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TRUE OR FALSE Someone who serves as a Director every day might not hold that title when deployed under an ICS structure?
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Is it true that ifSomeone who serves as a Director every day might not hold that title when deployed under an ICS structure?
Yes, it is true that someone who serves as Director every day might not hold that title when deployed under the ICS structure. It would depend under what category they are deployed. The categories are Operations, Planning, Logistics, and Finance.
The Incident Command System ICS is?
true or false, someone who serves as a director every day might not hold that title when deployed under an ics structure?
Does someone who serves as a director every day hold that title when deployed under an ics structure?
No, a person should be assigned a position in an ICS structure according to the needs of the incident and the person's skills and qualifications, not necessarily their everyday title.
The Incident Command System is a proven incident management system that is?
Associated with Homeland Security service and to some extent ( chemical accidents like the Deepwater Horizon)- EPA> It is not a regular commisioned rank.
If someone serves on the board of directors of an organization do you refer to the person's position as a board of director?
No, simply director. The board refers to the entire group of directors collectively.
Which structure in males serves as both a reproductive and urinary structure?
urethra
Who serves as the Georgia State Executive Director in fccla?
some dude
What structure serves as a cell's boundary?
The cell membrane.
What structure serves as an energy reserve?
Fat Bodies
What is the small muscular structure that hangs from the soft palate and can be seen when you look in someone's mouth?
It is the uvula. I'm not sure it is really muscular though. Or what purpose it serves either.
What yellowish structure serves as an energy reserve?
Fat Bodies
What structure serves as a passageway for both urine and sperm?
The Urethra
