Which NFPA standard relates to firefighter professional qualifications in incident command?

The NFPA standard that specifically addresses firefighter professional qualifications in incident command is NFPA 1021. This standard outlines the necessary skills and knowledge required for individuals who are expected to perform as incident commanders. It focuses on decision-making, leadership, and managing resources during incidents, which are critical aspects of effective incident command.

While NFPA 1001 pertains to firefighter qualifications and the skills necessary to be a firefighter, it does not specifically target the leadership and decision-making roles associated with incident command, which is the focus of NFPA 1021. NFPA 1500 generally covers fire department occupational safety and health programs and standards, while NFPA 71 is related to emergency service communications, which is not centered around firefighter qualifications for incident command. Thus, NFPA 1021 is the most relevant standard for this question.