Agency Administrator Incident Business Management Responsibilities.

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Agency Administrator Incident Business Management Responsibilities

6/13/2016AA Session 2 Objectives Describe an Agency Administrator’s incident business management responsibilities. Describe interactions between an Agency Administrator and an Incident Business Advisor. Describe how to integrate the Incident Business Advisor into an existing and/or expanded incident response organization.

6/13/2016AA Session 3 AA Business Management Responsibilities Provide financial oversight. Ensure unit’s business management requirements are established. Monitor incident business management activities.

6/13/2016AA Session 4 Pre-Season Knowledge of incident business management policy and procedures. Interagency Incident Business Management Handbook Geographic Area Supplements Agency Policy

6/13/2016AA Session 5 Pre-Season (cont.) Establish operating guidelines for incident business management. Service and Supply Plan Casual Hiring Process Payment Processes EERA Process

6/13/2016AA Session 6 Pre-Season (cont.) Assess unit’s capability to support an incident. Staff Qualifications Availability of Other Resources

6/13/2016AA Session 7 During Incident Incident Business Support Trigger Points Determine Need for: Buying Team Administrative Payment Team Incident Business Advisor

6/13/2016AA Session 8 During Incident (cont) IBA Role Address agency priorities and concerns. Provide business management advice. Provide written narrative. Facilitate communication.

6/13/2016AA Session 9 During Incident (cont.) Unit Organization Agency Administrator Fire & Other Staff Administrative Staff Incident Business Advisor Incident Management Team

6/13/2016AA Session 10 During Incident (cont.) IBA Interaction & Coordination Other Entities – Area Command – BAER Team – Review Teams – FEMA – Military & National Guard – Local/State Governments – Tribal Governments – Department of Corrections Unit Organization Support Units – Expanded Dispatch – Cache – Buying Team – Administrative Payment Team

6/13/2016AA Session 11 Post Assignment Order Replacement IBA Transition with Out-Going IBA Complete IBA Performance Evaluation

6/13/2016AA Session 12 Objectives Describe an Agency Administrator’s incident business management responsibilities. Describe interactions between an Agency Administrator and Incident Business Advisor. Describe how to integrate the Incident Business Advisor into an existing and/or expanded incident response organization.