Module 3 - ICS Facilities

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INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM

EXECUTIVE COURSE

MODULE 3: ICS
FACILITIES
Module Objective
Upon completion of this module, participants
will be able to describe the facilities used in
ICS, their purposes and appropriate map
symbols.

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Scope of Presentation
1. Incident Command Post
2. Staging Area(s)
3. Base
4. Camp(s)
5. Helibase
6. Helispot(s)

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Factors to Consider when
Establishing ICS Facilities
• Needs of the incident

• Length of time the facility will be used

• Cost to establish the facility

• Environmental considerations

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INCIDENT COMMAND
POST
Incident Command Post (ICP)

• Location for primary command functions

• Facility dedicated for the IC

• Only one ICP for every incident

• Symbol:

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ICP for Bohol Earthquake, 2013
Governor’s Mansion , Tagbilaran City
ICP for Papal Visit, 2015
Manila
ICP for Mt Apo Fire, 2016
Davao City
ICP for ASEAN, 2017
Metro Manila
ICP for Marawi Crisis, 2017
Iligan City
STAGING AREA(S)
Staging Area(s)

• Location of resources waiting for


assignments and ready for mobilization

• May have several Staging Areas

• Symbol:
S
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Staging Area for Typhoon Ruby, 2014:
Batangas City
Staging Area for APEC, 2015:
Manila
Staging Area for Dinagyang, 2017
Iloilo City
BASE
Base
• Location for out-of-service equipment (for
repair) and personnel (for medication)

• Only one Base for every incident

• Symbol:
B
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Base in the US
CAMP(S)
Camp(s)
• Temporary location to provide services for
responders (accommodation, food, water,
sanitary services, etc.)

• May have several Camps

C
• Symbol:

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Camps in the US
Camps in the Philippines
HELIBASE
Helibase
• Location where helicopters and air assets
may be parked, maintained, fueled, and
loaded.

• Symbol:
H

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Helibases in the US
Helibases in the Philippines
HELISPOT(S)
Helispot(s)
• Temporary locations where helicopters and air
assets can safely land and take off

• Used to load or off-load personnel, equipment,


and supplies

• May have several Helispots

• Symbol: H-1

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Helispots in the US
Helispots in the Philippines
Other Facilities
• Camps for displaced persons
• Warehouse for inventory of donations of
supplies, etc.
• Security/Safety facilities
• Morgue for Disaster Victim Identification
• Others?

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MODULE EXERCISE
See Activity Packet for Instructions
Module Summary
• There are 6 standard facilities in ICS.

• Establishing the facilities depends on the


requirements of the response.

• Other facilities may be added as necessary.

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Module Objective
Upon completion of this module, participants
will be able to describe the facilities used in
ICS, their purposes and appropriate map
symbols.

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Learning Insight
“Design is not just what it looks and feels
like. Design is how it works”
Steve Jobs
1955-2011

Photo credit: Google Images

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