Wildland

Incident Priorities:

1) Protection of Life

2) Protection & Conservation of

Property & Environment

3) Incident Stabilization

Wildland

Intial Action

1) Assume Command

2) Obtain Breifing

3) Resource Assignments

4) Unified Command

Wildland

Transfer of Command Breifing

1) Incident Action Plan

(ICS Organization, Goals, Objectives, Complan)

2) Safety Hazards

3) Life & Property Loss Potential

4) Assigned Resources

5) Additional Resources needed to complete IAP

Wildland

Follow up Report

1) Incident name

2) C.P. Location

3) Additional Resources

4) Check in/Staging Locations

5) Staging Manager

6) Request Comm Plan

Wildland

Resource Request

P.D.- Traffic control, Evacuation

Red Cross-Displaced Residents, Evac Center

P.I.O.-Handle Media

Safety Officer-Identify & Evaluate Hazards to I.C., Provide Safety Message for I.A.P.

Wildland

Command Incident

1) Determine Incident Objectives & Strategy

2) Establish Immediate Priorities

3) Establish Appropriate Organization

4) Coordinate Activity for All Command & General Staff

5) Approves Request for Additional Resources

7) Orders Demoblization for Incident when Appropiate

8) Authorizes Information Release to Media

Wildland

Tactical Objectives

1) Assign Helispot (within 2 minutes)

2) Evacuation Plan (that threaten inhabited areas)

3) Traffic Control (for public threat, FF safety, FF Ops)

4) Perimeter Control (unless immediate exposure protection needed)

5) Structure Protection (assigned resources follow strategy & tactical procedures)

6) Hose Packs/Fittings (carried according to department standards)

7) Deploy Hose (progressive lay deployed on entire perimeter over 300')

8) Water Supply (when hoselines in use, water supply provisions shall be made)

9) Apparatus Operators (shall protect Fire apparatus & pump from fire damage)

10) Burning Out/Firing Out (shall have approval of Div/Group Sup)

11) Backfiring Operations (requires approval of Ops Section Chief or I.C.)

12) Protect Evidence (1st engine at fire origin shall protect area for Investigator)

13) Mop-up (All fires receive wet mop-up w/foam per dept standards)

14) Cold Trail (required on All wildland fires)

15) Containment (I.C. responsible for declaring knockdown, containment & control)

Wildland

Manage Incident

1) Ensure overall Safety & Welfare of All Section Personnel

2) Activates & Supervises Organization Elements in accordance with the I.A.P. & directs its execution

Wildland

Operations Section Chief

1) Planning Day & Night Operations

2) Planning Evacuations

3) Contingency Planning

4) Developes Operations portion of the I.A.P.

5) Determines the need for additional resources

6) Determines need to release resources