201.06 3 Deep Deployment Model & Additional Resources

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What is the primary purpose of the 3-deep deployment model?

To provide additional resources for crisis management

To manage the strategic and tactical needs of the incident or sector (correct)

To minimize the use of the greater alarm mechanism

To prioritize incident action plans over firefighter rescue

What should the Incident Commander do if in doubt about calling for additional resources?

Request assistance in a piecemeal fashion

Call for additional resources, as they can be put back in service if not needed (correct)

Rely solely on crisis management strategies

Wait and assess the situation further

What is the benefit of using the greater alarm mechanism?

It is only used for crisis management situations

It allows for piecemeal requests for assistance

It is the quickest way to provide additional resources and support (correct)

It provides a slower response rate to the incident

What is the purpose of sectorization in incident management?

To expand the incident organization and utilize a 3-deep deployment model Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary risk of crisis management?

It can lead to an out-of-control situation and inadequate resources Signup and view all the answers

What is the 'Working' stage of the 3-deep deployment model?

The stage where resources are actively engaged in incident operations Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of having a tactical reserve of fire companies?

To provide a reserve of resources to address a potential firefighter rescue Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary responsibility of Command in a fire situation?

To determine the resources required to control the situation Signup and view all the answers

Why is it essential for Command to call for additional resources ahead of time?

To ensure a timely response Signup and view all the answers

What is the result of not expanding the incident organization when calling for additional resources?

Ineffective management of resources Signup and view all the answers

What situation may require the categorical call for additional alarms or upgrading an assignment?

When the life hazard exceeds the rescue EMS capabilities of initial alarm companies Signup and view all the answers

Why is it essential for Command to forecast the effect the fire will have on personnel?

To provide for the support of personnel in advance Signup and view all the answers

What happens when the commitment of companies is not effective?

Additional resources are summoned Signup and view all the answers

When should Command initiate some fire control activities?

After asking for reports and receiving bad news Signup and view all the answers

What is the consequence of not calling for additional resources ahead of time?

The fire gets worse Signup and view all the answers

What should Command consider when determining the resources required?

The capability and response time of additional resources Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Effective Emergency Incident Management

The Incident Commander (IC) must balance tactical problems with the resources required to control them and stay ahead of the situation through effective forecasting.

Crisis Management

Crisis management is a situation that grows at a rate faster than the response rate to that situation.
It often leads to an out-of-control situation and inadequate resources to control it.

3 Deep Deployment Model

The model provides for a tactical reserve of fire companies.
Resources are deployed in support of the incident action plan.
Resources are deployed in a 3-deep model:
- Working
- On-Deck
- Recycle/Staged

Additional Resources

The greater alarm mechanism is the quickest way to provide automatic move-ups and support necessary for additional resources.
Additional alarms should be struck sequentially (e.g., 3&1, 1st alarm, 2nd alarm, etc.).
Command should resist requesting assistance in a piecemeal fashion.
The early call for additional resources tends to save the day.

Situations Requiring Additional Resources

Life hazard exceeds the rescue EMS capabilities of initial alarm companies.
Number, location, and condition of actual victims exceed the rescue/removal/treatment capabilities of companies.
Property protection demand exceeds the fire control capabilities of initial alarm companies.
Fire conditions become more severe or the situation deteriorates significantly.
All companies have been committed and the fire is not controlled.
Command forecasts forces could be depleted due to exhaustion.
Command anticipates running out of a resource (firefighters, apparatus, water, equipment, etc.).
There is evidence of significant fire, but companies are unable to determine location and extent.
The commitment of companies is not effective.
Companies cannot effectively perform early loss control operations.
The situation becomes so widespread/complex that Command can no longer effectively manage.
The weather has or has the potential to have a particularly exhausting effect on resources.
Command instinctively feels the need to summon additional resources.

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This quiz covers the importance of resource allocation in emergency incident management, crisis management, and effective forecasting. It also discusses the role of the Incident Commander and tactical problem-solving.