BC MM 6.0 Organization-8.14 Prov Required Critical IS

What is the major goal of Command Function 6 - Organization?

• To develop an effective incident organization using the S/D system to decentralize & delegate tactical responsibilities.

• To manage and expand the strategic level of the organization.

• To terminate command and support the tactical level.

• To focus on the administrative tasks of the organization.

Which level of the organization does Function 6 - Organization primarily focus on?

• Strategic level

• Tactical level

• Task level

• Administrative level

How many operational levels function at the scene of every Hazard Zone?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Which organizational level is designed around the IC (Incident Commander) and Command Team?

• Strategic level

• Tactical level

• Task level

• Operational level

Who is responsible for the completion of the tactical priorities in their assigned area at the Tactical Level?

• IC (Incident Commander)

• S/D Supervisors

• Company Officers

• Task Force Leaders

What is the most important level on the incident site because it solves the incidents problems?

• Strategic level

• Tactical level

• Task level

• Command level

Who will become the initial IC for the incident in the majority of local incidents?

• The officer of the first arriving Engine Company

• The highest-ranking officer on the scene

• The first responder to arrive

• The designated safety officer

At which level will IC #1 directly supervise and assist their crew members with the tasks required to bring the incident's problems under control?

• Strategic level

• Tactical level

• Task level

• Command level

What is the primary purpose of the initial well-coordinated attack wave in incident management?

• To escalate the incident

• To eliminate incident hazards

• To transfer command to a mobile IC

• To divide the incident scene into smaller sub-divisions

What happens when the initial arriving Command Officer, IC #2, arrives on scene?

• They eliminate the incident hazards

• They assume responsibility for the strategic level of the operation

• They divide the incident scene into smaller sub-divisions

• They identify exposed structures to the main fire occupancy