Learn about the three components of basic incident management, which include ICS 100 and 200, and the overall process of NIMS or ICS 700.

LEARNING GOALS:

02:01 Define the National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the National Response Framework (NRF)
08:34 Check the task force chain of command
11:40 Checking the intended deployment facilities
13:02 Discuss the modularity, expansion and reduction as well as activation of the task force
15:26 Define the difference between unified command, command unit and area command
19:53 Discussion of the roles of the Head of Operations, the Security Officer, the Press Officer, the Liaison Officer and the General Staff
23:17 Review the functions of finance, logistics, operations and planning
42:41 Discuss the types and types of resources
48:26 Discussion on transfer of command, executive authority, mutual assistance agreements, briefings and demobilization
50:47 Review the three priorities of the command

REGISTER FOR THIS COURSE AND GET MORE:
https://www.train.org/ND/course/1088781

– Test your understanding with a quiz
– Earn continuing education credits for the Public Health 2.0 Certificate
– Order a certificate of participation

CUSTOMER PROVIDER:

This course is brought to you by the North Dakota Public Health Training Network (NDPHTN). We provide practical, hands-on training in core competencies for public health personnel around the world. For more information, visit https://www.ndphtn.com

TEACHER:

The instructor for this session is Sherry Adams. Sherry is the director of the Southwest District Local Public Health Department in North Dakota and an internationally recognized emergency response instructor.

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