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**Follow along in your Student Manual with the screen cast presentation**
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UNIT CONTENT (CLICK HERE)
UNIT CONTENT (CLICK HERE)
Unit Terminal Objective
Create a written IAP for an incident/event using the appropriate ICS forms and supporting materials and use the IAP to conduct an Operational Period briefing.
Unit Enabling Objectives
1. Explain the purpose of the Planning Meeting.
2. Identify the role and use of ICS forms and supporting materials included in an Incident Action Plan.
3. Explain the purpose of the Operational Period Briefing.
Methodology
This unit uses lecture, segment(s) of the Planning P video, an activity, and group discussion to create a written IAP for an incident/event using the appropriate ICS forms and supporting materials; and then, using the IAP, conduct an Operational Period briefing.
FACILITATED ACTIVITY: REVIEW OF AN IAP (CLICK HERE)
FACILITATED ACTIVITY: REVIEW OF AN IAP (CLICK HERE)
The purpose of this facilitated activity is to help you prepare for developing an Incident Action Plan (IAP).
As a class, review and discuss each form on the subsequent visuals.
Unit 5 Activity - Sample IAP.pdfACTIVITY 5.1: APPLIED ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS – PART 1 & PART 2 (CLICK HERE)
ACTIVITY 5.1: APPLIED ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS – PART 1 & PART 2 (CLICK HERE)
Purpose:
The purpose of this activity is to complete the planning cycle by conducting a tactics meeting, developing a written Incident Action Plan (IAP), and prepare for an operations briefing for a simulated incident.
Objective:
To complete the planning cycle by developing a written IAP developing an agenda for the Operations Briefing for your simulated incident.
This activity is divided into two components. In Part 1, students will prepare an Incident Action Plan (IAP) using the appropriate forms in your NIMS IAP sheets. In Part 2, students will develop the Operations Briefing agenda and then brief the IAP (developed in Part 1) in an Operations Briefing.
Instructions for Part 1:
Instructions for Part 1:
Work in groups to complete the following activity:
1. Prepare an Incident Action Plan, using (at a minimum) ICS Forms 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207 and 208. Complete an ICS 204 for the Group assigned.
2. Be prepared to finish in 45 minutes.
Refer to the following materials either provided or created in previous activities for the information needed to properly complete the forms:
Stakeholder list you created in Unit 2.
Incident organization you created in Unit 3.
Operations Section organization "reset" provided in Unit 4.
Incident Objectives "reset" provided in Unit 4.
The ICS 215 and 215a forms that you created in Unit 4.
Instructions for Part 2:
Instructions for Part 2:
Work in groups to complete the following activity:
1. Outline the agenda for the Operations Briefing in a Google doc or other format that you can screen share with the class.
2. Select a spokesperson and be prepared to present in 15 minutes
Scenario Update (CLICK HERE)
Scenario Update (CLICK HERE)
Scenario Update:
It is now 1400 hours. Moderate rain continues and has created additional challenges of run off. The bulk of the materials released that didn’t burn have been contained along Carpenter Road.
The weather forecast for tonight is for temperatures in the mid-40’s, with winds out of the south 3-5 miles per hour. Tomorrows forecast calls for temperatures in the low 50s, with winds out of the south. It will continue to rain through the night with amounts ranging from ¼ to ½ inch.
The next 24-hour operational period will begin at 2000 hours on May 18. An Operations briefing will be held at Clackamas Fire Station #8 at 1930 hours.
Critical Issues:
Rain continues to produce run off.
Several distribution centers in the area want traffic fully restored.
Clackamas Fire District will depart the scene soon and suggest finding a different location for the Incident Command Post.
Public and media interest continues to be high.
Clackamas High School closed for the rest of the day. Would like to resume classes tomorrow.
Environmental activists have started showing up and want information.
Investigation team has arrived and wants access to the scene.
Additional Available Resources:
Boat 328 - Clackamas Fire boat (no hazmat capabilities- billable resource)
Oregon State Fire Marshal HazMat 3 team (8) persons
Clean Harbors Contractor - waterway cleanup capabilities
Safety-Kleen Contractor - hazmat fluid recovery and disposal
CCSO Marine Deputies with 3 boats available (no hazmat capabilities- billable resource)
Clackamas County Roads with:
(4) Dump trucks and unlimited sand/gravel Road grader
(2) Gradall vehicle mounted excavator
Road closure signage, cones, and delineators
(2) wheeled loaders
(1) D4 Caterpillar Dozer Oregon Military Department
(3) Squads of personnel with leadership for a total of 18 ppl (5+1).
Some USAR training and crowd control training.
(6) HMMWV (Hummvee’s)
Handout 5-1: Preparing for the Planning Meeting | Handout 5-2: Sample Planning Meeting Agenda
Handout 5-1: Preparing for the Planning Meeting | Handout 5-2: Sample Planning Meeting Agenda
HO 5-1 ICS-300 IG.pdfHO 5-2 ICS-300 IG.pdfHandout 5-3: ICS Form Descriptions | Handout 5-4: Sample Operations Briefing Agenda
Handout 5-3: ICS Form Descriptions | Handout 5-4: Sample Operations Briefing Agenda
HO 5-3 ICS-300 IG.pdfHO 5-4 ICS-300 IG.pdfPlanning Meeting
Planning Meeting
Operations Briefing
Operations Briefing
USCG-PlanningMtg.movUSCG-OpsBriefing (1).movExample IAPs
Example IAPs
StateECC_FEMA_IAP24_10192020.pdfIAP_Original_2020_0911_Riverside_ORMHF_000859_SWATeam1_Permanent.pdf09272020_IAP_ClackamasCountyFires.com.pdfPage updated
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