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SfJ Strategic Incident Command Revalidation(1186)

SfJ Strategic Incident Command Revalidation(1186)

To revalidate incident commanders operating at Level 4 who do not have a full SFJ Level 7 Award in Strategic Incident Command in Fire and Rescue Services qualification.

One day

Available Delivery Methods:

Pricing:

Classroom:£1,565
Virtual:£1,850
Course Details

Prepare to lead incident response effectively with this course focusing on strategic command, inter-agency coordination, and communication strategies.

Learning Objectives

  • Demonstrate understanding of the National Co-Ordination and Advisory Framework document (NCAF).

  • Understand the central Government’s Concept of Operations (CONOPS) document.

  • Establish liaison with key personnel in various agencies to achieve strategic objectives.

  • Evaluate situations to exercise strategic command effectively, approve tactical plans, and prioritize resource allocation.

  • Assume incident command, coordinate with other agencies, and optimize response effectiveness.

  • Analyse factors for strategic planning, risk mitigation, and community protection.

  • Utilise technical and professional advice effectively.

  • Engage media resources in community communication and protection.

  • Adapt actions based on incident needs and impact.

  • Manage inter-agency liaison using JESIP Joint Doctrine principles to develop a Common Operating Picture (COP).

  • Implement the JESIP Joint Decision-Making process for inter-agency decisions.

  • Use the IIMARCH document to brief F&RS representatives attending SCG.

  • Provide constructive feedback in a debrief session.

Key Topics

  • National Co-Ordination and Advisory Framework document (NCAF)

  • Central Government’s Concept of Operations (CONOPS) document

  • Inter-agency liaison and coordination

  • Strategic command and incident management

  • Resource allocation and tactical planning

  • Risk mitigation and community protection

  • Media engagement and communication strategies

  • JESIP Joint Doctrine principles and Common Operating Picture (COP)

  • Joint Decision-Making process for inter-agency decisions

  • IIMARCH document and briefing protocols

  • Debriefing and feedback procedures

Activities

Written assessment, taught input from a qualified tutor, online self-assessment using our Maitris software, practical scenario simulation assessment, produce an e-portfolio of evidence of competence

This Course is for

Incident Commanders who do not hold the SfJ Strategic Incident command qualification but operate at Level 4 and require formal revalidation.

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