A Type 3 incident typically refers to an event that requires a coordinated response from multiple agencies or organizations, often involving significant resources and personnel. These incidents can include large-scale disasters such as natural catastrophes, major hazardous material spills, or significant public health emergencies. The complexity and impact of Type 3 incidents necessitate a well-structured command and control system to ensure effective management and resource allocation.
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1. Incident Priorities 2. Incident Objectives 3. Incident Strategies 4. Incident Tactics
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Span of Control refers to the number of participants and/or resources a supervisor will oversee during an incident or event-type scenario. This can be anywhere from 1:3 to 1:10 depending on the size of the incident, per the National Incident Management System instructions. Usually it will be the lower number but in some cases, especially with law enforcement related incident, a 1:10 ratio will be common.
Span of Control refers to the number of participants and/or resources a supervisor will oversee during an incident or event-type scenario. This can be anywhere from 1:3 to 1:10 depending on the size of the incident, per the National Incident Management System instructions. Usually it will be the lower number but in some cases, especially with law enforcement related incident, a 1:10 ratio will be common.
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