
Executives play a critical role in supporting incident response by establishing policy, providing oversight, and ensuring coordination between organizational leadership and Incident Command. This course introduces executive-level participants to the Incident Command System and their responsibilities in supporting incident operations.
Course Overview
ICS Canada’s I-402 provides a foundational understanding of the Incident Command System (ICS), Unified and Area Command, and multi-agency coordination for executives and administrators who are responsible for establishing or implementing policy but are not typically part of on-scene operations. The course also addresses responsibilities and information flow between Executives and Incident Commanders.
This presentation is currently available in English and is delivered by Type 1 qualified instructors.
Who This Course Is For
- Executives and senior leaders
- Administrators and policy makers
- Personnel involved in emergency planning, response, or recovery efforts
Course Objectives
At the successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Demonstrate a basic understanding of the Incident Command System from an executive or administrative perspective.
- Describe Unified and Area Command and multi-agency coordination concepts.
- Explain the relationship between Executives and Incident Commanders.
- Identify executive responsibilities in supporting incident operations.
- Apply foundational ICS concepts to endorse and support site operations at the policy level.
Delivery Format
Activities may include instructor-led, lecture-based instruction supported by facilitated discussion, and asynchronous activities.
Duration
Half day (approximately 2–3 hours)
Recommended Pre-requisite:
None.
Please check with your organization or Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) to determine if you need a take any pre-requisites before this course.
Comparable Courses
- FEMA/EMI G0402
- USDA I-402
Next Steps
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