Completing an Incident Report - Operations

Completing an Incident Report - Operations

Purpose

  1. This article will guide you through the Operations section of an Incident Report.

Related Articles

  1. Completing an Incident Report - Response 
  2. Completing an Incident Report - Size-up 
  3. Completing an Incident Report - People Involved
  4. Completing an Incident Report - Information 
  5. Completing an Incident Report - Wrap Up
  6. Completing an Incident Report - Completing and Authorizing
  7. Completing an Incident Report - Printing Reports

The First Due incident report workflow is designed to follow a typical incident: 
  1. Response (unit times, incident type)
  2. Size-up (scene details)
  3. People Involved (Property Owner, EMS, Injured FF)
  4. Operations (actions taken) 
  5. Information (property, vehicle, and equipment involved)
  6. Wrap up (narratives).
Items within an Incident Report that are annotated with an (*) are mandatory items. These MUST be completed to finalize the Incident Report.

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Directions

  1. Navigate to Incident Documentation > Incident List.





  2. Once you have completed the Size-up section of an incident, select the Operations section from the menu of the left side of the Incident report.






  3. The Operations Section contains two areas

    1. (A) Command and Safety (NFORS)
    2. (B) Actions






  4. The Command and Safety (NFORS) section contains the following fields: 

    1. (A) Initial Command Established - Records details about Incident Command being established. 
    2. (B) Command Transferred - Records details if Incident Command was transferred.   
    3. (C) 360 Degree Size-up completed - Records details about the 360 Degree size up.
    4. (D) Operations Section - Records details about when or if Operational divisions were established.





      Each operations division established will contain its own details.




      See Step 4 in NFIRS Setup - 3. Size up and Operations to enable the Command and Safety (NFORS) section


  5. NFIRS Action taken codes can be recorded for:

    1. (A) Departmental Actions Taken.
    2. (B) Unit Actions Taken. (actions taken by each unit)
    3. (C) Individual Actions Taken. (actions taken by each person)




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