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LAW ENFORCEMENT INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM TRAINING

GBPC provides National Incident Management System (NIMS) based Incident Command System (ICS) training to law enforcement, fire, emergency medical services and other personnel through its specially trained and seasoned team of instructors.  This program is a combination of classroom instruction and practical hands-on scenarios utilizing simulation exercises conducted on a 96 square foot “Model City Simulator”©.    Participants who complete this course will be able to list the seven critical tasks to be accomplished during the initial phase of an incident; utilize the critical tasks for incident resolution in various simulated exercise scenarios; determine and describe who is the key decision maker or “Incident Commander” at any given type of incident; describe and practice in a simulated environment the shifting of the command structure as an incident progresses; describe the agency response, desired outcomes and termination activities to be performed given varying incident characteristics; utilize the ICS structure as a tool for pre-planning events; and assess the strengths and weaknesses of a department’s capability to respond to critical incidents.

ICS training may be scheduled at the request of both member and non-member departments and organizations.  Additional information about the fee structure is available upon request from Chief Frederick Ryan, Arlington Police Department at (781)316-3900.

The GBPC ICS website offers several easy-to-use mechanisms designed to build upon training provided through the GBPC’s LEICS project.  Members departments who have received the LEICS training may access templates for generating Incident Command and Mutual Aid rules and regulations, standard operating procedures or orders, and operational guide templates for providing field personnel guidance in implementing ICS. 

Click here to download an Application for LEICS Website User Access.

Click here for a link to the GBPC ICS website at ics.gbpc.org.