188k views
4 votes
Determining who needs to communicate requires in-depth, position-by-position analysis of the MAC System, from the Incident Command Post through the:

a. Local EOC.
b. Federal level.
c. State EOC.
d. Mutual aid partners.

User Phate
by
7.6k points

1 Answer

0 votes

The answer is B. Federal Level.

The National Incident Management System has established two basic requirements for communications; interoperability and redundancy. Communications systems are interoperable, at least this what many jurisdictions believe in. However, when a wide range-scale disaster occurs, interoperability problems emerge. To determine interoperability, we should consider asking ourselves questions like, who needs to communicate and with whom. Making these determinations requires an in-depth, position-by-position analysis of the MAC System, from the Incident Command Post through the federal level of government.

User Eric Sauer
by
7.9k points