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Incident Command System Flashcards

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  1. During an ACFT event, a soldier collapses before emergency services arrive. Who should assume Incident Command?

    Answer: The first qualified person on scene until relieved

    The first qualified responder on scene establishes command until a more qualified person assumes it.

  2. Which ICS position monitors hazards and has authority to stop unsafe acts immediately?

    Answer: Safety Officer

    The Safety Officer can halt unsafe operations to protect personnel.

  3. A news reporter arrives at an incident on the ACFT field. Who should handle the inquiry?

    Answer: Public Information Officer

    The PIO interfaces with the media and releases approved incident information.

  4. Which Command Staff member serves as the point of contact for representatives from assisting agencies?

    Answer: Liaison Officer

    The Liaison Officer coordinates with assisting and cooperating agency representatives.

  5. Which ICS section tracks time records, procurement, and incident costs?

    Answer: Finance/Administration

    Finance/Administration handles costs, time, procurement, and compensation claims.

  6. When the number of Divisions or Groups exceeds span of control, which organizational level can be added within Operations?

    Answer: Branch

    Branches sit between the Section and Divisions/Groups to maintain span of control.

  7. What is the key requirement for a Deputy in ICS?

    Answer: Must be fully qualified to assume the position they deputize

    Deputies must be as qualified as the person they work for, so they can take over if needed.

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