Typical assignments include: Oversees staging area unit functions; Determines initial staging requirements to support the incident objectives in coordination with section chiefs, branch directors, and State partners; Works with the Operations Section to project the States requirements and adjust accordingly; Provides required logistics support to Mass Care functions (Emergency Assistance, Housing, and Human Services), and voluntary agencies; Determines support camp requirements and assesses responder support camp strategies to support the incident objectives in coordination with section chiefs, branch directors, and the Logistics Management Center (LMC) at the National Response Coordination Center; Oversees Temporary Housing Unit function and determines initial temporary housing staging requirements to support the housing plan; Collects, analyzes, and applies situational information to develop and coordinate branch demobilization; and. Experience may be obtained in the federal government, a state or local government, or private sector, and must demonstrate the following: Utilizing Incident Command System (ICS) concepts, principles, and processes in emergency management tasks; Coordinating logistical support operations in response to disasters (e.g., Commodities Distribution; selection and setup of field offices; Fuel Distribution; Staging Operations; Fleet Management; Manufactured Housing Staging/Operations; Branch and other office space establishment.); and.