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Working with military
…of the strategic co-ordinating group (SCG). Below this is the tactical command level, which functions through a tactical co-ordinating group (TCG). The operational commander will work at or very near the scene. 13.2.1 Co-location Co-locating commanders is essential. When commanders are co-located, they can perform the functions of command, control and…
Relevance index of the result: 458.7
Definitions
…operation or incident, to make decisions and give direction in order to achieve jointly defined and agreed objectives. Personnel who provide subject matter expertise or advice do so in support of the Operations or Tactical Commander and as part of the Command Support Team. Commander Personnel who, by function or…
Relevance index of the result: 87.37
National Inter-Agency Liaison Officer (NILO)
…of the CONTEST strategy Intelligence and information sharing between partner agencies Inter-agency planning, operational preparedness, liaison and response to incidents Co-operation and understanding amongst agencies on matters of organisational capacity, capability, command, policies and procedures Delivering tactical advice and intelligence when supporting strategic, tactical or operational commanders, supported by the…
Relevance index of the result: 65.53
Command Levels
Relevance index of the result: 62.41
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Command Levels. Document format: JPG
Command Levels. Document format: AI
Command Levels. Document format: EPS
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Command Levels. Document format: PDF
Common operating picture
A common operating picture (COP) has been defined as: “A common overview of an incident that is created by assessing and fusing information from multiple sources, and is shared between appropriate command, control and co-ordinating groups to support joint decision-making”. A common operating picture is a single point of reference…
Relevance index of the result: 43.69
Train the Trainer
No further Train the Trainer workshops will be provided on a national basis. There is no further requirement for command trainers to attend the College of Policing JESIP Train the Trainer course. The command trainer person specification is available…
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Train the Trainer. Document format: PDF
JESIP Newsletter – Autumn 2023 Edition
…expectations on responders. These are set out in the JESIP Joint Doctrine page 8, section 3.2. Commanders and Control Room Managers/Supervisors and anyone who may need to act up into that role during an incident, should attend a JESIP Training Course once every 3 years. This course should be multi-agency,…
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JESIP Command Training Modules (PowerPoint)
Relevance index of the result: 37.44
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Role of Commanders. Document format: PPTX
Information & Intelligence. Document format: PPTX
Assess Threat & Risk. Document format: PPTX
Power, Policies & Procedures. Document format: PPTX
Identify Options & Contingencies. Document format: PPTX
Take Action & Review. Document format: PPTX
Command Communications. Document format: PPTX
Tactical Command
Relevance index of the result: 37.44
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Tactical Command. Document format: PDF
Strategic Command
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Strategic Command. Document format: PDF