Kingswood Rx Pile Burn

May 2015

Burn Boss: Jerry Anderson/Austin Langham (T)

INCIDENT OBJECTIVES

1. Incident Name 2. Date Prepared

3. Time Prepared Kingswood Rx Pile Burn 5/16/15 1400

4. Operational Period

2015 5. General Control Objectives for the Incident (include alternatives)

A. Provide for firefighter and public safety

B. Minimize creep and avoid torching of existing trees

C. Resource objectives:

• The elimination of slash piles through prescribed fire is the final step for the fuel break and administrative site projects. The primary purpose is for Forest Health and to reduce the risk of a potential fire.

6. Weather Forecast For Period -Refer to current days general and spot weather forecast.

7. General Safety Message -All personnel will adhere to the 10 standard fire orders, the 18 watch out situations. -Burn Boss to address safety concerns and mitigation measures on a daily basis. -Watch out for public -Drive carefully through all subdivisions

8. Attachments (mark if attached) X

Organization Chart

X

Communications Plan

Escaped Fire Organization Structure

X

Weather Forecast (supplement)

Prescription/Fire Behavior

Unit Log

X

Division Assignment Lists

X

Safety & Medical Plan

X

Incident Maps

9. Prepared by

10. Approved by

Austin Langham(T)

Kc Yowell

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Organization Chart

Ranch Rx Pile Burn

Burn Boss (RXB3) Jerry Anderson/Austin Langham(T)

FEMO TBD

Firing/Burn Boss

Jerry Anderson/Austin Langham(T)

Holding Boss

Michael Varljen

1. Engine 931

2. Helitack

3. Crew 1

1.

2.

3.

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Group Assignment List 1. Branch 2. Group N/A Firing

3. Incident Name 4. Operational Period Briefing Kingswood Rx Pile Burn May 2015 Time: N/A 5. Operations Personnel Prescribed Fire Manager

Supervisor

Austin Langham

RXB3: Jerry Anderson / Austin Langham(T)

6. Resources Assigned this Period Strike Team/Task Force/Resource

Designator

Leader Number Persons

Trans. Needed

Drop Off PT./Time

Pick Up PT./Time

Engine 931 Michael Varljen

5 N 0830 1800

Crew 1 Daren Fisher 20 N 0830 1800 Helitack Lookingback 7 N 0830 1800 0830 1800 7. Control Operations Keep Fire within pre-established control lines All firing personnel will be available for holding 8. Special Instruction Secure control lines when appropriate to do so. Use tactical frequency FS Tac 2 168.675 Adhere to 10/18 and establish LCES Maintain Good Communications Text Fire photos to Debbie Maneely (928) 928-1111 9. Division/Group Communications Summary

Function

Frequency

System

Channel

Function

Frequency

System

Channel

Command

RX 173.925 TX 165.750

King Grp 3 Ch 2 Tone 4,15

Dispatch King

NIFC NIFC

Tactical

Div/Group

RX/TX 168.675

King Region 3 Tac 2 Holding/Firing King

NIFC NIFC

Prepared By (Burn Boss) Jerry Anderson/Austin Langham (T)

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Incident Radio Communications Plan

1. Incident Name 2. Date/Time Prepared 3. Operational Period Date/Time

Kingswood 05/16/2015 2015

4. Basic Radio Channel Utilization Radio Type/Cache Channel Function Frequency / Tone Assignment Remarks

King

01

Command

173.925 Rx 173.925 Tx

Ranch Rx Prescott Fire Net Rpt

King

02

Command Repeater

RX 173.925 TX 165.750

Ranch Rx Union Repeater: Tone 103.5 (2) Mingus Repeater: Tone 110.9 (4) Spruce Repeater: Tone 179.9 (15)

King

09

Fs Tac 1

167.550 Rx 167.550 Tx

If Necessary Request use from dispatch

King

10

Fs Tac 2

168.675 Rx 168.675 Tx

Ponderosa Park Firing/Holding

King

11

Fs Tac 3

168.775 Rx 168.775 Tx

If Necessary Request use from dispatch

King

13

Air to Ground 44

167.1750 Rx 167.1750 Tx

Air Operations If needed

King

14

Mutual Aid

154.280 Rx 154.280 Tx

Air Medevac

If Needed

King

16

Air Guard

168.625 Tone 2 TX/RX

Initial or Emergency contact w/ agency aircraft

5. Prepared by:

Jerry Anderson(RXB3) /

Austin Langham(RXB3t)

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Medical Incident Report

FOR ALL MEDICAL EMERGENCIES: IDENTIFY ON SCENE INCIDENT COMMANDER BY NAME AND POSITION AND ANNOUNCE "MEDICAL EMERGENCY" TO INITIATE RESPONSE FROM DISPATCH / IMT COMMUNICATIONS.

U s e i t e m s o n e t h r o u g h n i n e t o c o m m u n i c a t e s i t u a t i o n t o d i s p a t c h / c o m m u n i c a t i o n s .

1. CONTACT COMMUNICATIONS / DISPATCHEx: "Prescott, Tower IC, Stand-by for Priority Medical Incident Report." If life threatening request designated frequency be cleared for emergency traffic.

2. INCIDENT STATUS: Provide incident summary and command structure.

Nature of Injury/Illness Describe the injury (Ex: Broken leg with bleeding)

Incident Name Geographic Name + "Medical" (Ex: Towers Mountain Medical)

Incident Commander Name of IC

Patient Care Name of Care Provider (Ex: Smith)

3. INITIAL PATIENT ASSESSMENT: Complete this section for each patient. This is only a brief, initial assessment. Provide additional patient info after completing this 9 Line Report.Number of Patients: Male Age: Weight:

Conscious? YES NO = MEDEVAC! Breathing? ☐ YES ☐ NO = MEDEVAC!

Mechanism of Injury: What caused the injury?

Incident Lat/Long (Datum WGS84)

4.SEVERITY OF EMERGENCY, TRANSPORT PRIORITYSEVERITY TRANSPORT PRIORITY

☐ URGENT-RED Life threatening injury or illness. Ex: Unconscious, difficulty breathing, bleeding severely, 2o – 3o burns more than 4 palm sizes, heat stroke, disoriented.

Ambulance or MEDEVAC helicopter. Evacuation need is IMMEDIATE.

☐ PRIORITY-YELLOW Serious Injury or illness. Ex: Significant trauma, not able to walk, 2o – 3o burns not more than 1-2 palm sizes.

Ambulance or consider air transport if at remote location. Evacuation may be DELAYED.

☐ ROUTINE-GREEN Not a life threatening injury or illness. Ex: Sprains, strains, minor heat-related illness.

Non-Emergency. Evacuation considered Routine of Convenience.

5. TRANSPORT PLAN:Air Transport: (Agency Aircraft Preferred)

☐ Helispot ☐ Short-haul/Hoist ☐ Life Flight ☐ Other

Ground Transport: ☐ Self-Extract ☐ Carry-Out ☐ Ambulance ☐ Other

6.ADDITIONAL RESOURCE/EQUIPMENT NEEDS:☐ Paramedic/EMT(s) ☐ Crew(s) ☐ SKED/Backboard/C-Collar

☐ Burn Sheet(s) ☐ Oxygen ☐ Trauma Bag

☐ Medication(s) ☐ IV/Fluid(s) ☐ Cardiac Monitor/AED

☐ Other (i.e. splints, rope rescue, wheeled litter)

7.COMMUNICATIONS:Function Channel Name/Number Receive (Rx) Tone/NAC * Transmit (Tx) Tone/NAC *

COMMAND

AIR-TO-GRND

TACTICAL *(NAC for digital radio system)

8.EVACUATION LOCATION:Lat/Long (Datum WGS84)

EX: N 40 42.45' x W 123 03.24' Patient's ETA to Evacuation Location:

Helispot/Extraction Size and Hazards:

9. CONTINGENCY:

Considerations: If primary options fail, what actions can be implemented in conjunction with primary evacuation method? Be thinking ahead...

REMEMBER: Confirm ETA's of resources ordered Act according to your level of training Be Alert. Keep Calm. Think Clearly. Act Decisively.

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