Implement New IAP & Assess Progress - Overview

Coordinator

Incident Commander/Unified Command (IC/UC) & Section Chiefs

Participants

Section Chiefs

Purpose

1. Execution of the IAP should be primarily directed by the Operations Section to ensure accuracy and effectiveness.
2. Progress assessment is on-going and used to adjust/optimize current operations and inform Planning for the next operational period planning process.

When

Continuous throughout operational period. Summary of input should be communicated prior to the Command Objectives Meeting

Duration

8+ Hours

Critical Work Activities

1. Operations Section directs implementation of the plan.
2. All Command & General Staff shall review the incident progress and make recommendations to the IC/UC in prep. for the next Command Objectives Meeting.
3. Operations field supervisors/leaders should communicate plan successes and recommended revisions for the next operational period IAP through the OSC. a Supervisors may reallocate resources within their assignment to adapt to changing conditions. All changes should be communicated to the OSC as necessary.
4. IC/UC encourages Command & General Staff to get out of the ICP and view first hand the areas of the incident they are supporting.

Typical IAP Components

Incident Management - Detailed Incident Action Plan (IAP) As appropriate

• IAP Cover Page (PSC)
• Weather Report (SITL)
• Incident Map (SITL)
• Form 202 Incident Objectives (PSC)
• Form 203 Org List or Form 207 Org. Chart (RESL)
• Form 204 Assignment Lists (RESL)
• Form 205 Comms Plan (COML)
• Form 206 Medical Plan (SOFR/MEDL)