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Every incident or event has certain major management activities or actions that must be performed. Even if the event is very small, and only one or two people are involved, these activities will still always apply to some degree. The organization of the Incident Command System is built
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SETS OBJECTIVES AND PRIORITIES, HAS OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY AT THE INCIDENT OR EVENT
OPERATIONS CONDUCTS OPERATIONS TO CARRY OUT THE PLAN. DEVELOPS OBJECTIVES, ORGANIZATION, AND DIRECTS ALL RESOURCES
PLANNING DEVELOPS THE ACTION PLAN TO ACCOMPLISH THE OBJECTIVES, COLLECTS AND EVALUATES INFORMATION, MAINTAINS RESOURCES STATUS
LOGISTICS PROVIDES SUPPORT TO MEET INCIDENT NEEDS, PROVIDES RESOURCES, AND ALL OTHER SERVICES NEEDED TO SUPPORT THE INCIDENT
FINANCE/ADMINISTRATION MONITORS COSTS RELATED TO INCIDENT, PROVIDES
ACCOUNTING, PROCUREMENT, TIME RECORDING, AND COST
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