INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT Copyright © 2014 James Smith. All rights reserved.

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INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT Copyright © 2014 James Smith. All rights reserved.

WHAT IS IMS? Management System for any incident Based on five functions One added for Law Enforcement— Intelligence Copyright © 2014 James Smith. All rights reserved.

WHY USE IMS? Responder Safety Establish Strategy Effective Use of Resources Tactical Coordination Establish Roles and Responsibilities Applicable across jurisdictions and agency function IMS/NIMS is both flexible and expandable IMS/NIMS represents a “best practice” Copyright © 2014 James Smith. All rights reserved.

PROBLEMS WITH IMS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT Fire Service Philosophy Rigid Structure Central Control Narrow span of control No autonomy of personnel No independent actions Ask before you act Personnel tend to “specialists” Copyright © 2014 James Smith. All rights reserved.

LAW ENFORCEMENT Large spans of control Do not need a rigid framework Encourage autonomy Encourage independent action Central control is “after the fact” Remember IMS is a “guide” Photos by Dr. John Wipfler Copyright © 2014 James Smith. All rights reserved.

WHEN IS IMS USED? During every incident, tactical events, clan labs, MVCs, others Copyright © 2014 James Smith. All rights reserved.

INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Liaison Finance/ Administration LogisticsOperationsPlanning Command Command Staff General Staff Added for law enforcement Copyright © 2014 James Smith. All rights reserved.

Finance LogisticsOperations Planning Safety Officer JIC/JIS/PIO Fire/ HazMat Law Enforcement Branch EMS Resources Unit Situations Unit Documentation Unit Demobilization Unit Technical Specialists Rescue Refuge Entry Decon Evacuation Investigation Perimeter Traffic CCP Triage Treatment Transport Service Branch Support Branch Supply Unit Facilities Unit Ground Support Unit Comm Unit Medical Unit Food Unit Time Unit Procurement Unit Compensation/ Claims Unit Cost Unit Public Health Hospitals Morgue Access Rail Law Enforcement Unified Command Fire Branch Staging Search Liaison Officer Intelligence Copyright © 2014 James Smith. All rights reserved.

INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IMS is a management system that applies common business practices to incident response Planning Directing Organizing Coordinating Communicating Delegating Evaluating Photo by Dr. John Wipfler Copyright © 2014 James Smith. All rights reserved.

EFFECTIVE INCIDENT MANAGEMENT Requires: Establishing objectives Setting priorities Assigning resources Coordination of several agencies with differing missions Copyright © 2014 James Smith. All rights reserved.

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