On Scene Commander
Curriculum Description
On Scene Commander is an advanced training program for experienced firefighters and emergency responders who may be responsible for managing incidents and directing firefighting operations. The training covers topics such as incident command, risk management, tactical decision-making, and communication. Participants learn how to effectively manage emergency situations, coordinate resources and personnel, and communicate with other agencies and stakeholders. The goal of the training is to prepare individuals for leadership roles in emergency response and incident management. On Scene Commander is often required for individuals working in supervisory or leadership roles in fire departments, emergency management agencies, and other emergency response organizations.
Suitable Participant
The On Scene Commander course is designed for experienced firefighters and emergency responders who may be responsible for managing incidents and directing firefighting operations. This includes:
- Fire Officers: Fire officers who have supervisory or leadership responsibilities within their department may benefit from this training to enhance their knowledge and skills in incident management.
- Incident Commanders: Individuals who may be responsible for incident command in emergency response situations, including firefighters and other emergency responders, may also benefit from this training.
- Emergency Management Personnel: Emergency management personnel from organizations such as emergency management agencies, hospitals, and government agencies may also benefit from this training as they may be called upon to coordinate resources and personnel during large-scale incidents.
Curriculum Outline
- Introduction to On Scene Commander
- Incident Command System (ICS)
- Risk Assessment and Incident Size-Up
- Command and Control
- Operational Tactics
- Incident Termination and Review
- Practical Exercises
Curriculum Duration
This fire safety course is designed to be completed over the course of 2 days, with each day consisting of x hours.
Course Outcome:
Evaluate the strength and weakness of respective ERT in their own workplace
Command in tactical and Strategy terms during emergencies
On Scene Commander
Curriculum Description
On Scene Commander is an advanced training program for experienced firefighters and emergency responders who may be responsible for managing incidents and directing firefighting operations. The training covers topics such as incident command, risk management, tactical decision-making, and communication. Participants learn how to effectively manage emergency situations, coordinate resources and personnel, and communicate with other agencies and stakeholders. The goal of the training is to prepare individuals for leadership roles in emergency response and incident management. On Scene Commander is often required for individuals working in supervisory or leadership roles in fire departments, emergency management agencies, and other emergency response organizations.
Target Group
The On Scene Commander course is designed for experienced firefighters and emergency responders who may be responsible for managing incidents and directing firefighting operations. This includes:
- Fire Officers: Fire officers who have supervisory or leadership responsibilities within their department may benefit from this training to enhance their knowledge and skills in incident management.
- Incident Commanders: Individuals who may be responsible for incident command in emergency response situations, including firefighters and other emergency responders, may also benefit from this training.
- Emergency Management Personnel: Emergency management personnel from organizations such as emergency management agencies, hospitals, and government agencies may also benefit from this training as they may be called upon to coordinate resources and personnel during large-scale incidents.
Course Outline
- Introduction to On Scene Commander
- Incident Command System (ICS)
- Risk Assessment and Incident Size-Up
- Command and Control
- Operational Tactics
- Incident Termination and Review
- Practical Exercises
Course Duration
This fire safety course is designed to be completed over the course of 2 days, with each day consisting of x hours.
Evaluate the strength and weakness of respective ERT in their own workplace
Command in tactical and Strategy terms during emergencies
