Hospital Incident Command System Course

Introducing - COMMAND BOARD PRO 🔥 The definition of “being in command” is being able to drive the strategy of the incident and to, at all times, control the location and function of firefighters on scene through the chain of command and the organization’s structure. A lack of accountability is one of the most frequently recurring contributing factors in line of duty deaths. This tactical worksheet is a simple, yet extremely effective and powerful too that will allow you to take control and main

Tips on arriving & assuming command (sound ON) 🔊🔥⬇️ An incident that starts smoothly goes smoothly. There are several actions and considerations when assuming command of an incident. In this brief example, I am establishing command (rather than transferring it from an initial IC). 🎙️ The Command Statement - firmly and confidently identify that you are assuming command and where your command post is located. 👀 Initial size-ups and reports. Get your "big 4" size-ups if not already given (on-sc

Nick Martin on Instagram: "Many people misunderstand what a DIVISION is—and what a DIVISION SUPERVISOR is. ⚠️🎙️👇🏼 A floor is a geographical place. When you walk into a house, you’re probably on the 1st floor—not Division 1. ❌ 👉🏼 A DIVISION is an organizational component of the Incident Command System. A division consists of multiple resources AND a supervisor. That division then operates in the area it’s assigned, such as the 1st floor. When command assigns resources to an area AND assigns