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Unit 8 - ICS-300 Review exam with answers
1.Demobilization: Phase of the Resource Management Process where
resources are rehabilitated, replenished and/or returned. Planning for
this phase begins imme- diately at the onset of an incident with the
Goals of the Orderly, Safe and Efficient return of resources.
2.Positions with Authority to Order Resources: Incident Commander,
Logistics Section Chief, Supply Unit Leader and Ordering Manager.
3.Single-Point Ordering: All resources are acquired through one dispatch
office or Emergency Operations Center.
4.Multi-Point Ordering: Separate dispatch offices, EOCs, DOCs,
private/volunteer agencies provide resources from mulitple ordering
points to the incident
5.Incident Management Team: A group of rostered, qualified individuals
consisting of an Incident Commander and additional personnel who
comprise the command and general staff when an incident takes place.
6.Tactical Level: When a resource is not managed appropriately during
the plan- ning process, failure often occurs at this level.
7.Personnel Evaluation: An ongoing process from the start of the
incident to make corrective actions and address poor performance.
8.Staging Area: Operations resources are placed here until an
assignment can be given during the Operational Period. Reports to the
Operations Section Chief.
9.ICS-211: ICS Form for Incident Check-In purposes and can be used at
the ICP, a Base, Camp or Helibase. Planning Section Chief, Resource Unit
Leader or Check-in Recorder usually completes the form.
10.Demobilization Planning: Occurs at the onset of the incident to ensure
a safe, controlled, cost-effective and orderly return of resources to their
home base.
11.Demobilization: Fiscal/Legal policies, Work Rules, Agency Policies,
Proce- dures and Agreements or Special License Requirements are
factors which can dictate the release of resources during which
