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What is an Incident Command System
What is a Unified Command?
When should a UC be used?
Who is in a UC?
How does the UC make decisions?
What if your agency is not part of the UC?
What is the relationship between an ICS and a UC?
What are the advantages of an ICS/UC?
Four Keys to Successful Implementation
Scenario-Based Planning and Exercises
Organizational Components
Planning Roles and Responsibilities
OSHA Standards
PPE
Evacuations
Other Agencies Safety Materials
How many ICS units should be in place?
What are the OSC's response roles and responsibilities?
What takes place in the initial UC meeting?
STEP 1 – Set Priorities and Objectives
STEP 2 – Present Considerations
STEP 3 – Develop a Collective Set of Incident Objectives
STEP 4 – Adopt an Overall Strategy
STEP 5 – Select a UC Spokesperson
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Unit Guide
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Additional Information
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National Response Concept of Response
ICS Unit Guide
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