Commanding both non-emergency and emergency incidents requires an enhanced understanding of command management. Understanding how to command (both during single and unified command operations) and the use of the private sector branch director’s command organization are critical to a good outcome of the event! These command changes are discussed in detail during the simulations. The span of control using branches, division, and groups, are detailed to understand how to handle large events. Non-emergency and emergency simulations teach the lessons learned from prior experiences. Understanding the non-emergency and emergency size up is critical to incident development. An enhanced understanding is given by demonstrating how issues have resulted in initiating progressive procedures. The skills learned in the simulation lab are based on research data from incidents including failure to complete and obtain successful size-up information, recognize how and what resources are needed, and understand the dynamics of the non-emergency or emergency incident. Focus is placed on following your organization’s operating procedure and compliance with the National Incident Management System (NIMS). To prepare front-line personnel, specialty response teams of all disciplines, as well as company and elected officials they will learn cutting-edge technology, critical thinking, and appropriate decision making. Business personnel will be prepared to handle emergency incidents in your community or company. The ICSC instructors will address command, tactics, and safety concerns for handling these incidents. We tailor simulations based on the facility. Contact us and see what we can do for you.