View source for Incident Command Systems (ICS)

{| style="margin-left: 0px; text-align: left; font-style: none; width:100%;  font-weight: none; background: #F0F0F0; border:1px "
| '''1.''' The Incident Command System or ICS is a management system for conducting on-site operations.  
{{Template:BL-BCM-5Banner}}
'''''Notes (1)''''': The Incident Command Systems (ICS) has a standardized operation structure and common terminology; it provides a useful and flexible management [[system]] that is particularly adaptable to [[Incident|incidents]] involving multi-jurisdictional or multi-disciplinary [[Response|responses]]. It is also applicable to small scale daily operational [[Activity|activities]] as well as major mobilizations. 

{{Template:BCM Course}}
{{BcmBoK 5 CL 3B}}
<br><br>
{{BcmBoK 5 CL 3C}}
<br><br>
{{BcmBoK 5 CL 3CC}}
<br><br>
{{BcmBoK 5 CL 3D}}

{{Template:BLCoursesBanner}}
{{Bcm Institute Source}}

|}

[[Category:BCM Institute Glossary]]
[[Category:BCM Institute Crisis Communication Glossary]]
[[Category:BCM Institute Crisis Management Glossary]]
[[Category:BCM Institute DR Glossary]]

[[Category:BcmBoK 5 CL 3B]]
[[Category:BcmBoK 5 CL 3C]]
[[Category:BcmBoK 5 CL 3CC]]
[[Category:BcmBoK 5 CL 3D]]


'''2.''' The combination of facilities, equipment, personnel, [[Procedure|procedures]] and communications operating within a common organizational structure, designed to aid in the management of resources during [[incidents]].
{{Template:BookPSPD}}
{{NFPA Source}}


'''3.''' Combination of facilities,equipment, personnel, [[Procedure|procedures]] and communications operating within a common organizational structure with responsibility for management of assigned resources to effectively direct and [[control]] the [[response]] to an [[incident]]. Intended to expand,as situation requires a larger resources, without requiring new, reorganized command structure.

{{HB292 Source}}

'''4.''' Combination of facilities, equipment, personnel, procedures, and communications operating within a common organisational structure with responsibility for the command, control, and coordination of assigned resources to effectively direct and control the response and recovery to an incident.

{{ENISA Source}}