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Basic Incident Command System

The document outlines a 1-day training on the basic Incident Command System (ICS) that will be conducted by the Barangay Quirino 3-A Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office. The training aims to teach participants how to effectively manage emergency situations through the standardized ICS approach. The objectives are for participants to appreciate ICS as a vital disaster response tool and to learn about its key concepts, principles, organizational roles, facilities and responsibilities. The training will involve 20 barangay council members and disaster committee participants over 4 days using interactive lectures and activities to illustrate ICS procedures like developing organizational structures, mapping incident facilities, and filling out forms.

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Basic Incident Command System

The document outlines a 1-day training on the basic Incident Command System (ICS) that will be conducted by the Barangay Quirino 3-A Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office. The training aims to teach participants how to effectively manage emergency situations through the standardized ICS approach. The objectives are for participants to appreciate ICS as a vital disaster response tool and to learn about its key concepts, principles, organizational roles, facilities and responsibilities. The training will involve 20 barangay council members and disaster committee participants over 4 days using interactive lectures and activities to illustrate ICS procedures like developing organizational structures, mapping incident facilities, and filling out forms.

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ACTIVITY DESIGN

Title: 1-DAY BASIC INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (ICS)

RATIONALE:

It is a known fact that the Philippines is exposed to natural disasters and calamities


due to its geographical location. In addition, man-made disasters, crimes and acts of
terrorism put the lives of the Filipinos at stake. All of these emergency situations,
whether natural or man-made, are generally referred to as incidents. An incident is
defined as an occurrence, caused by either human or natural phenomena,that requires
response actions to prevent or minimize loss of life, or damage to property and
environment.In the past outbreak of incidents in the country, several gaps were
identified in the emergency management system. Examples are the presence of too
many unaccounted responders, the differences in emergency response organizational
structures, the inadequacy and incompatibility of communications, and the lack of
clarify on who’s in charge, poor crowd management and political interventions.
 The lessons from the past incidents serve as a wake up call for the Philippines to
institutionalize the Incident Command System (ICS). As was introduced by the US
Forest Service, ICS is a standard, on-scene, and all hazard incident management
concepts that can be used by all DRRM Councils, emergency management and
response agencies. It is a disaster response tool that coordinates the actions of all
response groups. Thus, Barangay Quirino 3-A Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Office will conduct a four-day training on Incident Command
System(ICS) on March 10, 2023.

OBJECTIVES:

Upon completion of this course, the participants will be able to:


 
1 Appreciate ICS as a vital tool for effective disaster response and incident/event
management;
 
2 Explain the overview of ICS - background, concepts, principles
and features,organizational roles, facilities and common responsibilities.

PARTICIPANTS:

Barangay Council and BDRRM committee,

METHODOLOGY:
 
Interactive-Lecture Discussion

DATE AND VENUE:

The activity will be held at VENUE on March 10, 2023


BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS:
20 participants .

A total of 50,000.00 pesos

PROGRAM / SCHEDULES OF ACTIVITIES:

1st day:

Module 1 activity check in using form 211


Module 2 activity - coming up with org structure
Module 3 activity - drawing a map with ICS facilities

2nd day

Module 4 with 2 plenary activities


Module 5 activity - coming up with incident objectives
Module 6 activity - filling up forms 215 and 215a

Day 3

Module 6 activity continuation


Module 7 activity - formulation of incident action plan

Day 4

Presentation per group - operational period briefing


Module 8 - no activity Closing program and graduation

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