Which member of the Incident Command System (ICS) is responsible for assessing the situation, establishing objectives, making assignments, and ordering resources? A. Safety Officer B. School Principal C. Incident Commander D. Logistics Section Chief

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User: Which member of the Incident Command System (ICS) is responsible for assessing the situation, establishing objectives, making assignments, and ordering resources? A. Safety Officer B. School Principal C. Incident Commander D. Logistics Section Chief

Weegy: Incident Commander is responsible for assessing the situation, establishing objectives, making assignments, and ordering resources.
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User: Once an incident occurs your school will begin response activities. During response the first priority for the school is: A. Protecting the school property. B. Protecting the health and safety of everyone in the school. C. Bringing damaged systems back on line. D. Contacting FEMA to establish a revolving emergency response fund.

Weegy: Once an incident occurs your school will begin response activities. During response the first priority for the school is: Protecting the health and safety of everyone in the school.
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User: An example of a mitigation measure for a nonstructural hazard is: A. Using fire-retardant building materials. B. Anchoring bookcases. C. Removing overhanging structures. D. Building safe rooms.

Weegy: An example of a mitigation measure for a nonstructural hazard is Anchoring bookcases.
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After writing the emergency operations plan, the planning team should: A. Present the plan to the school board to vote on the components. B. Review the plan to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. C. Outline the hazards that are likely to affect the school. D. Describe the actions to take for the identified hazards.

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After writing the emergency operations plan, the planning team should: Review the plan to ensure compliance with laws and regulations.

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The emergency operations plan (EOP) should be approved by: A. Every member of the planning team, core and expanded. B. The local emergency manager. C. Identified planning team members. D. Each staff and faculty member in the school.

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The emergency operations plan (EOP) should be approved by: Every member of the planning team, core and expanded.

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. After writing the emergency operations plan, the planning team should: A. Outline the hazards that are likely to affect the school. B. Describe the actions to take for the identified hazards. C. Review the plan to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. D. Present the plan to the school board to vote on the components.

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After writing the emergency operations plan, the planning team should: outline the hazards that are likely to affect the school.

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Recovery from an incident can take a long time, so schools should: A. Include short-term and long-term procedures for recovery during planning because recovery needs to start soon after the incident. B. Start planning for recovery when an incident occurs because you will know what needs to be accomplished. C. Rely on the community plan to address recovery efforts for the school. D. Focus planning on prevention and protection efforts because there will be time to address recovery after the ...

Weegy: Recovery from an incident can take a long time, so schools should: Include short-term and long-term procedures for recovery during planning. (More)

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