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IS700 NIMS Course Summary Summary of Course Content · One or more helispots. Incident facilities will be established depending on the kind and complexity of the incident. Only those facilities needed for any given incident may be activated. Some incidents may require facilities not included on the standard list. Use of Position Titles ICS positions have distinct titles. . Only the Incident Commander is called Commander-and there is only one Incident Commander per incident. · Only the heads of Sections are called Chiefs. Learning and using standard terminology helps reduce confusion between the day-ta-day position occupied by an individual and his or her position at the incident. The titles for all supervisory levels of the organization are shown in the table below. Organizational Level Title Incident Command Incident Commander Command Staff Officer General Staff (Section) Chief Branch Director Division/Group Supervisor Unit Leader Strike Team/Task Force Leader Reliance on an Incident Action Plan Incident Action Plans (lAPs) provide a coherent means to communicate the overall incident objectives in the context of both operational and support activities. lAPs are developed for operational periods that are usually 12 hours long. lAPs depend on management by objectives to accomplish response tactics. These objectives are communicated throughout the organization and are used to: · Develop and issue assignments, plans, procedures, and protocols. · Direct efforts to attain the objectives in support of defined strategic objectives. Results are always documented and fed back into planning for the next operational period. Integrated Communications Integrated communications include: · The "hardware" systems that transfer information. · Planning for the use of all available communications frequencies and resources. The procedures and processes for transferring information internally and externally. NIMS Page 6