All of the following are part of the command staff EXCEPT which one?

The command staff in an incident management framework is responsible for providing support and coordination during emergency situations. This includes roles such as the Incident Commander, Safety Officer, and Public Information Officer, all of whom have specific duties that fit the overall chain of command and management structure in emergency incidents.

The Incident Commander leads the entire operation and makes critical decisions regarding the incident response. The Safety Officer is responsible for monitoring safety conditions and ensuring that the health and safety of all personnel is prioritized. The Public Information Officer manages communication with the public and media, ensuring that the organization’s message is consistent and effective.

On the other hand, a Police Officer is typically considered part of the operational force rather than the command staff. While Police Officers play a crucial role in emergency response, particularly in terms of law enforcement, they do not hold a command position that involves the strategic oversight and coordination that is characteristic of the command staff. Thus, including them among the command staff would be inaccurate.