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Communications in the Incident Command System
Number 2 May 2007. Communications in the Incident Command System By Dan Hawkins SEARCH. Introduction military roots to serve domestic emergen- Unfortunately, as we have often seen, cy response needs, including communica- Communications and Command failures Communications is an inseparable tions. Today, ICS provides a rich set of are intertwined. Structured, consistent component of modern Command and tools for managing human and techno- means of managing Communications control systems. In the United States, logical resources to ensure effective and resources are necessary, particularly dur- the Incident Command System (ICS) has efficient management of emergencies of ing incidents involving multiple agencies.
• Integrated communications, includ-ing development and use of a com-mon communications plan covering processes and technology. n Common Terminology The importance of common terminology is clear in interagency communications: responders cannot coordinate and co-operate if they are unable to understand one another when they try to communi-cate.
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