TRAINING COMPETENCIES/PHYSICAL CAPABILITIES. The sending agency has the responsibility to ensure that personnel are trained to a basic level of proficiency based upon the mission. In addition, all responding personnel must be NIMS compliant. All responding personnel should meet the minimum level of certification as provided by the appropriate state agency and/or meet the appropriate nationally recognized standards of the National Emergency Responder Credentialing System for the position to be filled. Additionally, personnel responding to an activation of the plan shall be in physical condition commensurate with the expected tasks to be performed and conditions to be faced. Such assurances for NIMS compliance, training competencies and physical ability must come from the authority sending the assistance and be capable of being proved by audit. All parties to this agreement agree to exchange training opportunities, share planning documents, resource listings and standard operating guidelines.
TRAINING COMPETENCIES/PHYSICAL CAPABILITIES. All personnel responding to an Agreement activation shall have the requisite professional certifications for the position they are filling. And, at the minimum, they will have met the NIMS Compliance requirements as delineated in Appendix A (NIMS Compliance Requirements). NIMS compliance requirements for personnel not specifically designated in Appendix A will be identified by the requesting agency as necessary.
TRAINING COMPETENCIES/PHYSICAL CAPABILITIES. All personnel responding to a plan activation shall have the requisite training/certification and shall be in physical condition commensurate with the expected tasks/position they will be filling. The Authority Having Jurisdiction will be responsible to insure assigned personnel meet the minimum training and fitness for duty requirements. At the minimum, they will have met the following minimum requirements: • Firefighting personnel: Personnel shall be certified by their Agency Head to perform assigned tasks • Medical personnel: State of Idaho Basic EMT certification for medical personnel • All responders: FEMA ICS 100 training or NWCG I-100. DOCUMENTATION Once requested resources are en route, it is critical that the documentation process begin. Documentation is important in order to receive funds should the incident become eligible for reimbursement at the State or Federal level. The documentation process is the responsibility of both the supporting agency and the Incident Commander/Incident Management Team.
