Incident Command Fundamentals
This acronym represents the overall strategy employed during high-risk incidents.
What is ICEN
A patrol supervisor must provide this react plan for immediate intervention if circumstances suddenly change.
What is the Immediate Action Plan (IAP)
This subject classification is associated with Crisis Negotiation.
What is Instrumental?
These three legal authorities must be established, confirmed, broadcast, and revisited during an incident.
What are Lawfully Positioned, Arrest/Apprehension Authority, and Section 25 Use of Force Authority?
Contain and Call Out; Breach and Hold/Assess; Dynamic or Controlled Entry; Arrest Away From Location.
What are four tactical warrant service options?
What does the "I" in ICEN stand for?
What is Identify/Isolate?
This react plan prepares for the subject to peacefully surrender.
What is the Surrender Plan (SP)
This subject classification is associated with Crisis Intervention.
What is Expressive?
The three criteria of acceptability under NRA are these.
What are Legally/Judicially, Morally, and Civilly?
The Command Triangle during a comprehensive ground search.
Who are the Investigative Lead, Search Manager, and Incident Commander?
Victims/Hostages, Public, Police and Suspect/Subject are classified as this.
What are the Priorities of Life?
Break Out on Foot & Break Out on Vehicle are authorized by this authority
What is REACT?
The standard Crisis Negotiation Team includes these four positions.
What are Primary, Secondary, Liaison, and Team Leader?
Name the four types of risk Incident Commanders must manage.
What are Personal, Evidentiary, Organizational, and Community Risk?
A Police Liaison Team is typically deployed during this type of incident.
What is a planned or unplanned public order event or demonstration?
This tool used by Incident Commanders consists of Situation, Mission, Execution, Administration, and Command/Control/Communication.
What is SMEAC?
An additional authority that a Tactical Commander may request when initiating a DAP or AAP.
What is Compromise Authority?
When dealing with a mental health barricade versus a criminal barricade, Incident Commanders should recognize these four differences/similarities.
Different legal authorities, different considerations, different strategies, and similar tactics.
Provide four examples when command may be transitioned.
Prolonged incident, incident resolved, need for higher/lower-level commander, or subject officer/SIU involvement.
The accepted initial search radius for all missing persons?
What is 300 metres?
A clear and concise statement of what is to be achieved or accomplished?
The six standard tactical react plans are these.
What are IAP, Surrender Plan, Break Out Foot, Break Out Vehicle, Deliberate Action Plan, and Alternate Action Plan?
Three questions an Incident Commander should consider when determining a new course of action.
What Changed? Why Now? Why This Way?
The Four criteria that must exist before requesting a Provincial Alert.
What are Urgency, Severity, Certainty, and an Incident that has not been isolated or contained?
The Incident Commander reviews and signs scribe notes for this reason.
What is to ensure the content and accuracy?