Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region 3-1 Mass Casualty Incident Plan Training Section 3 –...

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Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region

Mass Casualty Incident Plan Mass Casualty Incident Plan TrainingTraining

Section 3 – NIMS/ICS ReviewSection 3 – NIMS/ICS ReviewCommand

Fin/AdmPlanning Operations Logistics

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OverviewOverview

Review NIMSReview NIMS Review ICSReview ICS The NCRETAC Plan and ICSThe NCRETAC Plan and ICS Case ExampleCase Example

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What is NIMS?What is NIMS?

NIMS is a NIMS is a comprehensive, comprehensive, national approach to national approach to incident management incident management

Command


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NIMS is a NIMS is a comprehensive, national comprehensive, national approach to incident approach to incident managementmanagement

Be applicable across a Be applicable across a full spectrum of potential full spectrum of potential incidents and hazard incidents and hazard scenarios, regardless of scenarios, regardless of size or complexity.size or complexity.

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NIMS is a NIMS is a comprehensive, national comprehensive, national approach to incident approach to incident management management

Be applicable across a Be applicable across a full spectrum of potential full spectrum of potential incidents and hazard incidents and hazard scenarios, regardless of scenarios, regardless of size or complexity.size or complexity.

Improve coordination Improve coordination and cooperation between and cooperation between public and private public and private entitiesentities

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NIMS ProvidesNIMS Provides

Flexible frameworkFlexible frameworkCommand

ResourceResource

Resource

Resource

Resource

Small Command Structure

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Flexible frameworkFlexible framework Command

Operations

Resource

Resource

Resource

Resource

Resource

Can Scale up or down as the incident changes

Command

Operations

Resource

Supv.

Resource

Supv.

Resource

Resource

Resource

Resource

Unified Command


SafetyInformation

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Flexible frameworkFlexible framework Standardized Standardized

organizational organizational structuresstructures

Unified Command


SafetyInformation

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NIMS ComponentsNIMS Components

1.1. Command and Command and managementmanagement

Command


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2. Preparedness2. Preparedness

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2.2. PreparednessPreparedness

3.3. Resource managementResource management

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4.4. Communications and Communications and information managementinformation management

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5.5. Supporting technologiesSupporting technologies

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5.5. Supporting technologiesSupporting technologies

6.6. Ongoing management Ongoing management and maintenanceand maintenance

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What is ICS?What is ICS?

FacilitiesFacilities EquipmentEquipment PersonnelPersonnel ProceduresProcedures CommunicationsCommunications

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ICS Functional AreasICS Functional Areas

CommandCommand OperationsOperations PlanningPlanning LogisticsLogistics Finance and Finance and

administrationadministration

Command


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Applying ICS in the FieldApplying ICS in the Field

Recognizing & Recognizing & anticipating anticipating requirementsrequirements

Establishing facilities Establishing facilities as neededas needed

Establishing common Establishing common terminologyterminology

Evolving from oral to Evolving from oral to written action planwritten action plan

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NCRETAC MCI Plan & ICSNCRETAC MCI Plan & ICS

How does the NCRETAC Plan address the use of ICS for emergency medical services?

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Single vs. Unified CommandSingle vs. Unified Command

Single CommandSingle Command Unified CommandUnified Command

Command


SafetyInformation

Unified Command


SafetyInformation

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NCRETAC Categories of MCINCRETAC Categories of MCI

TYPETYPE DescriptionDescription

MCI 0MCI 0 (Mini MCI)(Mini MCI)

2-5 casualties2-5 casualties(at least one critical)(at least one critical)

MCI 1MCI 1(Expanded Medical Emergency)(Expanded Medical Emergency)

6-15 casualties6-15 casualties

MCI 2MCI 2(Major Medical Emergency)(Major Medical Emergency)

16-50 casualties16-50 casualties

MCI 3MCI 3(Medical Disaster)(Medical Disaster)

51 or more casualties51 or more casualties

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Small vs. Large IncidentSmall vs. Large Incident

MCI Level 0MCI Level 0 MCI Level 1MCI Level 1 MCI Level 2MCI Level 2 MCI Level 3MCI Level 3

Command

ResourceResource Resource

Command

Operations

Medical Rescue

Group

Group

Resource

Resource

Group

Command

Operations

Medical

Rescue

LogisticsPlanning

PIO

FireTech

SupportSupply

Command


PIOSafety

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ReviewReview

Review NIMSReview NIMS Review ICSReview ICS The NCRETAC Plan and ICSThe NCRETAC Plan and ICS Case ContinuesCase Continues

Questions about NIMS and ICS?Questions about NIMS and ICS?

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Case (continued)Case (continued)

Dispatch has a report Dispatch has a report of a small plane of a small plane down 8 miles south down 8 miles south of your location. No of your location. No report on injuries.report on injuries.

QuestionsQuestions

What should be initial What should be initial response?response?

What type of What type of command should be command should be used?used?

What does the first What does the first arriving unit do?arriving unit do?

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