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When would a multi agency coordination system be required
- During an emergency that requires a higher-level management for resources
- During a large scale emergency.
Which type of incident is typically handled within the first hour after resources arrive on scene and include vehicle fires and personal injuries
This would be a type 5 incident. The incident can be handled with one or two single resources with up to six personnel.
What is a factor that affects the control of an incident
C. Both A and B
Area involved and Threat to life and property
Which type of incident requires multiple fire and patrol vehicles and is usually limited to one operational period
Type 4
Which type of incident require resources that exceed the initial response and include aircraft crashes and hostage situations
Type 3
What at your installation is comprised of eight functions that provide strategic operational and tactical emergency response capabilities
disaster response force
Which type of incident is the most complex and includes nuclear weapons incidents hurricane recovery and terrorist attacks
That depends entirely on the magnitude of the incident. However as an average hurricane involves a release of energy equivalent to several megatons of explosive force every minute, it certainly has the highest potential for severe damage of the three (if it passes over improved property).
What teams are formed in support of your installation's DRF from the existing installation and Unit personnel resources to support emergency response operations
Specialized & Support/Recovery Teams
What function of your installation's planning and management staff provides a multitude of support for the installation's emergency management program which includes authoring and maintaining the IE
Office of Emergency Management
Is the incident commander a trained and experienced responder that provides on-scene tactical using subject matter experts and support from other functions
True
What is the incident type also described as is the combination of involved factors that affect the probability of control of an incident
incident complexity
Is an occurrence natural man made or technologically-caused that requires some level of a response to protect life property or the environment
incident
What function of your installation's DRF provides response and recovery support to the incident commander as directed by the emergency operations center and mission support to the installation command
Unit Control Center
Incidents are categorized based on their complexity into how many types
Five
This function of your installation's drf is a command and control node that assists in directing installation emergency management and response actions
command post
The at your installation is comprised of four functions that provide an overall cross-functional installation risk management program for developing threathazard plans and budgets
Planning and Management Staff
This function of your installation's planning and management staff collaborates with the installation's office
unit emergency management representative
This function of you installation's drf directs strategic actions supporting the installation's mission and is activated to provide a command control and communication link to higher headquarters and
Crisis Action Team
National DOD and AIr Force guidance requires the use of ICS for all incident responses
True
What function of your installation's DRF is the command and control support element that coordinates information and resources to support the installation's actions before during and after an incident
Emergency Operations Center
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