Onshore Incident Commander

Some of the most important things that an Onshore Incident Commander does when an incident or emergency occurs in a company:

- Being the "Primary Point of Contact": Being the only person contacted by the party in need

- Being the "Source of Truth": Being the only person who provides the correct information

- Being the Supervisor of the entire incident

- Being the Manager of all aspects

- Direct team

- Coordinate with the team

- Conduct and maintain clear communication between all parties and team members

- Prevent disruptions from occurring when incidents and emergencies are handled

- Prevent disruptions from occurring within the team's work

- Avoid duplication of work

- Ensure everyone is working according to the established Safety Procedures

- Establish a Chain of Command that is very important for the safety of personnel, business, and customers

- Improve safety, efficiency, and effectiveness during emergencies

The Onshore Incident Commander must have the skills to:

- Plan

- Prepare

- Prevent

- Respond

- Monitor

- Control

- Manage

- Delegate

- Command

- Communicate

- Evaluate

The Onshore Incident Commander must have the knowledge about:

- Major emergencies/incidents: Controllable ones, escalated ones and uncontrollable ones

- Emergency / Incident Plans and Procedures

- Emergency / Incident Management

- Incident Command Structure

- Incident Command Post Facilities

- Incident Management Team

- Stress

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