FSC205

1. (Knowledge Level) Identify and define the main functions within the National Incident Management System (NIMS) and how they interrelate during an incident. 2. (Analysis Level) Analyze the roles and responsibilities of the Incident Commander at a simulated major emergency. 3. (Knowledge Level) Identify the critical areas of managing a major emergency when several agencies are involved. 4. (Synthesis Level) Develop the organizational structure used by Incident Commanders for all levels of expanding the incident. 5. (Synthesis Level) Develop the organizational structures used by Incident Commanders when dealing with major medical incidents. 6. (Synthesis Level) Develop the organizational structures used by Incident Commanders when dealing with hazardous materials incidents. 7. (Synthesis Level) Develop the organizational structures used by Incident Commanders when dealing with Wildland Fire situations. 8. (Comprehension Level) Describe the management of incidents requiring the commitment of resources based on transitional situations, the interactions involved with multi-agency coordination and the incorporation of federal, state and local resources. 9. (Analysis Level) Examine and explain the geographical sections and branches related to the ICS for major emergencies. 10. (Synthesis Level) Perform the role and assume the responsibilities of the Incident Commander at a simulated major emergency incident, following local procedures and national standards.