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SUBJECT: Incident Command Procedures SOP: 300.1.10 CATEGORY: PAGE: 3 of 4 Incident Commanders Primary Responsibilities: Establish Strategies Establish a functional ICS Rescue, remove and treat endangered or injured occupants Control spread of fire and extinguishment Protect property and contents from further damage Accountability control for personnel operating on the scene Rehabilitation for personnel operating on scene Insure adequate resources to accomplish the mission at hand Determine staging areas as needed Passing of Command: Command may be passed to another Officer or may be taken over by a higher-ranking officer if the situation dictates the need. In all cases when command is passed it will be done in the following manner: Preferred method is through face to face communications if possible. By radio if face to face transfer is not possible. The person taking command must notify dispatch of the commander change The person passing command will notify the new commander of the following: Current situation Steps that are currently in process Immediate needs Sectoring: For the purpose of simplification the responsibilities for tasks and support services should be divided into sectors determined by task and location. A few examples of this concept are listed below: Interior Fire Attack Sector Interior Fire Attack Floor 1 Sector Rehab Sector Exposure Sector Side C Ventilation Roof Sector rev: 4/94, 3/99
SUBJECT: Incident Command Procedures SOP: 300.1.10 CATEGORY: PAGE: 4 of 4 The building side will be lettered as follows. The address side of the structure will always be side “A”. C B D A As or if the incident progresses in severity the need may arise to assign additional sector officers to keep the span of control from exceeding the capabilities of the Incident Commander. A typical ICS structure for a small structure fire may look like the chart listed below: Incident Commander Safety Officer Staging Engine Company Engine Company Ladder Company Engine Company Ambulance Company Fire Attack Fire Attack Search and Ventilation Water Supply Rehab rev: 4/94, 3/99
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