Incident Command System 100-200 (8-hours)
- Emergency Response, Hazardous Materials, ICS 100, ICS 200, Incident Command System (ICS)
- Anfeald Course # HAZ 906
- 8.0 Hours Nominal
- 0.7 CEU
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Target Audience
Anfeald’s Incident Command System 100-200, HAZ 906, is for learners assigned the incident commander role or other command or general staff role during events, and need need to meet ICS 100 and 200 competencies.
Summary
This course is for private-sector learners who work as incident commanders or other ICS command or general staff roles. It prepares learners to function within the ICS system and manage type 5 and 4 incidents, or use the ICS system for planned events.
Successful completion meets the training requirements for ICS 100-200 and helps meet HAZWOPER incident commander competencies. It uses learning outcomes and content from ICS 100 and ICS 200 training by the US Fire Administration (USFA) National Fire Academy (NFA) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and the OSHA HAZWOPER regulation.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the session, learners will:
- Explain the National Incident Management System (NIMS) and Incident Command System
- (ICS) principles, structure, characteristics, and benefits including modularity and flexibility.
- Explain the 14 NIMS characteristics applicable to ICS roles.
- List and define ICS organizational components, command and general staff roles and responsibilities, and ICS tools.
- Describe the delegation of authority process, implementing authorities, and the management by objective concept.
- Discuss the importance of preparedness plans and describe those available to the learner.
- Describe briefing types, meeting types, command transfer briefings, and procedures.
- Practice working within the ICS structure to manage type 5 and type 4 incidents.
- Federal, state, local, and employer emergency response plans
- Other related topics
Facility, Classroom, and Other Needs
Facility, classroom, and equipment needs:
- Comfortable seating, table space, and writing materials for each learner
- Sufficient space considering the anticipated headcount
- Whiteboard(s) or similar
- Display screen with HDMI input or screen and projector (let us know in advance if we need to bring a projector and screen)
- Safety data sheets for common and high risk chemicals used at the client’s facility
- Technical reference materials used by the employer
- Learners should bring their smartphones to class so they can download and use designated applications; tablets and laptops are also acceptable
- Client’s preferred communication gear (2-way radios, etc.)
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