Fire and Rescue International Vol 6 No 2

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Incident Command System (ICS)

New Incident Command System (ICS) Master-Mind PC Game launched

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he general definition of training, being it refresher or by playing training games is, ‘It is the process of learning the skills that you need for a job or activity by acquiring the knowledge, skills and abilities for effective performance.” Most of us play games and, as you hit the start button on the first question, you see the timer start counting down 10 .. 9… 8… 7… and then you remembered you chosen the ‘hard’ option, 20 seconds to answer the question! Time elapse and you could not finish or answer the question correctly? Then welcome to the all-new Incident Command System (ICS) Master-Mind PC Game where fun is the name and the game, while refreshing and learning ICS terminology, skills, the planning process and much much more! The ICS Master-Mind Game will allow for you or your organisation to: •  Have trivia days •  Challenge yourself •  Have fun competitions with friends Whatever you want, the all-new ICS Master Mind Game will bring it to you! The ICS Master-Mind PC Game consists of the ICS I100 (Basic ICS), ICS I200 (ICS for initial response), ICS I300 (ICS for expanding incidents)

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and the Full Planning Process including the demobilisation leg. The component on each level includes multiple-choice and true/false questions, while the Planning Process consists of relevant quizzes for every ‘block’ of the Planning Process. You choose your level of skills to play the game and answer more than 200 random questions per level from easy to hard. Some back-ground music set the tone, which can be turned off. The game also includes some ‘funky’ sounds if you right or wrong and cool, soothing colours for the eyes. The game automatically keeps your highest scores, so you do not need to start over. We even added a pause button if you need to look up answers or get a quick cup of coffee or want to browse through the help files. Ask yourself now again the question, ‘Should refresher training/skills development not be a standard? Especially when we work or manage people during incidents or events, no matter the size or the complex?’ We all know that knowledge fade over time; it is basically ‘use it or lose it’ unless we review from time to time. So why not use a fun method to keep you updated?

Eight reasons to use the ICS MasterMind PC Game: 1. It helps to build long-term memory and knowledge of the ICS 2. It reduces mistakes and improves productivity 3. It brings you back to speed after long break not implementing the training 4. It helps keep everyone on the same page and learning becomes part of the culture and not just a certificate 5. It keeps you up to date with the industry 6. It helps as a reminder important but seldom used information 7. It develops manager and supervisors into leaders 8. It identifies knowledge gaps and training needs Invest in your people, organisation and yourself by continuing to grow your fundamentals of the Incident Command System (ICS) with our new ICS Master-Mind PC Game. We are working hard to bring you the next level of different ICS games that will blow your mind and grow even your ICS practical decisionmaking processes. Available soon! Contact us for our special on our ICS Master-Mind Game, where your fun begins! Volume 6 | No 2


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Grief

1min
page 67

Helicopter rescue: First performed by the US Army Air Forces in April 1944 during World War II in Burma

7min
pages 64-66

The Garden Route in flames book: Chapter 5 - by Dr Neels de Ronde

10min
pages 61-63

New association for wildland fire fighters launched

2min
page 60

Command Corner: Frontal assault on a wildfire - by Chief Tim Murphy

3min
page 56

Firebreaks: Placement/location of fire belts - by Tiaan Pool

9min
pages 57-59

The Lowveld and Escarpment Fire Protection Association

6min
pages 52-55

New Incident Command System (ICS) Master-Mind PC Game launched - by Michelle Kleinhans

2min
pages 50-51

Multi-generational leadership in the fire service - by Etienne du Toit

7min
pages 48-49

Flammable liquid fuel road tanker emergencies - by Colin Deiner

12min
pages 44-47

Botswana Ministry of Health invests in 120 new ambulances

3min
pages 40-42

New technology for ER24’s new generation ambulances

2min
page 43

Ambulance technology - by Oliver Wright

8min
pages 36-38

German Embassy sponsors COVID-19 ambulance and equipment for Namibian medical NGO

3min
page 39

Multi patient extrication: Your destination is reward for safe driving - by Julius Fleischman and Neville van Rensburg 42

13min
pages 32-35

Lukas Jaws of Life® launches eDraulic®

1min
pages 30-31

Breathe easier while fighting fires with the Dräger PSS AirBoss SCBA

2min
pages 28-29

Second generation heavy technical rescue vehicles for City of Cape Town Fire and Rescue Service - by Fred Munnik

9min
pages 10-13

Pro Ethnos Fire and Rescue Training Centre provides practical and online training

4min
pages 22-24

First official large-scale test on a multi-storey external façade wall system performed at FireLab - by Kobus Strydom

4min
pages 25-27

Gauteng’s Modderfontein fire training ground gets new lease on life

3min
pages 20-21

Don’t have the wool pulled over your eyes when it comes to non-fluorinated foams: Here are the facts - by Trevor Fiford

8min
pages 14-17

Proportioning technology for high-viscous (alcohol resistant and fluorine-free) foam agents: Things to consider - by Ingo Weiss

5min
pages 18-19

South Africa’s National Sea Rescue Institute wins two coveted international awards

8min
pages 6-8

The District Development Model (DDM Opportunities to enhance provision of Fire Services - by Dr Musiwalo Moses Khangale and Ms Matie Losper

3min
page 9
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