Command and Control Move-Up (CCMU) System Quiz

CCMU System

• CCMU Team Leader is responsible for maintaining communication
• Form 14.50, Unusual Occurrence After-Action Report is used to document and analyze unusual occurrences
• Area Standing Plans include the basic information associated with the Area's operations
• The first addenda to Section 10 of the Area Standing Plans should contain information about the CCMU System
• The Commanding Officer, Special Operations Bureau is responsible for monitoring compliance with the CCMU System directive
• The CCMU team leader is responsible for managing the team and assuming W/C duties at the involved Area
• If Area W/C is in the field during the CCMU team leader briefing, they should report to the briefing upon return
• Upon completion of an incident causing the CCMU, the involved Area W/C should contact the CCMU team leader and provide an after-action report (Form 14.50)
• The Commanding Officer, Special Operations Bureau should review and approve the Form 14.50, Unusual Occurrence After-Action Report
• The purpose of the CCMU System is to provide additional personnel to an Area in the event of an unplanned unusual occurrence or significant incident
• The CCMU System focuses on ensuring the sufficiency of supervisory personnel at the Area
• The CCMU basic team includes two supervisors and two police officers
• A 'Move-up Area' serves as a source of additional personnel for the CCMU System
• When supervision at an Area station is depleted, the CCMU System mobilizes a team from a designated 'Move-up Area'
• The CCMU System aims to provide additional resources in the event of an unplanned unusual occurrence or significant incident
• The CCMU System does not affect the regular assignment of personnel to the Area
• The revised Operations Order No. 24 details the procedures and responsibilities related to the CCMU System
• The 'Primary move-up Area' functions as the initial source of personnel for the CCMU System
• The CCMU System aims to ensure adequate personnel at the Area during unexpected or significant events
• The Area W/C is designated as the CCMU team leader
• The CCMU team leader assumes the duties of a field supervisor and responds to field supervisory requests unrelated to the significant incident
• The CCMU team augments the essential Area personnel at the involved Area
• The two police officers at the involved Area perform assigned tasks under the direction of the CCMU team leader
• The involved Area W/C is authorized to initiate a CCMU System
• The involved Area W/C is responsible for notifying the involved Area W/C of the initiation of a CCMU
• The involved Area W/C is responsible for selecting the primary move-up Area in the CCMU System
• The involved Area W/C is responsible for contacting the W/C in the primary move-up Area and advising them of the CCMU request
• The involved Area W/C is responsible for notifying the watch commander, DOC, RACR Division about the activation of the CCMU System
• The involved Area W/C is responsible for providing the CCMU team leader and as many of the required members as possible in the primary move-up Area

Test your knowledge on the Command and Control Move-Up (CCMU) system with this quiz. Learn about the purpose and functions of the CCMU system in managing and supporting personnel in an Area station.