NIMS

Tactical objectives are than further developed into specific ________ and ________.

Assignments and plans

_________ simply means that there is a clear line of authority within the structure of the ICS organization.

Chain of command

The use of _______ during all radio communications is critical.

Clear Language

Like any system or profession, the effective use of ICS depends on _______.

Clear communication

Although many of these code systems are well-established, organizations should adopt a ______ standard and illuminate the use of code systems as part of implementing NIMS.

Clear text

________ are materials that are consumed and cannot be reused. Such supplies include oxygen, medications, bandages, and water.

Expendable supplies

_________ depends on the use of an effective personnel and resource accountability system.

Incident safety

The triage group reports to the _________.

Medical branch

The ______ or _______ with jurisdictional authority over an incident designate the individuals at the scene who are responsible for establishing command.

Agency or agencies

_______ is also used when a number of incidents of the same type in the same area are competing for the same resources, such as multiple hazardous materials incident, spills, or fires.

Area command

________ can be reused. They include backboards, fire hoses, and body armor.

Nonexpendable supplies

Management by _______ represents an approach to defining actions related to managing an incident that is communicated throughout the entire ICS organization.

Objectives

Who has the task of translating strategic objectives into specific, measurable tactical objectives?

Operations

________ include firefighters, police officers, special teams, and medical teams.

Personnel resources

________ include tools, helicopters, fire units, ambulances, and equipment such as chainsaws or generators.

Tactical resources

_________ means that every individual has one, and only one, supervisor at the scene of the incident.

Unity of command

________ is best used when a single discipline in a single jurisdiction is responsible for the strategic objectives associated with managing the incident.

Single command

Successful incident management depends on ensuring that the _______[ and _______ of resources is constantly updated and accurate.

Status and availability

________ include fuel, tents, and food.

Support resources