National Incident Management Systems
Duty Responsibilities of Commander
National Incident Management System (NIMS) (PART 1)
As the commander of the National Management System (NIMS), I have viewed the situation in a considerable amount of attention. The situation at hand needs to be carefully monitored and put into effect a counteractive method of operation. I and my unit's mission are to conduct this operation in the best way possible in order to rescue the hostages and apprehend the said terrorists who have no place in this kind of our society.
The NIMS occasionally deals with domestic incidents, but the situation at hand involves terrorists and Israeli citizens making this event a matter of international interest. My command structure will have the incident command system (ICS) which comprises of five major functional areas, the command, operations, logistics and finance/administration. The situation at hand being a complex situation has led to the need of other separate functional sections. All these functional sections will have several units. The following is the command structure that will be put in place.
To have a successful mission, the communications and information management section will be put in place under the command. This unit will require those emergency management/response personnel and their affiliated organizations to use standardized communications types. There is a Strategic Communication unit which will deal with High-level directions; including resource priority decisions, roles and responsibilities. Determinations, and overall incident response courses of action...
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