Incident Command System

It means direct tactical actions.

• Operations

• Unity of Command

• Planning / Intelligence

• ICS management process

• Chain of command

It collects/analyses data and prepares incident action plan.

• Operations

• Unity of Command

• Planning / Intelligence

• ICS management process

• Chain of command

It means that every individual has a designated supervisor.

• Operations

• Unity of Command

• Planning / Intelligence

• ICS management process

• Chain of command

Allows all agencies that have jurisdictional or functional responsibilities for the incident to jointly develop a common set of objectives and strategies.

• Operations

• Unity of Command

• Planning / Intelligence

• ICS management process

• Chain of command

It means that there is an orderly line within the ranks of the organization with lower level subordinate to, and connected to, higher levels.

• Operations

• Unity of Command

• Planning / Intelligence

• ICS management process

• Chain of command

Choose True if the following statement is an ICS capability and False if not.

Allowing contraction and expansion depending on the size and complexity of the incident.

• True

• False

Choose True if the following statement is an example of features of an incident command system and False if not.

The responsible officially is generally not at scene all the time but maintains contact as necessary.

• True

• False

Choose True if the following statement is an ICS capability and False if not.

Being used for any type of incident.

• True

• False

Choose True if the following statement is an example of features of an incident command system and False if not.

It exercises interactive management components, each of which contributes strength and efficiency to the overall system.

• True

• False

Choose True if the following statement is an example of features of an incident command system and False if not.

Allowing modular expansion and contraction.

• True

• False