FIRESCOPE FOG (ICS 420-1) 1.3.2

Since its establishment in 1972, FIRESCOPE has been dedicated to enhancing the effectiveness of first responders through the dissemination of critical operational information. The introduction of the interactive 2022 Field Operations Guide (FOG) ICS 420-1 stands as a testament to this commitment.

This application encompasses all the essential content found in the 2022 printed version of FOG ICS 420-1, facilitating easy access to vital resources related to Resource Typing, ICS Forms, Position Checklists, Organization Charts, and practical examples designed to assist with incident organization utilizing the Incident Command System (ICS) across various All-Hazard Incidents.

The latest update introduces several new features aimed at improving user experience, including:

• Support for both landscape and portrait viewing options.
• Functional zoom capability for enhanced readability.
• ICS forms are now viewable and fillable via Adobe Acrobat.
• A traditional chapter viewing format is also available.

In addition to accessing crucial ICS information, users can quickly find invaluable resources such as Wildland Fire Management Guiding Principles, Leader's Intent, Tactical Engagement strategies, Levels of Engagement, Powerline Safety protocols, and a Structure Assessment Checklist.

The application further includes comprehensive insights on a wide range of ICS topics, such as:

• Responder Rehab
• Common Responsibilities
• Multi-Agency Coordination System (MACS)
• Area Command
• Complex Incident Command
• Unified Command
• Planning Process
• Operations and Logistics
• Finance/Administration
• Organizational Guides
• Resource Types and Minimum Standards
• Hazardous Materials Management
• Multi-Casualty Incidents Response
• Urban Search and Rescue Operations
• Swiftwater/Flood Search and Rescue Protocols
• Rapid Extraction Module Support (REMS)
• Unified Response to Violence
• Wildland Urban Interface (WUI), with updated terminology
• High Rise Structure Fire Incidents Management
• Protective Action Guidelines
• Firefighter Incident Safety and Accountability Guidelines
• Behavioral Health Critical Incident Peer Support Teams (CIPS)
• A Glossary of Terms for better clarity
• Communication Practices
• California Agency Designators
• Operational Area Identifiers

This application serves as an indispensable tool for first responders, ensuring they have access to crucial information that can aid in their decision-making processes during emergency situations.