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Simplify Your Incident Action Planning Process


Coordinated NIMS Incident Planner

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Coordinated NIMS Incident Planner assists first responders and management teams in the development of Incident Action Plans.  The revolutionary new software combines city, county, state and federal levels with independent response organizations to create a multiple-agency plan that cuts Incident Action Plan development and preparation times in half. 

CNIP’s unique advantage:  It replaces ad hoc templates and paper forms with a wizard-driven, user-friendly, network-capable Incident Action Plan development tool.  The software encompasses all plan sections as required by the National Incident Management System, and as recognized by the Incident Command System. 

CNIP standardizes all the requirements of an IAP as mandated by NIMS.  The Department of Homeland Security requires NIMS for all emergency responders as a condition of Homeland Security Presidential Directive 5.

 All-inclusive software program cuts IAP preparation time in half

No stand-alone software has the capability offered by this inclusive software program.  Only CNIP has the capability, flexibility and capacity needed by our nation’s first responders. 

The software’s user-friendly interface simplifies IAP setup and provides for on-going refinement of the plan through all operational periods.  CNIP offers the flexibility needed to handle any emergency or disaster, whether it is an explosion, fire, earthquake, hurricane, crowd management or terrorist action of any kind.  Its dynamic architecture maximizes planning, coordination and communication — cutting crucial response time. 

CNIP meets and exceeds all the objectives of an Incident Action Plan:  establish a chain of command, create a defined communications strategy, set standards for performance, and provide compatibility and interoperability with all organizations involved with a pre-planned event or actual disaster response.  With a completed IAP, the management structure in the Incident Command System is established.

CNIP Advantages

 Planning Wizard

Similar to popular tax return preparation software, CNIP uses a wizard to walk response planners through the labor-intensive process of developing an IAP.  Users simply fill in each field the wizard presents.  The wizard automatically enters the information into all relevant areas throughout all IAP forms. 

 Across the Board Communications

The software delivers a system of seamless communication, allowing for the timely exchange of information, resources and equipment.  When incorporated by local, state and national first responders, as well as utilities, transportation and NGOs like the Salvation Army and Red Cross, the entire country can achieve complete interoperability.  Also, the management structure in the Incident Command System can be accessed by field command and other operations centers.

 Tracking Capabilities

CNIP’s innovative database system tracks incident management personnel and response organizations while collecting all costs as they are incurred.  With this capability, incident managers get detailed information instantly.

 Collateral Materials

The easy-to-use wizard process creates critical materials needed in an emergency, including phone lists, organization charts and task scheduling.  CNIP’s comprehensive project manager component uses a design element similar to that of a Gantt chart.

 NIMS Training Requirements

CNIP can be used to develop training.  The software meets NIMS’ training standards and covers its full course curricula.  This includes:  modeling and simulations, field-based training, specific mission-essential tasks, specialized instruction and certification of NIMS course completion.

 

Fore more information

For more information about CNIP, e-mail Dan Linehan at DLinehan@esis-systems.com.

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Last modified: 11/03/08