Incident Command Quiz

The 3 normal managerial levels associated with emergency incidents are called Strategic, Tactical, Operational

• Offensive, Defensive, Transitional.

• Analysis, Assessment, Safety

• 1

The planning and directing of the organisations resources in order to meet its overall objectives is called ?

• Strategic Command

• Tactical Command

• Operational Command

The deployment and control of resources and personnel to meet the objectives in the incident management plan is ?

• Tactical Command

• Strategic Command

• Operational Command

Carrying out the tasks on the incident ground to achieve desired objectives is called ?

• Operational Command

• Strategic Command

• Tactical Command

What is the name of the area established around the immediate scene of operations ?

• Inner Cordon

• Outer Cordon

• Transitional Area

• Red Zone

What is the name of the area established for public evacuation or to prevent access by the public?

• Outer Cordon

• Transitional Area

• Inner Cordon

• Red Zone

Who normally secures the outer cordon?

• Garda

• Civil Defense

• HSE

• ESB

Marshalling areas are normally situated in the ?

• Outer Cordon

• Inner Cordon

• Transitional Area

• Red Zone

How many levels of command are there in DFB ?

• 4

• 5

• 3

• 2

• 1

An incident where there are 1 or 2 pumps in attendance and the IC is a Sub/ Station Officer with no DO required is called

• Level 1 Command

• Level 3 Command

• Level 2 Command

• Level 4 Command