Key Bridge: ICS Expanding Incident - WaveTalkers LIVE 101
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- Key Bridge: ICS Perspective On An Expanding Incident
Please Join Us this Sunday for WaveTalkers LIVE: Episode 101
This week the WaveTalkers crew dives into the early moments of the real world Expanding Incident: The Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse in Baltimore Maryland, March 2024.
We will listen to and interpret the communications traffic that occurred in the early moments of the incident through the lens of the Incident Command System (ICS). You will hear the real time and real world implementation of ICS as information is gathered, confirmed, and acted upon by the first responders on the scene.
Calm, clear, and concise communications combined with exceptional leadership empowered diverse teams of highly trained professionals to quickly organize and collaboratively work together with the singular objective of accomplishing the mission. All involved, seamlessly integrated into a unified command structure for this rapidly expanding and tragic incident which until this week, could have only been conceived of happening in Central City.
We will wrap up Episode 101 with an after party for all of those joining us in the Zoom. We would love to hear what insights you have gained while watching the Key Bridge Incident unfold before your eyes.
Key Bridge: ICS Perspective ON An Expanding Incident (Episode 101)
March 31, 2024
1pm Pacific ST / 4pm Eastern ST / 2000 UTC
Zoom Doors will open approximately 10 min before the live stream starts.
Thank you for joining us our this journey into ham radio and emergency communications.
73!
Chris Mattia de W6AH
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Thank you so much for such a professional analysis of the Baltimore Key Bridge collapse response. This was a most important session for understanding EmComm and the Incident Command System in a major incident. We got to hear ICS in action. FINE JOB guys!!
I'm proud to know you.
We are thrilled to have you learning with us and engaging with us every week. Thrilled to hear how much you enjoyed this session. Much thanks for the kind words.
Clarifies so much about the ICS system and how it works. Excellent commentary providing thorough explanations by experienced professionals. Very well done. Thank you
Thank you, and Strong Work completing another course in your learning path!
Very informative, many thanks for producing these videos 73 Nigel ZL2SEA
I know this will be popping up in training classes. Very well done!
100% agree, this event will likely be studied for years to come as a prime example of how to do ICS right. Thanks for learning with us.
Great job WaveTalkers team! I would not be surprised to see a case study made of this incident; the professionalism from the first unit on scene down to the county dispatcher was impressive.
Thank you for learning with us. 100% agree, this incident will be become a case study for many ICS courses in the future as a prime example of how ICS works.
Thanks for learning with us!
Ya'll did a great job of showing how this event unfolded into the ICS system
Thank you. Thanks for learning with us!
And hats off to the Emergency Services Dispatchers who kept track of the resources for the IC. And to those who formulated the run cards for an event such as this. When I hear the list of units/agencies being called on the air, you know something big happened. Kudos for the first unit taking the Incident Commander position in the early stages of the situation.
Absolutely amazing work by the Dispatchers, 100%
IC - Battalion Chief 6, stellar job.
All involved Strong Work!!!
Excellent analysis of the initial response to this event. This was from a single point of view There were multiple agencies involved, but this helps us understand the magnitude of the response.
Great Information. My take-away:
- Use well paced, concise, clear, plain language with accurate and complete information with as much of the who, what, when, where, why you can provide that can be heard and copied on the first transmission.
- Say it twice, because the people on the other end may not be in a stable quite environment.