About This Course
This course is designed to equip emergency response group/team leaders with the necessary tools to effectively handle initial incidents using limited resources. It will teach the internationally recognized Incident Command System, ICS-200.
Learning Objectives
Describe how the management features of the NIMS are related to Incident Commands and Unified Commands.
Describe the process of delegating, authorizing implementation, and managing objectives, plans, and goals.
Identify the organizational components of the ICS, including its command, staff, and tools.
Explain the flexibility in the standard ICS organizational structure.
Explain the procedures for briefings and transferring commands.
Use ICS to effectively manage an incident or event.
Target Audience
- It is intended for all personnel practicing any leading position within an organization that employs an ICS, including but not limited to emergency response team leaders and fire officers.
- Emergency response leaders.
- Fire Officers at all levels.
- Health & Safety supervisors.
Curriculum
1 Lesson12h
Introduction to the American Incident Management System (NIMS)
Revision of the basic ICS structure and functions
The basis of ICS implementation by initial responders
Incident management by objectives
The Emergency Response Plan (ERP)
ICS forms & reports
Incident typing
Command transfer requirements
Summary
Your Instructors
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-100%
ICS 100 – Basics of the International Incident Command System
5.00 SAR1,200.00 SAR
-28%
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900.00 SAR1,250.00 SAR
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