Agbuya Chesca Lalaine M.

BEED 2-1

NSTP 2

LAS 7

ANSWER:

1. A standardized on-scene incident management concept designed specifically to allow

respondents to adopt an integrated organizational structure equal to the complexity and
demands of any single incident or multiple incidents without being hindered by jurisdictional
boundaries

2. This is important specially for the staff because this is all about our safety in the place where
here.

3. Provide response direction coordinate effective communication coordinate resources

establish incident properties develop mutually agreed-upon incident objectives and approve
response strategies assign objects to the response structure

4. Command staff – Responsible for public affairs

5. Information office – Assigned to develop and release information about the incident to the
news, media, incident personnel, and other appropiates agencies and organization

6. Liason officer – Assigned to serves as the point of contacts for assking and coordinating
activities between the ic/cic various agencies and groupa

7. Safety staff – Develop the site safety plan reviewers the incident action plan for safety
implications , and provides timely , complete , specific and accurate assessment of hazards
and required controls.

8. Operation staff – responsible for all operations directly applicable to the primary mission of
the response.

9. Logistic staff – responsible for providing facilities servised and materials for incident
response.

10. Finance and Administrative staff- Responsible for all financial administrative and cost
analysis aspects of the incident

11. General staff – includes operations, planning logistics, and finance/ Administrative
responsibilities.
12. Meets the needs of a jurisdiction to cope with incidents or any kind or complexity expand
and contract as needed.

● Allows personnel from wide variety of agencies to meld rapidly into a common
terminology

●Provides logistical and administrative support to operational staff

●Be cost effective by avoiding duplication of

●Effort , and continuing overhead

●Provides a unified, centrally authorized emergency organization