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Incident
Commander (IC)

On-scene incident commanders carry overall responsibility for managing the emergency scenario by establishing objectives, planning, strategizing, and implementing tactics.

Initial Training

For a new IC, OSHA requires 24 hours of initial training, and training on additional Incident Commander topics.

Recommended courses:

24 Hour Initial + 4 Hour Initial

29 CFR 1910.120(q)(6)(v)

Refresher Training

For employees trained to this level, OSHA requires annual refresher training.

Recommended courses:

4 Hour Refresher + 4 Hour IC Refresher

29 CFR 1910.120(q)(8)

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IncidentCommander (IC)

Initial Training

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Incident
Commander (IC)