Command 1B

I.C. in all emergencies over ___ minutes shall identify the incident by ____ name.

The incident command post shall be announced during the ________.

Transfer of Command shall include ________.

When shall the incident commander transmit a check-in location?

Automatic holding: All incoming companies shall hold ______ or _______ for brush and announce their position to the ________.

When shall the command post location be announced?

Who shall initiate the command sheets and incident command boards?

Transfer of command shall be to the first arriving _______ and include the following information _________.

The 3 standard reporting formats are _____

The Size up report for a structure fire includes________

The Size up for a brush fire includes_____

The size up report for a hazardous materials incident includes__________

The size up report for a multi-casualty incident includes_________

The follow up report includes_________

Status reports include ___________

Radio Communication between units shall be on the _________ assigned

Emergency traffic is requested thru the ____  who then requests _______ to clear the air.

Allocated is defined as

Assigned is defined as

Locations that resources can check in are

An incident action plan must include

Staging provides for

NIIMS stands for

In the ICS organization the staff builds from

The organizational title for each level of the ICS organization are

There are _____ radio networks in ICS which are ___________

Unified Command is needed because

The concept of unified command is ____

The selection of participants to work in the unified command depend on ________

Unified command can consist of ______

Under unified command, the tactical implementation of the IAP is done by the _____

The operations section chief will normally be from the agency which has the

When should written IAP's be used

IAPs are based on incident objectives and strategies established by the ________

Within ICS, the span of control should range from __ with ____ as the general rule of thumb

How many incident command posts and bases are there for an incident?

Facilities in the ICS that can have more than one location are _____

The use of strike teams and task forces are encouraged to maximize the ________

The three conditions for use with tactical resources are _____

Chain of command means

Unity of command means

The ICS has ______ Major functional areas they are ______

The command function may be conducted in two general ways

Who approves the IAP, all requests for ordering and releasing resources and may have one or more deputies?

In a single or unified command structure who is responsible for implementation of the IAP?

The command staff includes _______
and who can have one or more _______

The point of contact for media is the

All information release by the ____ must first be approved by the _________

Who should have the authority to stop unsafe acts and may have assistants?

The point of contact for representatives from other agencies is the ________ who may also have assistants

Who should have the authority to speak on all matters for their agency?

Within the operations section you may have up to ________ Branches

Within the operations section you may have up to _______ divisions/groups

Who is responsible for the direct management of all incident tactical activities and may have deputies?

What areas are used to temporarily locate resources assigned to operations, awaiting tactical assignment and be on a 3 minute availability?

What position is established whenever both helicopters and fixed wing aircraft will be simultaneously operated in the same air space?

What are the 3 ways resources may be used in ICS?

A combination of mixed resources with common communications under direct supervision of a leader are called?

A set number of resources of the same kind and type with common communications and under direct supervision of a leader are called.

Division or groups are established when the number of resources exceeds the span of control of the _______

Divisions divide an incident into ____
Groups divide an incident into ______

What are established when a division/group supervisor has a need to subdivide the work areas for improved supervision and accountability and are geographic in area??

A segment may be part of a ____ and can be inside or outside the _____

Responsibility for a segment is assigned to a ________

Segments are identified with _____ which are not used as a radio call sign

There is no such position as a segment _____

Branches are established for the following reasons

The planning section chief may have _____ or more deputies from other involved jurisdictions

Who are personnel with special skills that are activated only when needed?

The planning section consists of ______

An ordered sequence of events created to achieve an objective within a specific time is called an

The primary steps of the planning process are

Incident objectives are formulated to meet the following criteria

The logistics section consists of

The finance/administration section consist of

An expansion of the incident command function designed to manage a very large area that has multiple incidents each with a separate ICS organization is known as

Area Command is normally small with personnel assigned to ______, ______, and _______

Two or more individual incidents located in the same general proximity which are assigned to a single incident commander or unified command is known as

MACS stands for

Who is responsible for overall direction of incident management teams assigned to the same incident or incidents in close proximity?

Who is responsible for collecting information from incident management teams in order to assess and evaluate potential conflicts in establishing incident objectives, strategies, and the priority use of critical resources?

Who is responsible for providing facilities, services, and material at the area command level and ensuring effective use of critical resources and supplies among the incident management teams?

Who is responsible for the overall management of the incident, approves requests or release of additional resources and selected by qualifications and experience?

Deputies may be used at what level of the ICS organization?

Who develops and releases information with the IC's approval to the media, other agencies and may have assistants?

Who is the contact person for personnel other than those on direct tactical assignments assigned to the incident by assisting or cooperating agencies and may have assistants?

Who is the person assigned to an incident from assisting or cooperating agencies, delegated authority to make decisions on matters that agency and reports to the liaison officer?

Who develops and recommends measures for assuring personnel safety, assesses or anticipates hazardous conditions, has authority to stop unsafe acts, approves the medical plan and may have assistants?

Who manages all the operations directly applicable to the primary mission and develops the operations portion of the incident action plan?

Who manages all activities within the staging area and reports to the operations chief?

Who implements the portion of the IAP appropriate to the branch section and reported to the ops chief?

Who implements the assigned portion of the IAP, provides the IAP to strike team leaders when available and reports to the branch director or operation section head(if no branch)?

Who preforms tactical assignments assigned to strike teams/task forces and reports to the Div/Group, Branch, Ops Chief or IC (in that order)?

What is a tactical resource which retains its original unit designation?

Who is in charge of the air strategy portion of the IAP, provides logistical support of helicopters, supervises all portions of air ops evaluates helibase locations and is ground based?

Who coordinates the use of both fixed wing and rotary aircraft, reports to the air ops branch director and is airborne at all times?

Who is responsible for coordinating tactical or logistical helicopter missions, reports to the air tactical group supervisor and can be airborne or ground based?

Who is responsible for coordinating assigned air tanker operations, reports to the air tactical group supervisor and is always airborne?

Who supports, manages helibases and helispots a liaison with fixed wing bases and reports to the air operations branch director?

Who manages helibases, and reports to the air support group supervisor?

Who manages helispots and reports to the helibase manager?

Who provides fire retardant to helicopters at the rate specified and reports to the helibase manager?

Who provides coordination of the helibase landing area and reports to the helibase manager?

Who is responsible for the safe operation of loading and unloading of cargo and personnel at a helibase and reports to the deck coordinator?

Who is responsible for takeoff and landing of helicopters at a assigned helicopter pad and reports to the deck coordinator?

Who coordinates arrival, departure and all movement on or around a helibase and reports to the helibase manager?

Who establishes communications between helicopters, helibases, air tactical group supervisor, air ops branch director, etc and reports to the helibase manager?

Who keeps time on all helicopters assigned to the helibase and reports to the radio operator?

Who is responsible for the collection, evaluation, dissemination and use of information about the development of the incident and status of the resources?

Who is responsible for maintaining the status of all assigned resources both primary and support at the incident?

Who checks in resources at designated check-in locations and reports to the resource unit leader?

Who collects, processes, and organizes all incident information?

What 3 areas report to the situation unit leader?

Who is responsible for the maintenance of accurate, up to date incident files, provides duplication services and reports to the planning section chief?

Who develops and supervises incident demobilization plans and reports to the planning section chief?

Who is used in the incident when special knowledge and expertise is needed and reports to the planning section chief or wherever their services are required?

What are the 5 types of specialists?

Who is responsible to provide facilities, services, and material in support of the incident?

Who manages all communication, food, and medical units?

Who does the incident dispatcher report to?

Who handles distribution, maintenance, and repair of communications equipment and reports to the service branch director?

Who is responsible for the development of the medical plan, obtaining medical aid and transportation of ill and injured incident personnel and reports to the service branch director?

Who does the responder rehabilitation manager report to?

Who is responsible for supplying the food needs for the entire incident including all remote locations?

Who manages the supply, facilities, and ground support units?

Who is responsible for ordering all personnel, equipment, and supplies?

Who does the ordering, receiving, and distribution manager report to?

Who sharpens, services, and repairs all hand tools and reports to the receiving and distribution manager?

Who handles layout, setup, and security and maintenance of all facilities and reports to the support branch director?

Who does the security, base, and camp managers report to?

Who is responsible to provide non-technical coordination for all units operating within a camp?

Who supplies all repairs, fuel for apparatus, and equipment, provides support vehicle, develops a traffic plan and supervises the equipment manager?

Who is responsible for all financial, administrative and cost analysis of the incident and reports to the IC?

Who is responsible for equipment and personnel time recording and managing the commissary operations?

Who does the commissary manager, personnel and equipment time recorders report to?

Who administers all matters involving vendor contracts, leases, etc and reports to the finance section chief?

Who handles all matters related to compensation of injury claims and reports to the finance section chief?

Who is responsible for collecting all cost data, performing cost effectiveness, estimates and saving recommendations for the incident and reports to the finance section chief?

Per ICS standards there are ____ types of engines, each consisting of _______

Per ICS standards, there are _____ types of water tenders , each consisting of

Per ICS standards, there are ______ types of handcrews, each consisting of ______

Per ICS Standards there are ____ types of helicopters, each consisting of ______

Resources Dispatched to an incident and have not checked in are known as_____

_______ is a expansion of the incident command function designed to manage a very large incident that has multiple incident management teams assigned.

Resources checked in and assigned a work task on an incident are known as _____

An agency directly contributing to suppression, rescue, support or services to another agency are known as ______

Resources assigned to an incident and available for an assignment are known as_____

The location where primary logistic functions are coordinated and administered is called______ of which there is only 1 per incident.

The organization level in ICS having functional or geographical responsibility for major parts of incident operations is called_______

A geographical site within the general incident area, separate from the base, equipped and staffed to provide food, water and sanitary services is called _______

The command staff in ICS consists of _____

Two or more incidents located in the same general area which are assigned to a single IC or unified command to facilitate management is called ________

An agency supplying assistance other than direct suppression, rescue, support, or service to the incident control effort is called a________

A deputy is a fully qualified individual who can be assigned to the _______, _______, and ______.

The organizational level having responsibility for operations within a defined geographic area is known as _______

The general staff consists of ______

_________ Are established to divide the incident into functional area of operation.

A location within the general incident area for parking, fueling, maintenance and loading of helicopters is called a ________

A location where a helicopters take off and land may be used for temporary retardant loading is called a __________

A document that contains goals and objectives, an ordered sequence of events, and time limits of an incident is called a _______.

MACS stands for __________

Resources assigned to an incident but unable to respond for mechanical, rest or personnel reasons are called______

Overhead personnel are assigned to supervisory positions which include______.

Locations where incident resources can check in are ______

The organization level having responsibility for primary segments of incident operations such as operations, planning, logistics, and finance are called.

The location where incident personnel and equipment are assigned on a 3 minute available status are called _______

A specified combination of the same type of resource, with common communication and a leader is called _______

A group of resources with common communication and a leader are called ______

A unified effort that allows all agencies with responsibility for the incident, either geographical or functional to manage the incident by establishing a common set of incident objectives and strategies is called ________

The location at which primary command functions are executed and is usually collocated at the base is called the _______

Rapid force in haz mat incidents will organize as a _______ under the planning section

Rapid Force Stands for

The contamination reduction zone is between the _______ zone and the _____ zone

The exclusion zone is the area immediately around the ________

Refuge areas are within the _____ Zone

Safe Refuge areas are within the ____ zone are for non-contaminated persons

what zone is outside the contaminated control line???

The hospital emergency response team (H.E.R.T.) consists of ____ to _____ medical personnel

S.T.A.R.T. is the acronym for

USAR task forces are able to deploy within ____ hour of notification

Each USAR task force is comprised of ____ persons and totally self-sufficient for the first _____ hours

The USAR task force has ______ functional elements which are _______

The USAR task force is designed to be used as a _____ resource

The specific ICS organization structure established for any given incident is based upon the _____ needs of the incident

Staging areas will be established by ____

The incident traffic plan is provided by the _____ as part of the incidents IAP

Who has the primary responsibility to develop and implement the traffic plan?

Type 1 engine strike teams have ____ total personnel

Who is responsible for supervising the preparation of the IAP?

The documentation unit is maintained within the planning section primarily because the unit has a major responsibility towards _____

Who is responsible to determine that all aircraft including air tankers and helicopters are operating within their incident areas?

The first 3 arriving resources of a multi-casualty incidents should be assigned ______, _____, and _____

On incidents requiring _______ or more divisions the IC may request a command frequency assignment from command and control

The incident commander needs information from his ______ to evaluate if the goals and objectives are being achieved in the IAP

The second arriving resources to a multi-casualty incident should be assigned ____

On a multi-casualty incident the morgue manager reports to the ________

The planning section chief shall incorporate the ____, ____, and _____ plans into the IAP

Who provides input and review of the communication, medical and traffic plans?

The responder rehabilitation manager shall release rehabilitation personnel to the ____ section for reassignment.

How far should ambulance staging be on an MCI?

The jurisdictional or 1st in Captain will designate a helispot location and engine to command and control within _____ of dispatch.

When dealing with a wildland fire incident the priorities of LACOFD are

Who shall notify the IC when the flycrew is staged above the fire and the proposed work location?

A 1.5" progressive hoselay shall be deployed on all fireline of ______ feet or more on brush fires.

Who is responsible for broadcasting routine weather or changes in weather reports during a wildland incident?

ICS facilities for wildland fires shall be identified by______