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15 Cards in this Set
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Assigned
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Resource currently committed to an assignment
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Available
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Resource that have checked in at the incident and are not currently asigned
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Branch
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Org level between division and group, At large incidents, branches can be implemented to reduce difficulties...Fire branch, EMS branch
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Command
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Function of directing, ordering, and controlling resources by virute of explicit legal, agency, or delegated authority. Lawful commands should be followed immediately without question
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Command Post
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Location from which all incident pperations are directed. There is only one Command Post per incident. All agency rep's are located here, planning function happens here
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Division
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geographical designation within a defined area. i.e. division a, b, and c. Or first floor, second floor, ..
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Group
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Functional designations(forcible entry, salvage) when complete, group can be reassigned
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Incident Action Plan
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Written of unwrittenplan for managing the emergency situation. Ahould be formulated in every emergency situation. Small, routine emergencies do not require a written plan
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Out of Service
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Resources not available for assignment
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Resources
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All individual, equp, apparatus, task force, at or en route to an emergency scene
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Single resource
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assigned to a particular incident, has one of three status modes. Available, Assigned, or out of service
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Strike team
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Set number of resources of the same kine and type wirh an established minimum number of personnel
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Strategic Mode
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Determines the positions for companies operating on scene. Ofensive or Defensive
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Supervisor
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someone in command of a division or group
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Task Force
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Any combination of resources assembled in supprt of a specific mission or operational need
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