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What is the primary responsibility of the first arriving unit at a multi-agency incident?
What is the primary responsibility of the first arriving unit at a multi-agency incident?
- Developing an Incident Action Plan (IAP)
- Establishing initial command post for the Unified Command
- Providing initial scene size-up and identifying the need for a Unified Command (correct)
- Selecting a spokesperson for a single point of contact
What does the establishment of a Unified Command (UC) involve?
What does the establishment of a Unified Command (UC) involve?
- Setting priorities and objectives
- Selecting a spokesperson for a single point of contact (correct)
- Developing an Incident Action Plan (IAP)
- Accounting for capabilities and constraints
What is the responsibility of each agency in terms of personnel accountability at a Unified Command?
What is the responsibility of each agency in terms of personnel accountability at a Unified Command?
- Personnel accountability (correct)
- Developing an Incident Action Plan (IAP)
- Selecting a spokesperson for a single point of contact
- Setting priorities and objectives
What should the Unified Command (UC) develop based on priorities, objectives, and capabilities?
What should the Unified Command (UC) develop based on priorities, objectives, and capabilities?
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Incident Response
- The primary responsibility of the first arriving unit at a multi-agency incident is to assess the situation, secure the area, and establish incident command.
Unified Command (UC)
- The establishment of a Unified Command (UC) involves cooperation and collaboration among multiple agencies to achieve a common goal, share resources, and minimize duplication of effort.
Personnel Accountability
- Each agency is responsible for the accountability of their personnel at a Unified Command, ensuring that all personnel are tracked, and their activities are coordinated.
Incident Planning
- The Unified Command (UC) should develop an incident action plan based on priorities, objectives, and capabilities, outlining specific tasks, resource allocation, and timelines for response and recovery efforts.
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