Attack and Control are fundamental pillars in emergency incident management. Attack represents the ability to intervene quickly and effectively to contain the source of danger, while control reflects the capacity to organize the scene, manage resources, and direct the team under pressure. Attack is not limited to extinguishing fire; it involves understanding fire behavior, selecting the right timing, and identifying the critical point of impact. Control, on the other hand, provides the structure that ensures every action is executed with precision and coordination, preventing chaos and transforming individual efforts into a cohesive team performance. When a leader successfully balances attack and control, they can contain the incident, minimize losses, and guide the team confidently toward an efficient resolution.
