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.
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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
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
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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