Transcription of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief
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Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Incident Command System Training manual December 2010 . North American Mission Board Table of Contents CHAPTER ONE. A BRIEF HISTORY OF Southern Baptist Disaster Relief ..1. CHAPTER TWO. INTRODUCTION TO THE INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM ..5. History of Incident Command System ..5. Objectives of Incident Command Functional Components of Incident Command System ..6. Adaptability/Flexibility ..7. CHAPTER THREE. PRINCIPLES AND FEATURES OF THE INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM ..9. Primary ICS Management Functions ..9. Management by Unity and Chain of Command ..10. Establishment of the Transfer of Command ..10. Organizational Flexibility ..11. Unified Span of Control ..11. Incident Action Plan ..11. CHAPTER FOUR. ORGANIZATION OF THE INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM ..13. Command Staff.
ICS Manual: December 2010 3 care, or recovery). It was not unusual to need a team of eight to 12 people to give leadership and coordination to a large, multistate disaster relief response. Another development in the operational leadership of disaster relief was the institution of the Disaster Operations Center (DOC) in 1999.
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