Case Commander® Incident Command System - Safety Source Fire
Case Commander® Incident Command System - Safety Source Fire
Feb 2, 2022
safetysourcefire.ca
The fire service is finally reexamining incident command from the ground up: https://ow.ly/Or9n50RUb0E | Fire Engineering
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The fire service is finally reexamining incident command from the ground up: https://ow.ly/Or9n50RUb0E | Fire Engineering
6.5K viewsMay 24, 2024
FacebookFire Engineering
Our Hands-On Command Simulations class puts firefighter skills, company officer tactics, and incident command management together in an exciting, immersive, and highly valuable hands-on training program. This program focuses on linking all levels of the fireground together so that members can focus not only on their own jobs but how their jobs interface with others. Combining engine company, truck company, and incident command challenges and decision-making into one unified program, this program
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Our Hands-On Command Simulations class puts firefighter skills, company officer tactics, and incident command management together in an exciting, immersive, and highly valuable hands-on training program. This program focuses on linking all levels of the fireground together so that members can focus not only on their own jobs but how their jobs interface with others. Combining engine company, truck company, and incident command challenges and decision-making into one unified program, this program
149.9K viewsDec 20, 2023
FacebookNick Martin
Most fire departments do not adequately prepare their incident commanders for the fire ground. 😬🔥 ⚠️ Far too often incident commanders are thrown into their role with NO real scenario-based training or practice. ⚠️In-person training can be limited, and the training that is available is usually generic and antiquated leaving ICs wondering what to do and running incidents without consistency, or simply micromanaging firefighters every move. ✅ If your department is lacking in the opportunity for
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Most fire departments do not adequately prepare their incident commanders for the fire ground. 😬🔥 ⚠️ Far too often incident commanders are thrown into their role with NO real scenario-based training or practice. ⚠️In-person training can be limited, and the training that is available is usually generic and antiquated leaving ICs wondering what to do and running incidents without consistency, or simply micromanaging firefighters every move. ✅ If your department is lacking in the opportunity for
9.5K viewsSep 13, 2024
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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
FacebookNick Martin
One of my biggest pieces of advice to incident commanders. ⚠️🔥 START TRACKING YOUR COMPANIES IMMEDIATELY AND KEEP YOUR COMMAND BOARD CONSTANTLY UP TO DATE. Last night’s webinar on Planning and Organizing the Fireground was a hit. 👏🏻 ⭐️ If you missed it, the recording is NOW AVAILABLE - and you can still sign up and access this and other training webinars, our members-only podcasts, training resources, and our growing community of motivated firefighters. Info in my story. #CombatReady . . . #i
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One of my biggest pieces of advice to incident commanders. ⚠️🔥 START TRACKING YOUR COMPANIES IMMEDIATELY AND KEEP YOUR COMMAND BOARD CONSTANTLY UP TO DATE. Last night’s webinar on Planning and Organizing the Fireground was a hit. 👏🏻 ⭐️ If you missed it, the recording is NOW AVAILABLE - and you can still sign up and access this and other training webinars, our members-only podcasts, training resources, and our growing community of motivated firefighters. Info in my story. #CombatReady . . . #i
14.1K viewsJan 24, 2025
FacebookNick Martin
A good incident commander isn’t thinking about what to do NOW, but what to do NEXT. 🔥⬇️ The fire doesn’t pause while you figure out what to do. While you’re thinking, it’s burning. As the IC, you have to be thinking 10-20 minutes ahead of the incident. 🤔 What should we be doing? 🤔 What should we not be doing? 🤔 Where is the fire going? 🤔 What resources do I need? Getting additional resources, getting lines in place, cutting vent holes - all these things take TIME to do. If you don’t anticip
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A good incident commander isn’t thinking about what to do NOW, but what to do NEXT. 🔥⬇️ The fire doesn’t pause while you figure out what to do. While you’re thinking, it’s burning. As the IC, you have to be thinking 10-20 minutes ahead of the incident. 🤔 What should we be doing? 🤔 What should we not be doing? 🤔 Where is the fire going? 🤔 What resources do I need? Getting additional resources, getting lines in place, cutting vent holes - all these things take TIME to do. If you don’t anticip
10.2K views3 months ago
FacebookNick Martin
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If you are not tracking your companies, you don’t have command — you have chaos. ⚠️🔥👇🏼 The IC must be tracking: 👉 the organization of the incident 👉 the placement of companies within tactical areas 👉 the completion of tactical priorities Too many ICs try to do this “in their head.” That practice fails fast. As companies rotate or move, stressful events like MAYDAYs or victim finds occur, and as incidents extend or escalate, I’ve watched ICs lose track of where people are — or realize they
5.4K views3 months ago
FacebookNick Martin
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