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What is the primary purpose of having a tactical reserve of fire companies within the 3-deep deployment model?
In the context of the 3-deep deployment model, what does the term 'On-Deck' refer to?
Which of the following best describes the function of the 'Recycle/Staged' position in the 3-deep deployment model?
What strategy should command employ to manage resources effectively during an incident?
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How should command position resources when implementing the 3-deep deployment model?
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Study Notes
3 Deep Deployment Model
- Command is responsible for maintaining a tactical reserve of fire companies to ensure adequate response capabilities.
- Resources must be deployed in alignment with the incident action plan to effectively address ongoing needs.
- Sufficient resources are necessary to ensure a tactical reserve is strategically placed in forward positions for quick access.
- The tactical reserve is crucial for managing both strategic and tactical demands of the incident or sector.
- A reserve of resources is essential for promptly addressing firefighter rescues if emergencies arise during an incident.
- Expansion of the incident organization can be achieved through sectorization, enhancing operational efficiency.
- The 3-deep deployment model categorizes resources into three tiers:
- Working: Actively engaged resources managing the incident.
- On-Deck: Available resources ready to be deployed immediately after the working units.
- Recycle/Staged: Reserved resources that are prepared and staged for future deployment or to replace exhausted units.
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Test your understanding of the three deep deployment model in fire command tactics. This quiz covers the importance of tactical reserves and resource deployment in support of an incident action plan. Prepare to explore strategies for managing both strategic and tactical needs effectively.