ModuleIncidentandEventPlanning.pptVIP

Module 11 Incident and Event Planning Importance of planning Essential Incident Action plan elements The planning process Planning for incident demobilization Developing the Incident Action Plan Subjects covered in this module include: 11-01-I300-SL Module 11 Objectives: 1. List the major steps involved in the planning process. 2. Identify the ICS titles of personnel who have responsibilities in developing the Incident Action Plan, and list their duties. 3. As part of an exercise, identify incident objectives for a simulated scenario. 4. As part of an exercise, describe appropriate strategies and tactics to meet incident objectives for a simulated scenario. 5. Explain the use of Operational Periods in the planning process, and how Operational Periods are derived. 11-02-I300-SL (1 of 2) Module 11 Objectives:(cont.) 6. Explain the function of the Operational Planning Worksheet (ICS Form 215) and other forms which may be used in preparing the Incident Action Plan. 7. Explain the criteria for determining when the Incident Action Plan should be prepared in writing. 8. Identify the kinds of supporting materials included in an Incident Action Plan. 9. List the major sections in a Demobilization Plan. 10. As part of a group exercise, develop an Incident Action Plan for a simulated scenario. 11-02-I300-SL (2 of 2) Written Incident Action Plans Written Action Plans Required Two or more jurisdictions involved Overlap another Operational Period Organizational elements activated As required by agency 11-03-I300-SL Written Incident Action Plans Provide: Clear statement of objectives and actions. Basis for measuring work effectiveness and cost effectiveness. Basis for measuring work progress and for providing accountability. 11-04-I300-SL Incident Commander Decides on Use of Written Incident Action Plan Action Plan will be in writing 11-05-I300-SL Factors Affecting Length of Operational Period Length of time available/needed to accompli