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Whoever the first person on scene is=Establishes Incident Command

Establishment and Transfer of Command: The Incident Commander (1st on scene) should clearly establish the command function at the beginning of an incident. The jurisdiction or organization with primary responsibility for the incident designates the individual at the scene responsible for establishing command and protocol for transferring command. When command transfers, the transfer process includes a briefing that captures essential information for continuing safe and effective operations, and notifying all personnel involved in the incident.

"C-FLOP": (Memory tool for the I.C & the 4 section Chiefs)

Incident Command: Sets the incident objectives, strategies, and priorities and has overall responsibility for the incident.
Finance/Administration: Monitors costs related to the incident. Provides purchasing and accounting support.

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Whoever the first person on scene is=Establishes Incident Command

Establishment and Transfer of Command: The Incident Commander (1st on scene) should clearly establish the command function at the beginning of an incident. The jurisdiction or organization with primary responsibility for the incident designates the individual at the scene responsible for establishing command and protocol for transferring command. When command transfers, the transfer process includes a briefing that captures essential information for continuing safe and effective operations, and notifying all personnel involved in the incident.