Case Commander® Incident Command System - Safety Source Fire
Case Commander® Incident Command System - Safety Source Fire
Feb 2, 2022
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"We've all likely seen those incident commanders who couldn't command their way out of a brown paper sack." Chief Bashoor details critical steps for new officers running incident command, offering a simple acronym to help control the incident and bring calm to chaos. | FireRescue1
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"We've all likely seen those incident commanders who couldn't command their way out of a brown paper sack." Chief Bashoor details critical steps for new officers running incident command, offering a simple acronym to help control the incident and bring calm to chaos. | FireRescue1
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Tips on arriving & assuming command (sound ON) 🔊🔥⬇️ An incident that starts smoothly goes smoothly. There are several actions and considerations when assuming command of an incident. In this brief example, I am establishing command (rather than transferring it from an initial IC). 🎙️ The Command Statement - firmly and confidently identify that you are assuming command and where your command post is located. 👀 Initial size-ups and reports. Get your "big 4" size-ups if not already given (on-sc
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Tips on arriving & assuming command (sound ON) 🔊🔥⬇️ An incident that starts smoothly goes smoothly. There are several actions and considerations when assuming command of an incident. In this brief example, I am establishing command (rather than transferring it from an initial IC). 🎙️ The Command Statement - firmly and confidently identify that you are assuming command and where your command post is located. 👀 Initial size-ups and reports. Get your "big 4" size-ups if not already given (on-sc
296.1K viewsFeb 1, 2023
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Good company officers make the incident commander's job easy. 😎👨🏻‍🚒🔥 When the incident commander arrives late to the game, it's like showing up to coach the Super Bowl at the end of the first quarter. 🏈 ⚠️ In this situation, the performance and communication of the initial arriving company officers is what sets the tone for the incident. When company officers do the right job well and clearly communicate their actions and location, command's job is much easier. Command also doesn't have to
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Good company officers make the incident commander's job easy. 😎👨🏻‍🚒🔥 When the incident commander arrives late to the game, it's like showing up to coach the Super Bowl at the end of the first quarter. 🏈 ⚠️ In this situation, the performance and communication of the initial arriving company officers is what sets the tone for the incident. When company officers do the right job well and clearly communicate their actions and location, command's job is much easier. Command also doesn't have to
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Introducing - COMMAND BOARD PRO 🔥 The definition of “being in command” is being able to drive the strategy of the incident and to, at all times, control the location and function of firefighters on scene through the chain of command and the organization’s structure. A lack of accountability is one of the most frequently recurring contributing factors in line of duty deaths. This tactical worksheet is a simple, yet extremely effective and powerful too that will allow you to take control and main
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Introducing - COMMAND BOARD PRO 🔥 The definition of “being in command” is being able to drive the strategy of the incident and to, at all times, control the location and function of firefighters on scene through the chain of command and the organization’s structure. A lack of accountability is one of the most frequently recurring contributing factors in line of duty deaths. This tactical worksheet is a simple, yet extremely effective and powerful too that will allow you to take control and main
22.3K viewsFeb 20, 2024
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Fire engine and incident command unit responding Monday night | Callum Morgan
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Fire engine and incident command unit responding Monday night | Callum Morgan
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🔥 Staying calm is truly the key to success in EVERY situation… especially on the fire ground! Your tone sets the tone for the incident! 🎥 Credit to: Smith County Emergency Services District 2 #fire #firedepartment #firefighter #firefighters #TailboardLeadership #fireman #firemen | Tailboard Leadership
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🔥 Staying calm is truly the key to success in EVERY situation… especially on the fire ground! Your tone sets the tone for the incident! 🎥 Credit to: Smith County Emergency Services District 2 #fire #firedepartment #firefighter #firefighters #TailboardLeadership #fireman #firemen | Tailboard Leadership
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The number one job of any incident commander is to do everything they can to prevent a line of duty death. ⚠️ 1️⃣ By preparing our members BEFORE the fire. 2️⃣ By managing the incident to support a safe and aggressive firefight DURING the fire. You should always be doing one of two things - leading your people in battle, or preparing them for battle. (Col. Dandridge Malone, US Army, ret). Learn more about the Aggressive Command Supports Aggressive Firefighting program - info in my story & bio. #
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Dividing up the incident to stay within your span of control is one of the top 5 “COMMANDments” for a well-run fireground 🔥................If you are practiced, have your “command lingo” down in a systematic format, and if your department regularly uses these systems (so that they are understood) - an incident can be very quickly divided up, and it is very clear who is where and doing what 👨🏻‍🚒................In my experience - once the incident is divided up, being in command becomes much l
8.3K viewsJun 8, 2023
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😌 🔥 Calmness on the fire ground is contagious… just as much as chaos, screaming and overall unorganized behavior is too. A recent post was made about the IC or leaders in general maintaining a degree of calmness both on and off scenes. Every firefighter benefits from those around them staying calm and focused. Of course, emotions can get amped up, that’s normal. But keeping it in check is crucial. This type of mentality is a necessary ingredient in effective and efficient service, regardless o
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