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Ramser COllllly- Wide bl/l"IJ!.l'l/cr OI1<T(lfiolls Plall Revisiol/ 5.1, ./ul1e. 2005 Finance/Administration Section Chief: The Finance/Administration Section Chief is responsible for all financial, administrative, and cost analysis aspects of the incident and for supervising members of the Finance/Administration section. Depending on the extent of the Incident Management team needed, this area of management may also have under its purview a Time Unit Leader, Procurement Unit Leader, Compensation/Claims Unit Leader, and Cost Unit Leader. (Source: FIRESCOPE, California Department of Emergency Services, 2001) ..___..._.__...............M..__..........h_........... "0_ ......._~ .. .. ........ . ................_. _._ .......... ".,_. ._.. ..__. _. ...... ...... "_"0_ .n.. ... ._........._.....__. ____. ...______.. .... .............. ___,,______ m On-scene incident management I On Scene Incident Commander The local jurisdiction immediately involved in the response will establish on-scene command immediately upon arrival. In most cases, the On Scene Commander will be the senior fire officer. In law enforcement specific situations, the senior law enforcement officer will be the On Scene Commander. County personnel will interface with this On Scene Commander. Personnel will only respond to scenes when requested or dispatched. General On-Scene Incident Management Procedures . Incident Commander (and/or Unified Command structure) will develop Incident Action Plans (lAP) for each incident and update them as the incident evolves. Operational periods will depend on the incident type, but will be no longer than 12 hours. . All responders, regardless of agency affiliation, report in to receive an assignment in accordance with procedures established by the IC. . Response operations are directed and coordinated as outlined in the lAP. . Each individual involved in incident operations is assigned to only one supervisor. . Supervisors adequately supervise and control their subordinates. . Supervisors communicate with and manage all resources under their supervision. . Supervisors record and report resource status changes to Operations as they occur. Incident Response Matrix Under this matrix, some incident types will be managed by a unified command based on size and/or complexity, and may include more than one primary agency. NIMS also provides agencies the authority to direct operations related to their core competencies at incidents, which includes giving tactical direction to other agencies performing operations within that competency. ,1.)