Operational Support (OpS) (continued) Section OpS2 Unit 5 The candidate will complete an Expected outcomes are Units 1-5 Basic Skills and Operational Safety ground knowledge and understanding of exercise “Incident Induction Understand the basics of Incident Command & and be the role that Operational Support Control” ground Command & Control assessed on the accuracy and play on the incident ground at all Know the incident ground knowledge of Command & incidents and the show a working command structure Control. knowledge of the command Know the difference between structure and the value of & The candidate will show an Nominal roll tallies offer “command” “control” Understand the use of understanding of the use of roll operational safety on the incident “Nominal Roll tallies and the reasons for their ground. tallies” Know the value of roll tallies on implementation on the Incident the incident ground ground. Know the reasons for roll tallies on the incident ground The candidate will complete 3 Know the Local Procedure for scenarios with the emphasis Operational Safety being Command & Control and Locate and access the the use of roll tallies at given appropriate procedure incidents. Show a working knowledge of Operational Safety as it applies All dates and details of the to Operational Support candidates training and results of At Structure Fires that training are to be recorded in At Motor Vehicle the candidates personal training Accidents records Hazardous substances
Operational Support (OpS) (continued) Section OpS2 Units 1-5 Basic Skills and Induction Unit 5 Operational Safety Understand the basics of Incident ground Command & Control Know the incident ground command structure Know the difference between “command” & “control” Understand the use of “Nominal Roll tallies” Know the value of roll tallies on the incident ground Know the reasons for roll tallies on the incident ground Know the Local Procedure for Operational Safety Locate and access the appropriate procedure Show a working knowledge of Operational Safety as it applies to Operational Support At Structure Fires At Motor Vehicle Accidents Hazardous substances The candidate will complete an exercise “Incident ground Command & Control” and be assessed on the accuracy and knowledge of Command & Control. The candidate will show an understanding of the use of roll tallies and the reasons for their implementation on the Incident ground. The candidate will complete 3 scenarios with the emphasis being Command & Control and the use of roll tallies at given incidents. All dates and details of the candidates training and results of that training are to be recorded in the candidates personal training records Expected outcomes are knowledge and understanding of the role that Operational Support play on the incident ground at all incidents and the show a working knowledge of the command structure and the value of Nominal roll tallies offer operational safety on the incident ground.
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