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OPERATIONS DIVISION<br />
Hazardous Materials<br />
April 1997<br />
Figure 1. INCIDENT MANAGEMENT<br />
The following diagram depicts the command structure described in Section IV.B. The<br />
bold outlined box indicates the Incident Commander. The "local" on-scene coordinator<br />
(OSC) would be the Incident Commander (IC) unless otherwise designated. For a minor<br />
incident this structure may not proceed beyond the fourth box. For a major incident the<br />
command structure builds during the emergency phase as various agencies and levels <strong>of</strong><br />
government arrive on scene. The structure decreases as the incident is controlled.<br />
Incident<br />
Discovery<br />
EMERGENCY RESPONSE<br />
First Public<br />
Safety Officer<br />
Unified Command<br />
Local<br />
IC<br />
Emergency<br />
Agency Reps<br />
STABILIZATION AND CONTROL<br />
Local<br />
IC<br />
Unified Command<br />
County Regional<br />
OSC Hazmat<br />
Unified Command<br />
County Regional State<br />
OSC Hazmat OSC<br />
CLEANUP AND RESTORATION<br />
County<br />
OSC<br />
Unified Command<br />
Regional State Federal<br />
Hazmat OSC OSC<br />
THE SIZE OF THE<br />
INCIDENT WILL<br />
DETERMINE THE<br />
APPROPRIATE<br />
AGENCY TO TAKE<br />
CONTROL OF THE<br />
CLEANUP ACTIVITY<br />
Unified Command<br />
State Federal Local<br />
OSC OS IC<br />
Unified Command<br />
State and/or Federal OSC<br />
s/Mob Plan/Ohmerp1<br />
II-H-28
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