Wildland Fire Operations Flashcards

1
Q

what is the resource response for a brush fire “low”

A

2 engines
bc

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2
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what is the resource response for a brush high (first alarm)

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2 bc’s
6 engines
water tender
dozer
vnc handcrew
2 cal fire handcrews
helicopter
air attack
2 fixed wing
investigator

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3
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what is the resource response for a brush high “plan 1”

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add following to first alarm
helicopter (2)
superintendent 10
wildland bc

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4
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what is the resource response for a brush
high “plan 2”

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add following to plan 1
task force 50/ type 3 strike team
command 11

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5
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what is the augmented response for a brush fire (plan 1 or 2) - second alarm

A

helicopters (prn)
air atttack (prn)
fixed wing (prn)

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6
Q

what is the resource response for a brush fire high “second alarm”

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dc
bc
5 engines
water tender
dozer
vnc handcrew
2 cal fire handcrews
helicopter
air attack
2 fixed wing
io
plans
map 11
logistics chief
logistics one

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7
Q

what is the on-scene report for a wildland fire (9)

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helispot/engine designation
location lra/sra/fra/iaz/mtz
description (acre size, fuel type)
conditions (direction, driving force, rate of spread)
key phrase (initial or extended attack)
initial actions (direct/indirect/structure group)
incident objectives
Incident priorities
incoming resource needs
staging

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8
Q

initial IC on-scene priorities (6)

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access
staging area
assume single/unified command
upgrade resources
traffic control
water source

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9
Q

what is the size up report for a wildland fire (10)

A

direction - where is fire going
potential acreage
jurisdiction lra/sra/fra
threats/structure/infrastructure
priorities
special hazards
commitment of resources
ordering point
strategy
control objectives

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10
Q

what are command officer considerations? (8)

A

Assume Command - establish single/unified command
icp location - fire station for extended attack
staging area manager
traffic control
draw your box -determine priorities within
ordering point designation
resources (alarm level)
additional tac channels

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11
Q

what are special hazards at a wildland incident (5)

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power lines (grid)
high voltage with 2 miles requires notification
hazmat
traffic
entrapments
t-storms in area

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12
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what are the objectives for a continuous size up evaluation (12)

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strategy
incident objectives
priorities to support objectives
going direct or indirect
structure defense
priority flank/division
spot weather
resource orders
access/staging confirmation
branches/divisions established
contingencies
planning
mapping
extended attack
ics 201

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13
Q

what are some wildland incidents tactical support resources (13)

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law enforcement
command 11
fire investigator
logs
ems
als ambulance copter
ventura county oes
socal edison
gas company
railroad
animal control
public works
red cross

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14
Q

what are the wildfire incident progress reports (10)

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change in incident command
change in control objectives
addition of ops section chief/branch directors
scope of incident/change of location
incident emergencies
changes in comm plans
escalation/de-escalation of incident
fire contained
fire controlled
fire out

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15
Q

what are some wildfire incident notifications (10)

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ventura county oes
vc ag commission office
school district
colleges/universities
naval base
vc emsa
california oes
railroad
business owner
rp/land owner

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16
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what are strategic priorities for a wildland incident (9)

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safety of civilians/firefighters
protection of property/structure defense
critical infrastructure protection
cultural resources protection
environmental resource protection
ag resource protection
public information dissemination
manage cost for values at risk
control wildfire with containment objectives

17
Q

what are additional icp expectations (4)

A

road access
parking/space for icp support package
cell/data support
adequate radio communication

18
Q

what are the incident commander expectations (6)

A

unified command for threats to multi-jurisdictions
cooperating/assisting agency reps to approve assigned resources
means to contact cooperators for information/concerns
media/public current fire information for evacs or closure orders
icp location
coordination with law enforcement

19
Q

what are the operations section chief expectations (9)

A

fire location/progress
control objectives
work assignments/locations/supervisors
comm plan
id special hazards/concerns
safety/lces/rehab/hydration
direct tactics locate edge secure anchor
aircraft assignments/copters/air tankers/atgs/helco
evacuations

20
Q

what is the essential briefing information (7)

A

id the ic
fire location situational brief
projected fire spread
forecasted weather
id work assignments/supervisors/objectives
id hazards in general area
id comm plan

21
Q

continuous Wildland incident size up evaluation (12)

A

strategy
objectives
priorities to support objectives
direct/indirect
structure defense
priority flank/division
spot weather
resource orders
branches/divisions
incident updates
contingencies
planning

22
Q

wildland incident strategic objectives (9)

A

safety of civilians/firefighters
protection of property/structure defense
critical infrastructure protection
cultural resources protection
environmental resource protection
ag resource protection
public information dissemination
manage cost values at risk
control wildfire with containment objectives