When assessing what went well in an incident, what is the TIM team's primary concern?

The primary concern of the TIM team when assessing what went well in an incident is to identify successful procedures and decisions. This approach allows the team to understand which strategies or actions contributed to the effective management of the incident. By focusing on successful procedures, the TIM team can analyze what worked as intended, which elements were efficient, and how teamwork and coordination played a role in achieving positive outcomes.

Recognizing these successful practices is crucial for continuous improvement, as it informs future training and operational plans. It promotes a culture of learning within the team and ensures that proven techniques can be replicated in similar situations, ultimately enhancing the overall effectiveness of traffic incident management.

While compiling a list of tasks completed, focusing on individual performances, and analyzing external factors can provide insights into the incident, they do not directly contribute to understanding the key decisions and procedures that led to a successful outcome. The emphasis on successful procedures and decisions aligns with the goal of improving future incident responses based on lessons learned from past performances.