What is "when a more qualified person arrives on scene?

When a more qualified person arrives on scene, the following typically occurs:

• Scene Assessment Transfer: A qualified person who arrives on the scene will assess the situation and determine the level of need and any immediate threats. This may involve a verbal and/or visual assessment%20transfer from the previously in charge person.

• Transfer of Command/Responsibility: The person with lower qualifications typically yields command or responsibility to the more qualified individual. This involves a clear transfer%20of%20command, ensuring the more qualified person is aware of the current situation, any actions already taken, and resources available.

• Support Role: The previously in-charge person may be reassigned to a support%20role, assisting the more qualified individual in their tasks. Their knowledge of the event thus far can be valuable.

• Coordination: The more qualified person will likely coordinate resources and actions, potentially adjusting the course of action already in place based on their expertise and broader understanding of the situation. Coordination will be an essential part of the new leader's job.

• Documentation: Proper documentation of the transfer of command and any changes in strategy is essential. This ensures accountability and a clear record of the event. Documentation of decisions is crucial for later reviews.