Command Staff
Terminology
True or False
General Staff
This or that
100

Who are the 3 officers that make up a command staff

Liaison Officer

Safety Officer

Emergency Information Officer

100

Resources include?

Personnel, equipment, apparatus, supplies and facilities 

100

An Incident Action Plan (IAP) is always verbal 

False, an IAP can be written or verbal

100

General Staff is made up of 4 Sections, these are? 

All Section Chiefs (i.e. the Chiefs of Operations, Planning, Logistics, and Finance & Administration Sections).

100

If we have a need for responders from different services, disciplines, and jurisdictions to work together, we should use.

Incident Management System or Risk Managment System 

IMS 

200

This position of the Command Staff would write the Incident Medical Plan 

Safety Officer 

200

The ability (technological and functional) of responders to interact and work well together

Interoperability 

200

IMS is predicated on the understanding that in any and every incident, there are certain management functions that must be carried out regardless of the number of persons who are available or involved in the emergency response.

True 

200

This Section would be responsible for collecting, collating, and disseminating incident information. Managing the planning process including preparing and documenting the Incident Action Plan for each operational period. 

Planning Section 

200

One of the first responsibilities of all operational resources arriving at an incident is to: 

Check in or Demobilize 

Check in 

300

Under which situations does transfer of command occur?

expansion or contraction of the incident

on the direction from a higher authority

end of shift 

300

When managing span of control under operations, an organizational component assigned to a specific geographical area with a Supervisor is called 

Division 

300

The vision for IMS is Ontario will have a standardized incident management system that provides functional interoperability at all levels of emergency management. 

True

300

This Section is typically the first one activated on scene, and usually has the most resources 

Operations Section 

300

Internal or external information 

To enable incident personnel to share a common operating picture.

Internal 

400

Which position is responsible for information about an emergency that is disseminated primarily in anticipation of an emergency or during an emergency. (warnings) 

Provides situational information to the public, it also frequently provides directive actions required to be taken by the public.

Emergency Information Officer 

400

An ____________      ____________is the time period of time assigned to achieve the objectives of an Incident Action Plan. It can be of varied length, though usually would not be longer than 24 hours. 

Operational Period

400

Resources are defined by their colour and height 

False (Kind and Type) 

400

This section provides resources and services, like food and transportation. 

Logistics Section 

400

So that all responders immediately recognize and understand the functions of each facility we should use 

Symbols and common terms or bright colours 

Symbols and common terms

500

Legal responsibility regarding an incident is shared and decisions need to be made jointly by two or more jurisdictions, you would use this type of command

Unified Command 

500

An incident facility specifically designated, and from which is coordinated emergency information activities such as: press releases, receiving public queries, media briefings, and monitoring, is called:

Emergency Information Centre

500

Resources should indicate their status

assigned, available, out-of-service

True

500

This section tracks personnel and equipment time

Finance & Administrative Section 

500

The activities of checking-in, briefing, debriefing, and demobilization (among others) are aids towards ensuring

Accountability, Proper Resource Managment 

(or this AND that) 

Both