are an organizational level responsible for a specific functional assignment.

The _____ level is also organizationally between single resources, task, forces, or strike teams, and the branch .

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Group

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Front 50

Groups Are assigned specific _____.

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Functions

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Front 51

Span of Control can be reduced by creating tactical level _____ in groups to manage incident related functions or to direct operations in specific geographic areas or functions.

Back 51

Divisions

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Front 52

Establishing ______/______ reduces the incident commanders span of control, and makes to communicate with those division/group supervisors, rather than multiple individual company officers.

Back 52

Divisions/groups

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Front 53

Company officers should remember that and effective span of control ranges from 3 to 7 subordinates per supervisor with ____ considered the optimal number.

Back 53

5

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Front 54

Company officers should remember that and effective span of control ranges from 3 to 7 subordinates per supervisor with ____ considered the optimal number.

Back 54

5

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Front 55

In fast-moving complex operations, a span of control of 3 to 7 divisions/groups is recommended with __ being optimal.

Back 55

5

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Front 56

When the span of control is exceeded, the incident commander should establish branches or an operations _____.

Back 56

Section

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Front 57

The incident commander determines strategies and assigns tactical objectives, and resources to each division/group. Each division/group supervisor is responsible for the tactical deployment of assign resources to complete the assigned tactical ________.

Back 57

Objectives

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Front 58

The incident commander determines strategies in a science, tactical objectives, and resources to each division/group. Each division/group supervisor is responsible for the tactical deployment of assign resources to complete the assigned tactical ________.

Back 58

Objectives

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Front 59

Division/group supervisors must communicate their needs and progress to their immediate supervisor.

Initially a division/group supervisor may be assigned to an area/_____ to evaluate report conditions and advice command of the needed tasks and resources.

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Function

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Front 60

The division/group supervisor, then assumes responsibility for directing resources and operations within an assigned ____ of responsibility.

Whenever practical, each division/group supervisor should take a member of his or her crew to assist with managing division/group tasks.

Back 60

Area

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Front 61

Division/groups reduces the overall amount of radio communications, when practical communications within a division/group unit should be conducted a ____ to _____ between company officers in the division/group supervisor.

Back 61

Face to face

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Front 62

Division/groups reduces the overall amount of radio communications, when practical communications within a division/group unit should be conducted a ____ to _____ between company officers in the division/group supervisor.

Back 62

Face to face

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Front 63

Each division/group supervisor must maintain communication with units to control their location and ____.

Back 63

Function

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Front 64

Division/groups reduces the overall amount of radio communications, when practical communications within a division/group unit should be conducted a ____ to _____ between company officers in the division/group supervisor.

Back 64

Face to face

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Front 65

Each division/group supervisor must maintain communication with units to control their location and ____.

Back 65

Function

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Front 66

While operating on scenes where division or group supervisors are established, it is essential for company officers to report to command only through their assigned division or group _______.

Back 66

Supervisor

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Front 67

Division/groups reduces the overall amount of radio communications, when practical communications within a division/group unit should be conducted a ____ to _____ between company officers in the division/group supervisor.

Back 67

Face to face

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Front 68

Each division/group supervisor must maintain communication with units to control their location and ____.

Back 68

Function

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Front 69

While operating on scenes where division or group supervisors are established, it is essential for company officers to report to command only through their assigned division or group _______.

Back 69

Supervisor

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Front 70

NFPA _____ requires the company officer to develop operational plans to ensure resources in assignments, mitigate the incident, while complying with safety protocols.

Back 70

NFPA 1021

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Front 71

Division/groups reduces the overall amount of radio communications, when practical communications within a division/group unit should be conducted a ____ to _____ between company officers in the division/group supervisor.

Back 71

Face to face

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Front 72

Each division/group supervisor must maintain communication with units to control their location and ____.

Back 72

Function

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Front 73

While operating on scenes where division or group supervisors are established, it is essential for company officers to report to command only through their assigned division or group _______.

Back 73

Supervisor

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Front 74

These Operational plans also called _____ ______ plans are developed during an actual incident after the first operational period.

Back 74

Incident action

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Front 75

NFPA ____ standard on Continuity emergency and

crisis management.

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NFPA 1600

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Front 76

NFPA ____ guide for structural firefighting

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NFPA 1700

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Front 77

NFPA____ standard for the organization and deployment of fire suppression operations, emergency, medical operations and special operations to the public by career fire departments.

Back 77

NFPA 1710

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Front 78

NFPA____ standard for the organization and deployment of fire suppression operations, emergency, medical operations and special operations to the public by career fire departments.

Back 78

NFPA 1710

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Front 79

NFPA _____ standard for the organization in deployment of fire, suppression operations, emergency, medical operations and special operations to the public by volunteer departments.

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NFPA 1720

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Front 80

The tactical work sheet is the foundation for an ______.

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IAP

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Front 81

Incident Objectives (ICS ___) - clearly stated in measurable objectives to be achieved in a specific time interval.

Back 81

202

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Front 82

____ assignment list (ICS ___) -description of the ICS table of organization, including the units and agencies involved.

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Organization

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____ assignment list (ICS ___) -scription of the ICS table of organization, including the units and agencies involved.

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Organization

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_____ list (ICS __) -specific unit, tactical assignments, divided by branch division and group.

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Assignments list

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Front 85

Division ____ assignment list (ICS___) -informs division in group supervisors of incident assignments.

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Group

204WF

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Division ____ assignment list (ICS___) -informs division in group supervisors of incident assignments.

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Group

204WF

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Front 87

Incident radio ___ plan (ICS____) -list the basic radio channel assignments for use during the incident.

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Communications

205

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Front 88

____ list (ICS ___) -records methods of contact for incident personnel.

Back 88

Communication

205A

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Front 89

____ list (ICS ___) -records methods of contact for incident personnel.

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Communication

205A

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Front 90

____ plan (ICS___) -provides information on the location in staffing at the incident, medical aid station, the types of ambulance resources, available the location of on site ambulances in the contact information for hospitals that are available to the incident commander.

Back 90

Medical

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Front 91

When size up is completed, the incident commander perform the following:

Determines incident priorities

Selects and overall strategy

Establishes tactics for meeting strategy

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Front 92

Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

Back 92

IAP

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Front 93

Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

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IAP

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Front 94

Assume command-assume command, announce incident command post ______ and establish an effective incident command post.

Back 94

Location

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Front 95

Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

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IAP

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Front 96

Assume command-assume command, announce incident, command post ______, and establish an effective incident command post.

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Location

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Front 97

______ awareness -rapidly evaluate the situation size up continually update, and or obtain briefing from the previous incident commander.

Back 97

Situational awareness

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Front 98

Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

Back 98

IAP

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Front 99

Assume command-assume command, announce incident, command post ______, and establish an effective incident command post.

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Location

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Front 100

______ awareness -rapidly evaluate the situation size up continually update, and or obtain briefing from the previous incident commander.

Back 100

Situational awareness

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Front 101

Incident ____ -identify develop initiate, maintain and control the communication process as well as establish a communications plan.

Back 101

Incident communications

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Front 102

Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

Back 102

IAP

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Front 103

Assume command-assume command, announce incident, command post ______, and establish an effective incident command post.

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Location

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Front 104

______ awareness -rapidly evaluate the situation size up continually update, and or obtain briefing from the previous incident commander.

Back 104

Situational awareness

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Front 105

Incident ____ -identify develop initiate, maintain and control the communication process as well as establish a communications plan.

Back 105

Incident communications

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Incident objectives, strategy, develop incident action plan (IAP) -based on tactical _____, identify incident objectives in overall strategy and develop an incident action plan.

Back 106

Priorities

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Front 107

Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

Back 107

IAP

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Front 108

Assume command-assume command, announce incident, command post ______, and establish an effective incident command post.

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Location

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______ awareness -rapidly evaluate the situation size up continually update, and or obtain briefing from the previous incident commander.

Back 109

Situational awareness

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Front 110

Incident ____ -identify develop initiate, maintain and control the communication process as well as establish a communications plan.

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Incident communications

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Incident objectives, strategy, develop incident action plan (IAP) -based on tactical _____, identify incident objectives in overall strategy and develop an incident action plan.

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Priorities

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Front 112

_____ recourses -assign resources, consistent with plans and standard operating procedures standard operating guidelines and the incident action plan.

Back 112

Deploy recourses

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Front 113

Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

Back 113

IAP

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Front 114

Assume command-assume command, announce incident, command post ______, and establish an effective incident command post.

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Location

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Front 115

______ awareness -rapidly evaluate the situation size up continually update, and or obtain briefing from the previous incident commander.

Back 115

Situational awareness

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Front 116

Incident ____ -identify develop initiate, maintain and control the communication process as well as establish a communications plan.

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Incident communications

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Incident objectives, strategy, develop incident action plan (IAP) -based on tactical _____, identify incident objectives in overall strategy and develop an incident action plan.

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Priorities

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_____ recourses -assign resources, consistent with plans and standard operating procedures standard operating guidelines and the incident action plan.

Back 118

Deploy recourses

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Develop incident _____ -develop an effective incident, command organization based on incident objectives and initiate/maintain a worksheet.

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Organization

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Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

Back 120

IAP

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Assume command-assume command, announce incident, command post ______, and establish an effective incident command post.

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Location

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______ awareness -rapidly evaluate the situation size up continually update, and or obtain briefing from the previous incident commander.

Back 122

Situational awareness

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Incident ____ -identify develop initiate, maintain and control the communication process as well as establish a communications plan.

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Incident communications

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Incident objectives, strategy, develop incident action plan (IAP) -based on tactical _____, identify incident objectives in overall strategy and develop an incident action plan.

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Priorities

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_____ recourses -assign resources, consistent with plans and standard operating procedures standard operating guidelines and the incident action plan.

Back 125

Deploy recourses

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Develop incident _____ -develop an effective incident, command organization based on incident objectives and initiate/maintain a worksheet.

Back 126

Organization

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Front 127

Review, evaluate and revise the incident action plan as needed-review evaluate and revise as needed, The incident _____ plan based on conditions, actions and needs.

Back 127

Management

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Front 128

Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

Back 128

IAP

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Assume command-assume command, announce incident, command post ______, and establish an effective incident command post.

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Location

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______ awareness -rapidly evaluate the situation size up continually update, and or obtain briefing from the previous incident commander.

Back 130

Situational awareness

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Incident ____ -identify develop initiate, maintain and control the communication process as well as establish a communications plan.

Back 131

Incident communications

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Incident objectives, strategy, develop incident action plan (IAP) -based on tactical _____, identify incident objectives in overall strategy and develop an incident action plan.

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Priorities

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_____ recourses -assign resources, consistent with plans and standard operating procedures standard operating guidelines and the incident action plan.

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Deploy recourses

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Develop incident _____ -develop an effective incident, command organization based on incident objectives and initiate/maintain a worksheet.

Back 134

Organization

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Review, evaluate and revise the incident action plan as needed-review evaluate and revise as needed, The incident _____ plan based on conditions, actions and needs.

Back 135

Management

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Continuity, transfer and termination of command-provide for the Continuity transfer and termination of incident command.

Back 136

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Front 137

Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

Back 137

IAP

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Front 138

Assume command-assume command, announce incident, command post ______, and establish an effective incident command post.

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Location

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Front 139

______ awareness -rapidly evaluate the situation size up continually update, and or obtain briefing from the previous incident commander.

Back 139

Situational awareness

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Front 140

Incident ____ -identify develop initiate, maintain and control the communication process as well as establish a communications plan.

Back 140

Incident communications

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Front 141

Incident objectives, strategy, develop incident action plan (IAP) -based on tactical _____, identify incident objectives in overall strategy and develop an incident action plan.

Back 141

Priorities

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Front 142

_____ recourses -assign resources, consistent with plans and standard operating procedures standard operating guidelines and the incident action plan.

Back 142

Deploy recourses

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Front 143

Develop incident _____ -develop an effective incident, command organization based on incident objectives and initiate/maintain a worksheet.

Back 143

Organization

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Front 144

Review, evaluate and revise the incident action plan as needed-review evaluate and revise as needed, The incident _____ plan based on conditions, actions and needs.

Back 144

Management

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Front 145

Continuity, transfer and termination of command-provide for the Continuity transfer and termination of incident command.

Back 145

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Front 146

Just as a company officer one develops and conducts a post incident analysis for single unit activities, NFPA ___ requires the company officer 2 to develop and conduct a post incident analysis for multiunit incidents.

Back 146

NFPA 1021

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Front 147

Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

Back 147

IAP

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Front 148

The ___ determines the strengths and weaknesses of the organization’s response to an emergency.

Back 148

PIA

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Front 149

Assume command-assume command, announce incident, command post ______, and establish an effective incident command post.

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Location

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Front 150

______ awareness -rapidly evaluate the situation size up continually update, and or obtain briefing from the previous incident commander.

Back 150

Situational awareness

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Front 151

Incident ____ -identify develop initiate, maintain and control the communication process as well as establish a communications plan.

Back 151

Incident communications

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Front 152

Incident objectives, strategy, develop incident action plan (IAP) -based on tactical _____, identify incident objectives in overall strategy and develop an incident action plan.

Back 152

Priorities

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Front 153

_____ recourses -assign resources, consistent with plans and standard operating procedures standard operating guidelines and the incident action plan.

Back 153

Deploy recourses

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Front 154

Develop incident _____ -develop an effective incident, command organization based on incident objectives and initiate/maintain a worksheet.

Back 154

Organization

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Front 155

Review, evaluate and revise the incident action plan as needed-review evaluate and revise as needed, The incident _____ plan based on conditions, actions and needs.

Back 155

Management

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Front 156

Continuity, transfer and termination of command-provide for the Continuity transfer and termination of incident command.

Back 156

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Front 157

Just as a company officer one develops and conducts a post incident analysis for single unit activities, NFPA ___ requires the company officer 2 to develop and conduct a post incident analysis for multiunit incidents.

Back 157

NFPA 1021

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Front 158

Even a small incidents that do not require a written ____ the incident commander must create and communicate to responding and on scene resources the strategy, tactics, and support activities required for control of the incident .

Back 158

IAP

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Front 159

The ___ determines the strengths and weaknesses of the organization’s response to an emergency.

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PIA

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Front 160

The company officer to should realize that the ___ is the foundation for strengthening the emergency response activities of the organization.

Back 160

PIA

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Front 161

Assume command-assume command, announce incident, command post ______, and establish an effective incident command post.

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Location

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Front 162

______ awareness -rapidly evaluate the situation size up continually update, and or obtain briefing from the previous incident commander.

Back 162

Situational awareness

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Front 163

Incident ____ -identify develop initiate, maintain and control the communication process as well as establish a communications plan.

Back 163

Incident communications

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Front 164

Incident objectives, strategy, develop incident action plan (IAP) -based on tactical _____, identify incident objectives in overall strategy and develop an incident action plan.

Back 164

Priorities

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Front 165

_____ recourses -assign resources, consistent with plans and standard operating procedures standard operating guidelines and the incident action plan.

Back 165

Deploy recourses

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Front 166

Develop incident _____ -develop an effective incident, command organization based on incident objectives and initiate/maintain a worksheet.

Back 166

Organization

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Front 167

Review, evaluate and revise the incident action plan as needed-review evaluate and revise as needed, The incident _____ plan based on conditions, actions and needs.

Back 167

Management

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Front 168

Continuity, transfer and termination of command-provide for the Continuity transfer and termination of incident command.

Back 168

P441

Front 169

Just as a company officer one develops and conducts a post incident analysis for single unit activities, NFPA ___ requires the company officer 2 to develop and conduct a post incident analysis for multiunit incidents.

Back 169

NFPA 1021

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Front 170

The post incident analysis is a compilation of factual data obtained from key positions to include statements and communication tapes. The incident commander or a designated incident staff member should compile the ___.

Back 170

PIA

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Front 171

The PIA is not intended to place blame or find ___ with participants. It must not be used to punish participants, or be perceived as a faultfinding process.

Back 171

Fault

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Front 172

The PIA is a critical and ___ assessment of the emergency incident based on all available information about the incident.

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Objective

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Front 173

The ____ analysis should determine if the victims needs were adequately addressed.

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Post incident analysis

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Front 174

Post incident documentation, such as filing a national fire incident reporting system (NFIRS) report must be filled out per ____ SOP’s. booty stank

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AHJ’s

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NFIRS software is available for free from the US ___ ______.

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Fire administration

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Front 176

____ information is used to track and analyze fire data from across the country. NFIRS Information is used for educational and research purposes, as well as the basis for the funding request, consumer product, safety initiatives, and standards development.

Back 176

NFIRS

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Front 177

____ information is used to track and analyze fire data from across the country. NFIRS Information is used for educational and research purposes, as well as the basis for the funding request, consumer product, safety initiatives, and standards development.

Back 177

NFIRS

P444

Front 178

Post incident critiques can be informal or formal. The company officer and unit members can hold an ____ critique following any single unit incident. This critique usually occurs immediately after termination of the incident and prior to leaving the incident scene.

Back 178

Informal

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Front 179

A _____ critique is held if the PIA indicates it is necessary or if the incident involves an inter-agency, or inter-jurisdictional response.

Back 179

Formal

P445

Front 180

An ___ and sufficient time are important to a productive critique.

Back 180

Agenda

P445

Front 181

Following an overview of the incident, each agency representative should present a brief report, and it’s participation in the incident in order of _______.

Back 181

Arrival

P445

Front 182

Following an overview of the incident, each agency representative should present a brief report, and it’s participation in the incident in order of _______.

Back 182

Arrival

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Front 183

_____ _____- an additional alarm such as second or third that is a call for additional assistance or response.

Back 183

Multiple alarms

P445

Front 184

_____ may be necessary before placing units or personnel back into service.

Back 184

Decontamination

P433

Front 185

The basic structure for an initial response incident involving a small number of units requires only ___ levels of the command structure. In this situation, the IC directly handles strategic, and tactical levels. Emergency response unit report directly to the command and operate at the ___ level.

Back 185

Two

Task level

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Front 186

In in-climate weather, the critique can take place at the station after returning from the incident. And informal critique can be used as a _____ exercise for the unit.

Back 186

Training

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Front 187

All on-scene activities must conform to NFPA 1600, 1700, 1710 and 1720 and local AHJ safety procedures.

Back 187

P446

Front 188

The ___ of fire fighting personnel represents a major reason to establish the Division/Group.

Back 188

Safety

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Front 189

_____-level supervisors are responsible for the following:

-operational activities toward specific objectives

-Grouped resources

-Operations in specific geographic areas or function.

Back 189

Tactical-level supervisors

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Front 190

Responsibilities at the ____ level include:

-Determining appropriate strategy

-establishing overall incident objectives

-setting priorities

-Developing incident action plan

-planning, predicting outcomes, assigning specific objectives

Back 190

Strategic level

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Front 191

Operational plans should be carried out in accordance with the following standards:

NFPA 1600, NFPA 1700, NFPA 1710, NFPA ____.

Back 191

NFPA 1720

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