NET Incident Command System (ICS) Forms: Difference between revisions

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The Damage Assessment Form is the most essential form in a volunteer’s kit. A volunteer uses the form to record damage observed in a neighborhood (such as fires, utility hazards, structural damage, injuries and casualties, and available access) while moving through the area to the NET Staging Area. Upon arriving at the NET Staging Area, the volunteer turns the Damage Assessment Form in to the Incident Team Leader. The ITL then uses all the Damage Assessment Forms to prioritize plans and action items (reflected on [https://volunteerpdx.net/index.php/NET_Incident_Command_System_(ICS)_Forms#NET_Form_4:_Assignment_Briefing Form 4: Team Leader’s Assignment Tracking Log]).
The Damage Assessment Form is the most essential form in a volunteer’s kit. A volunteer uses the form to record damage observed in a neighborhood (such as fires, utility hazards, structural damage, injuries and casualties, and available access) while moving through the area to the NET Staging Area. Upon arriving at the NET Staging Area, the volunteer turns the Damage Assessment Form in to the Incident Team Leader. The ITL then uses all the Damage Assessment Forms to prioritize plans and action items (reflected on [https://volunteerpdx.net/index.php/NET_Incident_Command_System_(ICS)_Forms#NET_Form_4:_Assignment_Briefing Form 4: Team Leader’s Assignment Tracking Log]).


Thanks to insight from drills and exercises, NET volunteers redesigned this form to facilitate faster radio communications. Those redesigns are represented below in Forms 1b-1, 1b-2, and 1c. Use of these versions of the forms are ''optional'' and to the discretion of an ITL.
Thanks to insight from drills and exercises, NET volunteers redesigned this form to support consolidation of information at staging areas and to facilitate more efficient radio communications. Those redesigns are represented below in Forms 1b-1, 1b-2, and 1c. Use of these versions of the forms are ''optional'' and to the discretion of an ITL.
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