Group 2

What is the main distinction between strategy and tactics in incident management?

• Strategy refers to long-term planning, while tactics focus on short-term actions.

• Strategy involves site-specific actions, while tactics encompass general methods.

• Strategy emphasizes resource deployment, while tactics prioritize accomplishing objectives.

• Strategy focuses on short-term actions, while tactics involve long-term planning.

Which of the following considerations are important for strategy development in incident management?

• Availability and cost of resources

• Safety considerations

• Current and predicted weather

• All of the above

Which of the following represents the correct sequence of phases in the planning process?

• Establish incident objectives and strategy, Develop the plan, Prepare and disseminate the plan, Execute, evaluate and revise the plan, Understand the situation

• Develop the plan, Understand the situation, Execute, evaluate and revise the plan, Establish incident objectives and strategy, Prepare and disseminate the plan

• Understand the situation, Establish incident objectives and strategy, Develop the plan, Prepare and disseminate the plan, Execute, evaluate and revise the plan

• Establish incident objectives and strategy, Prepare and disseminate the plan, Develop the plan, Understand the situation, Execute, evaluate and revise the plan

The purpose of IAP are the following except:

• Diary

• Parts of archives of the accident

• Reviewed during court case, lawsuit, etc

• Provides operational direction for incident personnel

IAP additional notes are the following except:

• Other Maps

• Incident Facility plans

• Detailed Weather Forecasts

• Facilities Maps

What does IAP stand for?

• Incident Access Point

• Incident Action Plan

• International Action Protocol

• Investigation and Analysis Plan

Which of the following is NOT an example of another IMT (Incident Management Team) meeting or briefing?

• Command and General Staff Meetings

• Transition Meetings

• Public Meetings

• Training Sessions

What does the IAP contain?

• Incident objectives, operational strategies, and tactics

• Incident location and date

• Incident Command Structure

• Incident casualties and injuries

Which ICS form provides information on units currently activated?

• ICS Form 202

• ICS Form 203

• ICS Form 204

• ICS Form 205

What are the primary responsibilities of the RESL (Resource Unit Leader)?

• Establishing and supervising check-in function

• Developing the Incident Action Plan

• Managing financial resources

• Providing medical support to responders