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Effective Incident Command Structure and Procedures in Emergency Response

Learn about the typical incident command set-up, key responsibilities, and initial response procedures in an emergency situation. Understand the importance of an efficient decontamination process and how to plan and execute it effectively.

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Effective Incident Command Structure and Procedures in Emergency Response

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  1. INCIDENT COMMAND • Typical incident command set-up. • Incident Command Responsibilities: Incident Coordinator On-Scene Commander Historian Specialists Public Information Officer

  2. INCIDENT COMMAND, CONTINUED • Entry Team • Back-up Team • Decontamination Team • Logistics • Outside Support Services

  3. INITIAL RESPONSE PROCEDURES • Pre-Incident Considerations: • What is the company ER plan/procedure? • What is the level of training/understanding? • Who to call or sound alarm.

  4. INITIAL SIZE-UP • Personnel • Protection during size-up • ID of Products or Chemicals • Evaluation of Hazards • Setting Priorities

  5. RESPONSE • Cautionary Response • Corrective Response

  6. DECONTAMINATION • Planning • Set-up • Extent • Methods

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