Incident Action Planning Process — "The Planning P¶
FEMA. Incident Action Planning Process — "The Planning P.
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Primes¶
- Operational Period
- Incident command systems: the formally named "operational period," a defined interval (often a 12- or 24-hour shift) with an Incident Action Plan committed for that period and a planning cycle at the boundary.
This sourceDefines the "operational period," the Incident Action Plan committed for each period, and the Operational Period Planning Cycle ("Planning P") run at each boundary.
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The FEMA excerpt supports an IAP developed for each operational period and a planning cycle repeated every period; it gives no 12- or 24-hour typical length.
“The development of IAPs is a cyclical process, and personnel repeat the planning steps every operational period.”
- Incident command systems: the formally named "operational period," a defined interval (often a 12- or 24-hour shift) with an Incident Action Plan committed for that period and a planning cycle at the boundary.
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