NIMS TRAINING EXAM
NIMS TRAINING EXAM GRADED A+
NIMS TRAINING ANS >> National Incident Management System
Manage resources
Complete a rapid assessment
Meet incident objective; evacuation, perimeter control, and protection
Provide information and intelligence collected within the evacuated
area
plan for recovery activities; cleanup, rebuild ANS >> ...How will using
ICS help manage challenges during a disaster
False ANS >> True or False
,NIMS TRAINING EXAM
Command is assumed by the individual who is the highest-ranking
person on the scene regardless of experience or training level.
True ANS >> True or False
Unity of Command means that every individual is accountable to only
one designated supervisor, to whom they report at the scene of an
incident.
False ANS >> True or False
Chain of command restricts personnel from communicating or sharing
information outside their organizational units
False ANS >> True or False
Every transfer of command briefing must be completed in writing.
Select your response from the following radio buttons
Specifies the incident objectives
States the activates to completed
Covers specific timeframe ANS >> What must an Incident Action Plan
(IAP) have?
Develops a modular fashion that is based on complexity of the incident
determined on incident objectives and resource equipment
, NIMS TRAINING EXAM
Requires each element have a person in charge ANS >> What is the ICS
organizational structure?
The number of individuals or resources that one supervisor can manage
during the incident. ANS >> What is a Span of Control
Identifying resource requirements.
Ordering and acquiring resources.
Mobilizing and dispatching resources.
Tracking and reporting on resource status.
Recovering and demobilizing resources. ANS >> What is the process
for resource management
Incident Command Post
Staging Areas
A Base
A Helicase
Helistops ANS >> What are the different ICS facilities?
location from which the Incident Commander oversees all incident
operations ANS >> Define Incident Command Post
Has overall responsibility for managing the incident.
NIMS TRAINING EXAM GRADED A+
NIMS TRAINING ANS >> National Incident Management System
Manage resources
Complete a rapid assessment
Meet incident objective; evacuation, perimeter control, and protection
Provide information and intelligence collected within the evacuated
area
plan for recovery activities; cleanup, rebuild ANS >> ...How will using
ICS help manage challenges during a disaster
False ANS >> True or False
,NIMS TRAINING EXAM
Command is assumed by the individual who is the highest-ranking
person on the scene regardless of experience or training level.
True ANS >> True or False
Unity of Command means that every individual is accountable to only
one designated supervisor, to whom they report at the scene of an
incident.
False ANS >> True or False
Chain of command restricts personnel from communicating or sharing
information outside their organizational units
False ANS >> True or False
Every transfer of command briefing must be completed in writing.
Select your response from the following radio buttons
Specifies the incident objectives
States the activates to completed
Covers specific timeframe ANS >> What must an Incident Action Plan
(IAP) have?
Develops a modular fashion that is based on complexity of the incident
determined on incident objectives and resource equipment
, NIMS TRAINING EXAM
Requires each element have a person in charge ANS >> What is the ICS
organizational structure?
The number of individuals or resources that one supervisor can manage
during the incident. ANS >> What is a Span of Control
Identifying resource requirements.
Ordering and acquiring resources.
Mobilizing and dispatching resources.
Tracking and reporting on resource status.
Recovering and demobilizing resources. ANS >> What is the process
for resource management
Incident Command Post
Staging Areas
A Base
A Helicase
Helistops ANS >> What are the different ICS facilities?
location from which the Incident Commander oversees all incident
operations ANS >> Define Incident Command Post
Has overall responsibility for managing the incident.
