CBRNe incident Commanders Advanced Competencies training

• Analyze a CBRNE incident to determine the complexity of the problem and potential outcomes.
• Plan response operations within the capabilities and competencies of available personnel, personal protective equipment, and control equipment
• Implement a response to favorably change the outcome consistent with the emergency response plan or standard operating procedures
• Implement a response to favorably change the outcome consistent with the emergency response plan or standard operating procedures
• Terminate the emergency phase of the incident
• Collecting and Interpreting Hazard and Response Information
• Estimating Potential Outcomes
• Identify the steps for estimating the outcomes within an endangered area of a CBRNE incident
• Planning the Response and Identifying Response Objectives
• Identify the possible response options to accomplish a given response objective.
• Approving the Level of Personal Protective Equipment
• Developing an Incident Action Plan
• Implementing an Incident Command System.
• Directing Resources (Private and Governmental).
• Providing a Focal Point for Information Transfer to the Media and Elected Officials
• Evaluating Progress of the Incident Action Plan.
• Transferring Command and Control.
• Conducting a Debriefing.
• Conducting a Critique
• Reporting and Documenting the CBRNE Incident.

Commanders who within the course of their regular daily duties may be required to initially respond to incidents and emergency events e.g.

• Military, Police, Fire Fighting
• Paramedics and medical staff
• Customs, air, and seaports