Which document provides information on the actions taken to control the incident?

• A. Incident action plan
• B. Pre-incident survey
• C. Outside agency reports
• D. Miscellaneous reports

Answer: (A)

The document that provides information on the actions taken to control the incident is the Incident Action Plan. This plan lays out the incident objectives and the strategy to achieve them, including tactical assignments, resource needs, and safety and communications details for the current operational period. It acts as the work plan that shows who is doing what, by when, and how progress will be tracked, so everyone stays coordinated as the incident evolves. It’s updated to reflect changing conditions and to document the actions being carried out to bring the incident under control. Pre-incident surveys identify hazards before an incident; outside agency reports summarize other agencies’ activities; miscellaneous reports are general documents not focused on controlling the incident.