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  • Incident command System
    #Redirect [[Incident Command System]]
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  • ICS
    #REDIRECT [[Incident Command System]]
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  • Incident command system
    #Redirect [[Incident Command System]]
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  • Incident Command system
    #Redirect [[Incident Command System]]
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  • National Incident Management System
    ...l Response Framework]] at the national policy formation process, and the [[Incident Command System]] and [[Multiagency Coordination System]] for tactical operations. NIMS doc
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  • Mass casualty incident
    ...spital Emergency Incident Command System, which is more derived from the [[Incident Command System]] than the [[National Incident Management System]]. <ref>{{citation | title = NIMS and the Hospital Emergency Incident Command System
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  • Emergency management/Related Articles
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  • Multiple casualty incident/Related Articles
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  • Mass casualty incident/Related Articles
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  • National Incident Management System/Definition
    A system for managing emergencies and special incidents, including the [[Incident Command System]] at the tactical level and under the [[National Response Framework]] at th
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  • Oklahoma City bombing/Related Articles
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  • Cabinet Office Briefing Rooms
    ...10}}</ref> The basic operating paradigm for civilian emergencies is the [[Incident Command System]], with various scaling levels up to nationwide impact. <ref>{{citation
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  • Federal Emergency Management Agency/Related Articles
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  • Search and rescue/Related Articles
    {{r|Incident Command System}}
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  • 9-11 Attack in New York/Related Articles
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  • Stafford Act/Related Articles
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  • Multiple casualty incident
    ...he appropriate local leadership, including the incident commander if the [[Incident Command System]] has been invoked, has determined that local resources are adequate to dea
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  • Emergency medical service/Related Articles
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  • Emergency medical system/Related Articles
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  • Medical Reserve Corps/Related Articles
    {{r|Incident Command System}}
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  • Process Safety Management (United States)/External Links
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  • Trauma medicine/Related Articles
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  • Process Safety Management (United States)/Related Articles
    {{r|Incident Command System}}
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  • Hazard and Operability Study/Related Articles
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  • Firefighting/Related Articles
    {{r|Incident Command System}}
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  • Police/Related Articles
    {{r|Incident Command System}}
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  • Emergency management
    The [[Incident Command System]] and other paradigms used to manage regional, national, and international
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  • Firefighting
    ...iently large as to need multiple units, even in the same department, the [[Incident Command System]] often is invoked for effective [[command and control]]. Especially large
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  • Medical Reserve Corps
    ...ams are available. All volunteers receive at least basic training in the [[Incident Command System]] in order to have a common working context with emergency services.
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  • Incident Command System
    ...tc., is beyond the capability of the local organization, it invokes the '''Incident Command System (ICS)''', which is a doctrine of emergency management almost universal in N ==Incident Command System==
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  • Emergency medical system
    ...ther escalate the report, or, following standard protocols, initiate the [[Incident Command System]]. Hospitals also may receive alerts of significant numbers of victims. In
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  • Span of control
    The [[Incident Command System]] (ICS), which is the standard paradigm for operational management of disas
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  • Search and rescue
    Complex SAR incidents often require activation of [[incident command system]]. [[Multiple casualty incident| multiple casualty]] or [[mass casualty in
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  • Oklahoma City bombing
    ...City's fire department was the lead agency, and immediately invoked the [[Incident Command System]].<ref>{{citation
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  • Critical infrastructure
    ...eir [[command and control]] systems including organizations managing the [[Incident Command System]]. Major disasters will require regional and national coordination. Hospita
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  • Federal Emergency Management Agency
    ...cident Management System, a national-level structure consistent with the [[Incident Command System]]. It has ten regional offices, but, as a policy, the response will normall ...lities, activates a state-level center at the Joint Command level of the [[Incident Command System]], which manages the dispatch of resources to the various Incident Commande
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  • 9-11 Attack in New York
    ...ce, Transit Authority Police, etc.) and within individual agencies. The [[Incident Command System]] never functioned on an interagency basis, nor was a Joint Command Post su
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  • Units of radioactivity
    ''On arriving at an accident site, the [[Incident Command System|Incident Commander]] tells the radiation survey specialist that a package o
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  • Instrumentation for radioactivity
    ...or emergency responders is the responsibility of the Safety Officer in the Incident Command System.
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  • National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States/Related Articles
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  • Swarming (military)
    In North America, the Incident Command System is the main paradigm for emergency response to incidents requiring many res
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  • Intelligence analysis management
    ...Katrina]], will need significant military support. In North America, the [[Incident Command System]], with variants all the way from local to the [[National Incident Manageme
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