Incident Command System Introduction

Catastrophic events like floods, fires, cyclones and earthquakes need a system to help coordinate many responding emergency teams. The emergency management team relies on the Incident Command System around the world to coordinate efforts safely and effectively.
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[@therossbennett]

This is easily the best presentation of the ICS I've managed to locate. Thank you.

[@thejoyfulsound]

Thank you for having a lively voice and personality that didn't bore me to death and for being online (still) here in 2020/21.

[@galaide]

Although you created this a few years ago, I was researching topics to prepare for the CEM exam I'll be taking this week in Savannah ... instead of taking one of the FEMA IS courses I thought this was very informal. Thank you

[@peterfagley772]

Excellent introduction, great work!

[@kevinnagy2182]

So far the best yet for learning ICS-100.

[@huntercampbell3942]

Thank you awesome easy to understand My nana enjoyed this and so did I from NZ

[@marcosvalerio8045]

Tye, thanks for this overview of ICS. Here in south florida at the Academy of International Disaster Preparedness at FIU we appreciate your candid and conversational style refresher on the big picture of the command module. I just wanted to say nice job! and ill keep an eye out for more videos...

[@rickbennett9168]

If you think back how little emergency training was available in North America 25 years ago you can understand how much training is yet to be done in developing nations. Lots of screencasts coming for rescue services development worldwide. Follow the development of international resources here. facebook.com/ifemteam

[@TheBebe4ever]

thanks much indeed for your wonderful presentation

[@rickbennett9168]

My emergency response book link for your benefit: drive.google.com/file/d/0BxgaPQ5Z77DTaTB4Sy1tVldxT1k/view?usp=sharing

[@RockDaKessba]

Great presentation. Thank you

[@TyeLake]

My emergency response book link for your benefit: drive.google.com/file/d/0BxgaPQ5Z77DTaTB4Sy1tVldxT1k/view?usp=sharing

[@gmail-jetguy23]

Awesome class well done 💪👍🙏

[@ricomission9021]

Very helpful presentation..

[@PerlaBoecker]

Great it was very interesting.

[@jacquelinelinton4574]

Thank you this help a lot

[@ahmedaziz2251]

Many thanks

[@thejoyfulsound]

At position 12:30, when Mr. Lake is trying to recall the team(s) that handle biological emergencies, I believe he was thinking of EPA teams which are ERT, RERT, NCERT, and CBRN CMAD.

[@thejoyfulsound]

What is the potential for differing communication protocols, radio frequencies, and communication modes within a Task Force and if there is potential, how is the complication resolved?

[@jungleghostsurvival]

How can i upload video to my tablet

[@roshannath6438]

Can I get this slide

[@vishnusahadeo2875]

Is this the same thing Mark West Teaches

[@jmmarmz7902]

Tye, Thank you so much for this informative presentation, simple yet detailed. please have some time with this quiry of mine, can i ask for your email address or any social media account perhaps. Thank you and God bless

[@rickbennett9168]

Community Emergency Response #cert - link to slide presentation swipe.to/4276fh on how the whole community can respond in times of complex emergencies or natural disaster