Question

In nims when do managers plan and prepare for the demobilization process

Answer 1

In NIMS the managers plan and prepare for the demobilization process at the same time when they start the mobilization process.  

Further Explanation:

NIMS:

The full form of NIMS is the national incident management system. It is established to resolve the national emergency occurs in the USA. It is the type of resource management system. At the time of the incident, the managers start planning how much resources are needed, what type of resources are needed to resolve the incident, how the resources are mobilized at the incident place, and how much costs occurred. NIMS helps all the citizens of the country who are facing any type of national incident. The process used by the NIMS is known as resource management activity.  

Demobilization process:

Demobilization is a step of resource management activity. It is one of the most important steps in resource management activity. Demobilization means after consuming the all needed resources the persons return back the leftover resources to the authorized authority. Mobilization is the process in which the needed resources are transferred at the incident place. The managers sent more resources than the expected need because they may assume that the persons need more resources. After the mobilization process, the managers start to plan and prepare for the demobilization process by assuming that the resources will be returned back as soon as the work is accomplished.

Therefore, the demobilization process starts to plan and prepare at the same time when the managers start the mobilization process.  

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Answer details:

Grade: Middle School

Subject: Management

Chapter:  Resource management activity

Keywords: resource management activity, national incident management activity, demobilization, mobilization process, managers, plan and prepare, USA, national emergency, incident place, needed resources.  

Answer 2

The planning and preparation for the demobilization process by the managers should start at the same time that they will begin the resource mobilization process since in terms of both time of delivery and fee, demobilization that is planned early makes the transportation of assets as orderly as possible at it also facilitates accountability.