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["Incident Risk Assessment Worksheet",null,null,null,"1. Incident Name/Number",null,"2.  Location  "]
[null,null,null,null,"2017 MNICS Wildland Fire Acadamy",null,"Itasca Community College"]
["Identification of Hazards and Risk",null,null,null,"3.  Name and Title of Analyst",null,"4.  Date"]
["Assessment",null,null,null,"Doug Miedtke SOF2/Steve Teeter, SOF2-T",null,"Tuesday June 6,2017 1600 hrs."]
["5. Pre-Control",null,null,null,null,"6.  Control or Abatement Action (Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)","7.  Post-Control"]
["8. Location","9. Hazard","10. Hazard Probability","11. Severity Code","12. RAC","Actions \n(double-click in cell then click alt + enter to add a line)","13. Hazard Probability","14. Severity Code","15. RAC","16. Acceptable (Yes/No)","Export (Yes/No)"]
["All","Driving & Traffic","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C8,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D8,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Watch backing, use a spotter when available.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs.","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G8,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H8,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes","Yes"]
["All","Bees, Ticks, Mosquitoes","Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C9,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D9,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Canvas crew members for those with known allergic reactions to stings.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection for ticks.\n~ Use repellent as necessary.\n~ Don't be afraid to ask for medical assistance for embedded ticks.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G9,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H9,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes","Yes"]
["All","Severe Weather","Occasional C","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C10,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D10,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG. \n~Spot Weather forecasts are available, upon request.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G10,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H10,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes","Yes"]
["S-236","Heavy Equipment Operations","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C11,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D11,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Ensure communications are established with operators.\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable.\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment and increase it to 1 1/2 times tree height when in timber.\n~ Use a spotter when backing.\n~ Avoid working below heavy equipment.\n~ Review Heavy Equipment guidelines in IRPG page 80","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G11,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H11,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes","Yes"]
["S-270, S-271,IWIM","Helicopter and Airtanker Operations ","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C12,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D12,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Ensure clear air-ground communications\n~ Stay clear of flight zones and drop areas.\n~ Watch out for rotor wash or air tanker turbulence and potentially erratic fire behavior\n~ Keep heads up for snags and hazard trees\n~ Air Ops will conduct a complete risk assessment for each mission.\n","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G12,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H12,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes","Yes"]
["S-219","Firing Operations & Devices","Frequently A","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C13,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D13,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Only personnel trained in the use of each device will be authorized to use firing equipment.\n~ Ensure all personnel are aware of firing operation that may affect them.\n~ Wear appropriate PPE.\n~ Ensure aerial/ground ignition plans have been adequately developed and personnel are briefed.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G13,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H13,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes","Yes"]
["S-212","Chain Saw Operations","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C14,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D14,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG page 22\n~ Look up, Look down, Look around for hazard tree indicators.\n~ Only fell and buck trees within your expertise and training.\n~ Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG.\n~ Do not fall trees during high wind events.\n~ Ensure proper use of all required PPE.                                                                                                   ~Allow engine to cool 5 minutes before refueling to reduce fire hazard.","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G14,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H14,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes","Yes"]
["All","Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C15,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D15,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~Allow out of area resources time to acclimatize before expecting peak performance.                              ~ Minimize consumption of caffinated and energy drinks.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G15,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H15,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes","Yes"]
["S-130/190","Fireline Hazards","Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C16,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D16,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Do not work directly above or below personnel during firing and mop-up operations.\n~ Watch for falling and rolling debris on steep slopes.\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals.\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope.\n~ Avoid stepping over debris that could roll by walking around object.\n~ Avoid radiant heat by wearing appropriate PPE correctly.\n~ Use correct tool for task assigned.\n~ Follow power line safety protocol as outlined on page 24 in IRPG.\n~ Flag and isolate all HAZMAT and alert all personnel working in Division.\n~ Follow WUI recommendations on pages 12-16 in IRPG.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G16,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H16,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes","Yes"]
["S-211","Pumps","Frequently A","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C17,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D17,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Always wear appropriate hearing protection.\n~ Position personnel far enough away from pump to hear instructions on radio. \n~ Keep all fuel >4’ from creek and pump to reduce fire hazard and spill.\n~ Rotate personnel every hour to limit exposure to high decibels of sound from pump.\n~ Allow pumps to cool for 5 minutes prior to re-fueling to reduce fire hazard.","Rarely D","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G17,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H17,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Minor"},"Yes","Yes"]

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["8. Location","9. Hazard","6.  Control or Abatement Action (Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)"]

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[" Risk Assessment Worksheet Instructions"]
["Incident Master Record"]
["The Incident Risk Assessment (IRA) Worksheet will identify the hazards associated with the incident or project, initial risk, mitigations and post mitigation risk. The Incident Commander, Project Manager or Agency Administrator will review the IRA and mitigation strategies to ensure risk is at an acceptable level for task or activity.  The leader of the incident/project/task will brief employees on associated hazards.  "]
[]
["Blocks 1-4","Self explanitory"]
["Block 5","Pre-Control:  What hazards are involved with the project or activity"]
["Block 6","Control or Abatement Strategy:  What mitigation or abatement strategy will minimize risk or exposure (ex. engineering, administrative, PPE, Avoidance, education, etc.)  Genertic control measures will auto populate this field based on the hazard.  Double click in the box to edit. To add aother line, press \"Alt Enter\""]
["Block 7","Post-Control:  What hazards and risk associated with hazards are still present following mitigation or abatement strategy  "]
["Block 8","Location: Where on the incident the hazard and risks have been identified (i.e. Division A, ICP)."]
["Block 9","Hazards:  What hazards exist with project (ex. hazard trees, driving, rolling debris, heat, etc.)  Click drop down box and select or type in a new hazard"]
["Block 10","Hazard Probability: What is probability a hazard will be encountered during project or activity.  Select from drop down box.   "]
["Block 11","Severity Code: What are the consequences should an unplanned event occur.  Select from drop down box.  "]
["Block 12","Risk Level:  A Pre-control action level will be automatically assigned."]
["Block 13","Hazard Probabilty:  Following mitigation or abatement actions the probability of exposure or risk. Select from drop down box."]
["Block 14","Severity Code:  Following mitigation or abatement actions the severity or consequences associated with task or project.  Select from drop down box."]
["Block 15","Risk Level:  A post control action level will be automatically assigned."]
["Block 16","Acceptable Level Yes/No:  Is level of risk acceptable following mitigation or abatement actions, decision should be made at appropriate management level"]
["Export yes/no","Select yes for the hazards that are pertinent for the operational period to be included in an operational215a."]
["Export (Blue)","Click in this box to export to another worksheet for current  operations period.  When asked for \"Name\" Type in date and operational period.  Incident Safety Analysis 215a"]
[]
["Operational Period RAC and 215a"]
[null,"This is saved as a new tab with the operational period and date.  This tab will allow you to reevaluate the hazards given the current changes in fire activity, weather, operations, etc.   When you have reevaluated the hazards, click on the export to 215a button.  This will create a three column 215a for that operational period."]
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["Risk Assessment Code (RAC)"]
["Severity Code"]
["Catastrophic ","Imminent and immediate danger of death or permanent disability."]
["Critical","Permanent partial disability, temporary total disability."]
["Significant","Hospitalized minor injury, reversible illness."]
["Minor","First aid or minor medical treatment."]
[]
["Hazard Probability"]
["Frequent","Immediate danger to health and safety of the public, staff or property and resources."]
["Likely","Probably will occur in time if not corrected, or probably will occur one or more times."]
["Occasional","Possible to occur in time if not corrected."]
["Rarely","Unlikely to occur; may assume exposure, will not occur.  "]
[]
["  Definitions"]
["Probability","The likelihood that a hazard will result in a mishap or loss (Exposure in terms of time, proximity, and repetition)"]
["Severity – ","The worst credible consequence that can occur as a result of a hazard"]
["Hazard –","Any real or potential condition that can cause injury, illness or death of personnel, or loss and damage to equipment"]
["Risk –","An expression of possible loss in terms of severity and probability (associated with human interaction)"]

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[null,null,"Severity"]
[null,null,"Catastrophic I","Critical II","Significant III","Minor IV"]
["Probability","Frequently A","Critical","Critical","Serious","Moderate"]
[null,"Likely B","Critical","Serious","Moderate","Minor"]
[null,"Occasional C","Serious","Moderate","Minor","Negligible"]
[null,"Rarely D","Moderate","Minor","Negligible","Negligible"]
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["Severity Code"]
["Catastrophic ",null,"Imminent and immediate danger of death or permanent disability."]
["Critical",null,"Permanent partial disability, temporary total disability."]
["Significant",null,"Hospitalized minor injury, reversible illness."]
["Minor",null,"First aid or minor medical treatment."]
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["Hazard Probability"]
["Frequent",null,"Immediate danger to health and safety of the public, staff or property and resources."]
["Likely",null,"Probably will occur in time if not corrected, or probably will occur one or more times."]
["Occasional",null,"Possible to occur in time if not corrected."]
["Rarely",null,"Unlikely to occur; may assume exposure, will not occur.  "]
[]
["  Definitions"]
["Probability",null,"The likelihood that a hazard will result in a mishap or loss (Exposure in terms of time, proximity, and repetition)"]
["Severity – ",null,"The worst credible consequence that can occur as a result of a hazard"]
["Hazard –",null,"Any real or potential condition that can cause injury, illness or death of personnel, or loss and damage to equipment","Any real or potential condition that can cause injury, illness or death of personnel, or loss and damage to equipment","Any real or potential condition that can cause injury, illness or death of personnel, or loss and damage to equipment","Any real or potential condition that can cause injury, illness or death of personnel, or loss and damage to equipment"]
["Risk –",null,"An expression of possible loss in terms of severity and probability (associated with human interaction)","An expression of possible loss in terms of severity and probability (associated with human interaction)","An expression of possible loss in terms of severity and probability (associated with human interaction)","An expression of possible loss in terms of severity and probability (associated with human interaction)"]

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[" ",null,"Air Operations",null,"Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling along Hwy 24 corridor and through city streets to fire"]
["Frequently A",null,"ATV/UTV Use",null,"Position vehicle away from  DANGER for quick egress"]
["Likely B",null,"Chain Saw Operations",null,"Use spotters when backing,  honk horn to alert personnel, and use headlights"]
["Occasional C",null,"Cold Weather",null,"Follow 3 second rule when driving"]
["Rarely D",null,"Communications",null,"Use chock blocks, turn wheels into hill"]
[" ",null,"Driving"]
["Catastrophic I",null,"Extreme Fire Behavior"]
["Critical II",null,"Fatigue"]
["Significant III",null,"Hazard Trees"]
["Minor IV",null,"Hazardous Materials"]
[null,null,"Heat Related Illness"]
["Yes",null,"Hot Weather"]
["No",null,"Line Construction"]
[null,null,"Mechanized Equipment"]
["Critical",null,"Mines"]
["Serious",null,"Night Operations"]
["Moderate",null,"Oil & Gas"]
["Minor",null,"Personal Hygiene"]
["Negligible",null,"Powerlines & Utilities"]
[null,null,"Rehab & Mop Up"]
[null,null,"Severe Weather"]
[null,null,"Steep Terrain & Rolling Debris\n"]
[null,null,"Structure Protection"]
[null,null,"UXO"]
[null,null,"Wildlife"]

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["Probability","Castastrophic I","Critical II","Significant III","Minor IV"]
["Frequently A","Critical","Critical","Serious","Moderate"]
["Likely B","Critical","Serious","Moderate","Minor"]
["Occasional C","Serious","Moderate","Minor","Negligible"]
["Rarely D","Moderate","Minor","Negligible","Negligible"]
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["Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"INDEX($B$3:$E$6,MATCH(A9,$A$3:$A$6,0),MATCH(B9,$B$2:$E$2,0))","v":"Serious"}]
["Frequently A","Critical II",{"$f":"INDEX($B$3:$E$6,MATCH(A10,$A$3:$A$6,0),MATCH(B10,$B$2:$E$2,0))","v":"Critical"}]
["Occasional C","Significant III","Minor"]
["Rarely D","Minor IV","Negligible",null,null,"to add the color to the cell go to conditional formatting"]
["Likely B","Minor IV","Minor",null,null,"Select Manage Rules, Choose",null,null,"Format only cells that contain"]
["Occasional C","Minor IV","Negligible",null,null,"Choose cell value  equil to then type in the word ie Serious/Critical etc"]
["Rarely D","Minor IV","Negligible",null,null,"Select format and choose the color you want"]
["Frequently A","Castastrophic I","Critical",null,null,"Keep adding the rules for all the colors and values"]
["Frequently A","Critical II","Critical"]
["Frequently A","Significant III","Serious"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"Here is how the formula works"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"INDEX($B$3:$E$6,MATCH(A9,$A$3:$A$6,0),MATCH(B9,$B$2:$E$2,0))"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"Use and equal sign in front of the Index(Select the cells that contain the results table put $ in front of the column and Row,"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"B3:E6 contain this data"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"Match(A9 this cell contains the first probability,select the cells that contain the \"choices\" put $ in front of the column and row,"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"0 tells it to match exactly),Match(B9 this is the cell that contains the second probability,"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null," select the cells that contain the \"second probability Choices\" put $ in front of the column and row,"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"0 tells it to match exactly))"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate"]

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["Probability","Catastrophic I","Critical II","Significant III","Minor IV"]
["Frequently A","Critical","Critical","Serious","Moderate"]
["Likely B","Critical","Serious","Moderate","Minor"]
["Occasional C","Serious","Moderate","Minor","Negligible"]
["Rarely D","Moderate","Minor","Negligible","Negligible"]
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["Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"INDEX($B$3:$E$6,MATCH(A9,$A$3:$A$6,0),MATCH(B9,$B$2:$E$2,0))","v":"Serious"}]
["Frequently A","Critical II",{"$f":"INDEX($B$3:$E$6,MATCH(A10,$A$3:$A$6,0),MATCH(B10,$B$2:$E$2,0))","v":"Critical"}]
["Occasional C","Significant III","Minor"]
["Rarely D","Minor IV","Negligible",null,null,"to add the color to the cell go to conditional formatting"]
["Likely B","Minor IV","Minor",null,null,"Select Manage Rules, Choose",null,null,"Format only cells that contain"]
["Occasional C","Minor IV","Negligible",null,null,"Choose cell value  equil to then type in the word ie Serious/Critical etc"]
["Rarely D","Minor IV","Negligible",null,null,"Select format and choose the color you want"]
["Frequently A","Catastrophic I","Critical",null,null,"Keep adding the rules for all the colors and values"]
["Frequently A","Critical II","Critical"]
["Frequently A","Significant III","Serious"]
["Occasional C","Catastrophic I","Serious"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"Here is how the formula works"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"INDEX($B$3:$E$6,MATCH(A9,$A$3:$A$6,0),MATCH(B9,$B$2:$E$2,0))"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"Use and equal sign in front of the Index(Select the cells that contain the results table put $ in front of the column and Row,"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"B3:E6 contain this data"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"Match(A9 this cell contains the first probability,select the cells that contain the \"choices\" put $ in front of the column and row,"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"0 tells it to match exactly),Match(B9 this is the cell that contains the second probability,"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null," select the cells that contain the \"second probability Choices\" put $ in front of the column and row,"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate",null,null,"0 tells it to match exactly))"]
["Frequently A","Minor IV","Moderate"]
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[null,"Frequently A","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"INDEX($B$3:$E$6,MATCH(B31,$A$3:$A$6,0),MATCH(C31,$B$2:$E$2,0))","v":"Critical"},null,null,null," "]

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["Wild Fire Hazard","Mitigation or Abatement Action(Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)"]
["Aerial Ignition","~ Follow Aerial Ignition Plan and the RMA for aerial ignition."]
["Air Crew Shuttles","~ Ensure that a Chief of Party is assigned for transport of multiple personnel\n~ The pilot maintains responsibility for the safety of passengers and cargo\n~ Ensure proper wearing of PPE\n~ Follow instructions of Helitack for loading and off-loading"]
["Air Operations","~ Follow \" Aviation Watch-Out Situations\" on page 44, IRPG.\n~ Don't plan on air resources for medical transport or resupply.\n~ Refer to page 57, IRPG for directing bucket drops.\n~ Ensure positive communication with all air resources."]
["ATV/UTV use","~ Ensure equipment is inspected and safe to use.\n~ Restrict UTV's to max width of 50\" on ATV trails due to width and severe out sloped conditions.\n~ Ensure operator is trained and certified to operate.\n~ Ensure operator has proper PPE according to the Redbook and/or RMA.\n~ Question if it is mission critical."]
["Bees, Ticks, Mosquitoes","~ Canvas crew members for those with known allergic reactions to stings.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection.\n~ Use repellent as necessary.\n~ Advanced Life Support,  multi-dose epi and airway protection.\n~ Keep affected area clean and bandaged.\n~ Be extra careful when eating and/or drinking to avoid stings to mouth and throat."]
["Blasting Operations","~ Follow Lead Blaster's directions.\n~ Post lookouts.\n~ Remove all personnel a minimum of 1000 feet prior to blasting."]
["Chain Saw Operations","~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG page 22\n~ Look up, Look down, Look around for hazard tree indicators.\n~ Only fell and buck trees within your expertise and training.\n~ Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG.\n~ Do not fall trees during high wind events.\n~ Ensure proper use of all required PPE.                                                                                                   ~Allow engine to cool 5 minutes before refueling to reduce fire hazard."]
["Cold Weather","Helicopter and Airtanker Operations "]
["Communications","~ Maintain communication with aviation resources, and suppression organization. \n~ Ensure all know frequency and protocol for contacting resources.\n~ Utilize the ICS 205.\n~ Utilize human repeaters when working in dead spots. "]
["Downhill Line Construction","~ Post lookouts (IRPG pg. 7)\n~ Follow downhill line construction guidelines (IRPG pg. 9)"]
["Driving & Traffic","~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Watch backing, use a spotter when available.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs."]
["Extreme Fire Behavior","~ Share weather observations with all personnel assigned to division.\n~ Establish “Trigger Points” to withdraw.\n~ Use “Risk Management” process prior to engaging in  suppression actions, refer to page 1, IRPG."]
["Fatigue & Over Exertion","~ Drink 1 quart of water each hour during and after work.\n~ Rotate crews out of smoky areas.\n~ Set a reasonable work pace and allow adequate rest breaks while on the project.\n~ Stagger work crews start time to limit fatigue.\n~ Use buddy system to monitor personnel for heat related and fatigue issues.\n~ Follow work / rest guidelines."]
["Firefighter & Public Smoke Exposure ","~ Identify homes and structures with private parties remaining behind the evacuation.\n~ Identify personnel responsible for contacting private parties.\n~ Use warning lights and provide traffic control on roadways during smoky and night operations.\n~ Rotate crews out of smoky areas during firing and mop-up operations.\n~ Contact Communications when firing operations are initiated."]
["Fireline Hazards","~ Do not work directly above or below personnel during firing and mop-up operations.\n~ Watch for falling and rolling debris on steep slopes.\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals.\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope.\n~ Avoid stepping over debris that could roll by walking around object.\n~ Avoid radiant heat by wearing appropriate PPE correctly.\n~ Use correct tool for task assigned.\n~ Follow power line safety protocol as outlined on page 24 in IRPG.\n~ Flag and isolate all HAZMAT and alert all personnel working in Division.\n~ Follow WUI recommendations on pages 12-16 in IRPG."]
["Firing Operations & Devices","~ Only personnel trained in the use of each device will be authorized to use firing equipment.\n~ Ensure all personnel are aware of firing operation that may affect them.\n~ Wear appropriate PPE.\n~ Ensure aerial/ground ignition plans have been adequately developed and personnel are briefed."]
["Flash Flooding","~ Post lookouts, listen for weather updates by (IMET). \n~ Stay out of dry creek beds and gullies during rain/hail/lightning events.\n~ Avoid walking in areas with rock, and loose debris during storm events.\n~ Avoid walking is single file when coming off hillside.\n~ Establish RAWS trigger points on incident radio system for fireline leadership to remove resources prior to severe weather events. "]
["Hazard Trees","~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG page 22.\n~  Post lookouts, or use a spotter in mop-up areas with personnel.\n~  Don’t park vehicles or take breaks in high concentrations of hazard trees.\n~  Establish trigger points for disengagement during high wind events.\n~ Remember that the hazard zone extends a minimum of 2 1/2 tree heights."]
["Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~Allow out of area resources time to acclimatize before expecting peak performance.                              ~ Minimize consumption of caffinated and energy drinks.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating"]
["Heavy Dead & Down Fuel Loading","~ Watch footing.\n~ Allow for additional time to reach safety zones.\n~ Post lookouts (IRPG pg. 7)."]
["Heavy Equipment Operations","~ Ensure communications are established with operators.\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable.\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment and increase it to 1 1/2 times tree height when in timber.\n~ Use a spotter when backing.\n~ Avoid working below heavy equipment.\n~ Review Heavy Equipment guidelines in IRPG page 80"]
["Helicopter and Airtanker Operations ","~ Ensure clear air-ground communications\n~ Stay clear of flight zones and drop areas.\n~ Watch out for rotor wash or air tanker turbulence and potentially erratic fire behavior\n~ Keep heads up for snags and hazard trees\n~ Air Ops will conduct a complete risk assessment for each mission.\n"]
["Helicopter Operations","~ Stay clear of all bucket drops when suppression actions are in place and allow 1 minute prior to re-entry.\n~ Monitor A-G communications.\n~ Follow aviation safety guidelines in IRPG and IHOG."]
["ICP Protection","~ Follow ICP safety plan."]
["Indirect Fireline","~ Post lookouts, identify escape routes and safety zones (IRPG pg. 7).\n~ Review \"Strategy/Indirect Attack\" (IRPG pg. 77)."]
["Injury & Medical Emergency","~ Assist injured employee appropriate medical care.\n~ Use EMT’s on Division for initial care.\n~ Follow medical protocol as outlined in ICS-206 & IRPG Pgs 99-109"]
["Intruder Aircraft","~ Designated TFR airspace over the incident air operations area\n~ Report airspace conflicts or intrusion immediately to Air Support\n~ Curtail air operations, as needed, until airspace is clear\n"]
["Lack of or Incorrect Use of PPE","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Always wear all nomex\n     o Fire Shelter\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment."]
["Marijuana Plantations","~ Watch for open areas and signs of improvements or irrigation systems\n~ If you find an area with possible cultivation be extremely caustious, exit on the same route you arrived and notify your supervisor immediately."]
["Mid-slope Fireline","~ Ensure good anchor point.\n~ Base actions upon current and predicted fire behavior and weather.\n~ Post lookouts, identify escape routes and safety zones (IRPG pg. 6)."]
["Mines","~ Identify and avoid mining areas.\n~ Notify others of hazard."]
["Mop-up & Rehab","~ Do not work above or below personnel during rehab/mop-up operations.\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals.\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope.\n~ Wear eye protection.  "]
["Night Operations","~ Maintain high visibility in work area and wear vest while in roadway. \n~ Use glow sticks to mark hazards.\n~ Ensure personnel have a personal light (headlamp).\n~ Watch for signs of fatigue.\n~ Take breaks away from areas of known hazard."]
["Personal Hygiene","~ Don’t share personal items such as water bottles communication devices and utensils.\n~ Wash hands before meals, and after use of rest room facilities.   "]
["Poisonous Plants","~ Identify and Avoid hazard areas. \n~ Launder clothing.\n~ Shower frequently.\n~ Replace contaminated gloves"]
["Power Utilities","~ Notify all personnel of down electrical lines.\n~ Refer to the IRPG page 24 for Power Line Safety.\n~ Always treat downed wires as energized.\n~ Identify and avoid high tension transmission lines.\n~ Identify and avoid high pressure natural gas lines.\n~ Identify and avoid damaged gas service near structures.\n~ Be aware of utility restoration in your work area."]
["Pumps","~ Always wear appropriate hearing protection.\n~ Position personnel far enough away from pump to hear instructions on radio. \n~ Keep all fuel >4’ from creek and pump to reduce fire hazard and spill.\n~ Rotate personnel every hour to limit exposure to high decibels of sound from pump.\n~ Allow pumps to cool for 5 minutes prior to re-fueling to reduce fire hazard."]
["Rough, Difficult Terrain","~Identify/construct, flag and time escape routes and safety zones.\n~Identify safe routes and maintain 10 ft. spacing.\n~ Wear proper fire boots in good condition to avoid slips and falls\n~ Travel slowly and watch your step.\n~ Be aware; Hard Vibram soles will easlily slip on wet, mossy rocks."]
["Severe Weather","~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG. \n~Spot Weather forecasts are available, upon request."]
["Snags, Blowdown timber","~ Stay alert for strong winds, bug-kill, rot or shallow-rooted trees, air operations turbulence\n~ Scout, identify and flag hazards, drop dangerous trees near the line\n~ Do go/no go assessment prior to falling\n\n"]
["Spike Camp","~ Keep a clean camp.\n~ Ensure communications are in place.\n~ Review and observe \"Line Spike\" considerations (IRPG pg. 89)."]
["Spotting and torching","~ Watch for smoldering fires picking up over large areas, trees torching inside of fireline,\n high sustained rate of spread, well-developed convection column, hotter/drier than forecast.\n~ Patrol for spots especially after torching; Grid green areas\n~ Post lookouts\n"]
["Steep Terrain & Rolling Debris","~ Maintain 8’-10’ spacing when working & walking.\n~ Don’t work above any personnel.\n~ Be on the lookout for rolling rocks, debris, or burning material.\n~ Evaluate necessity to send personnel in areas with limited access.\n~ Post lookouts (IRPG pg 7)."]
["Structure Protection ","~  Review “Wildland Urban Interface” Watch outs, IRPG page 12.\n~  Use “Structure Assessment” checklist, IRPG pages 12-16.\n"]
["Unburned Area/Reburn Potential","~ Monitor weather.\n~ Base actions upon observed and predicted fire behavior.\n~ LCES Checklist (IRPG pg. 7).\n~ Look Up, Down and Around (IRPG pg. 3-4)."]
["Unidentified Hazardous Waste and Unexploded Ordinance","~Avoid identified Hazmat and UXO areas\n~Use \"Unexploded Ordinance Safety\" guidelines IRPG Page 27\n~Deny entry to others.  Do not transmit on radio if in proximity\n~Map location of all UXO and Hazmat."]
["Uninformed on Strategy / Tactics / hazards","~ Provide a detailed briefing for all personnel assigned to the incident.\n~ Document briefings on unit log. \n~ Use Risk Management Process in evaluating all assignments. \n~ Explain leadership responsibilities and expectations from all personnel assigned to task.\n~ Determine hazards, and mitigation protocol to limit exposure. \n~ Develop and review 215a.\n~ Discuss expected fire behavior, and plans for retreat.\n~ Discuss weather, Escape Routes, Safety Zones.\n~ Discuss communication plan including all tactical, aerial, and command frequencies.\n~ Discuss Emergency Plan outlined in the ICS-206 Medical Plan."]
["Unplanned Public Interaction","~ Be alert to non-fire personnel in areas with suppression personnel.\n~ All non-fire personnel will be escorted while on fireline.\n~ Post lookouts to in areas with public to avoid conflicts with mission tasks.\n~ Ensure sufficient security to restrict access to exclusion area."]
["Vehicle Operations in Inclement Weather","~ Be alert for potential muddy and slick road surfaces.\n~ Avoid parking on soft shoulders along roads.\n~ Stay off secondary roads in wet conditions.\n~ Increase following distance on slick road surfaces.\n~ Send a scout to evaluate roads and work area prior to personnel engagement."]
["Water travel","~ Complete Water Safety Training before using boats and canoes\n~ Only carded boat operators for motorized watercraft\n~ Always wear PFDs\n~Use caution when embarking/disembarking over wet rocks and logs.\n~ During high winds or waves, remain on land or if necessary travel near shore\n~ Approach waves head-on or at a slight angle to avoid capsizing.\n~ If you capsize, stay with the watercraft."]
["Wildlife & Livestock","~ Watch out for wildlife & livestock inside fire area and along roadways.\n~ Clean up all debris and trash during each operational period."]

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["2017 MNICS Wildland Fire Acadamy   -   Tuesday, June 06, 2017"]
["8. Location","9. Hazard","6.  Control or Abatement Action (Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)"]
["All","Driving & Traffic","~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Watch backing, use a spotter when available.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs."]
["All","Bees, Ticks, Mosquitoes","~ Canvas crew members for those with known allergic reactions to stings.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection for ticks.\n~ Use repellent as necessary.\n~ Don't be afraid to ask for medical assistance for embedded ticks."]
["All","Severe Weather","~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG. \n~Spot Weather forecasts are available, upon request."]
["S-236","Heavy Equipment Operations","~ Ensure communications are established with operators.\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable.\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment and increase it to 1 1/2 times tree height when in timber.\n~ Use a spotter when backing.\n~ Avoid working below heavy equipment.\n~ Review Heavy Equipment guidelines in IRPG page 80"]
["S-270, S-271,IWIM","Helicopter and Airtanker Operations ","~ Ensure clear air-ground communications\n~ Stay clear of flight zones and drop areas.\n~ Watch out for rotor wash or air tanker turbulence and potentially erratic fire behavior\n~ Keep heads up for snags and hazard trees\n~ Air Ops will conduct a complete risk assessment for each mission.\n"]
["S-219","Firing Operations & Devices","~ Only personnel trained in the use of each device will be authorized to use firing equipment.\n~ Ensure all personnel are aware of firing operation that may affect them.\n~ Wear appropriate PPE.\n~ Ensure aerial/ground ignition plans have been adequately developed and personnel are briefed."]
["S-212","Chain Saw Operations","~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG page 22\n~ Look up, Look down, Look around for hazard tree indicators.\n~ Only fell and buck trees within your expertise and training.\n~ Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG.\n~ Do not fall trees during high wind events.\n~ Ensure proper use of all required PPE.                                                                                                   ~Allow engine to cool 5 minutes before refueling to reduce fire hazard."]
["All","Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~Allow out of area resources time to acclimatize before expecting peak performance.                              ~ Minimize consumption of caffinated and energy drinks.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating"]
["S-130/190","Fireline Hazards","~ Do not work directly above or below personnel during firing and mop-up operations.\n~ Watch for falling and rolling debris on steep slopes.\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals.\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope.\n~ Avoid stepping over debris that could roll by walking around object.\n~ Avoid radiant heat by wearing appropriate PPE correctly.\n~ Use correct tool for task assigned.\n~ Follow power line safety protocol as outlined on page 24 in IRPG.\n~ Flag and isolate all HAZMAT and alert all personnel working in Division.\n~ Follow WUI recommendations on pages 12-16 in IRPG."]
["S-211","Pumps","~ Always wear appropriate hearing protection.\n~ Position personnel far enough away from pump to hear instructions on radio. \n~ Keep all fuel >4’ from creek and pump to reduce fire hazard and spill.\n~ Rotate personnel every hour to limit exposure to high decibels of sound from pump.\n~ Allow pumps to cool for 5 minutes prior to re-fueling to reduce fire hazard."]

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["Incident Risk Assessment Worksheet",null,null,null,"1. Incident Name/Number",null,"2.  Location  "]
[null,null,null,null,"2017 MNICS Wildland Fire Acadamy",null,"Itasca Community College"]
["Identification of Hazards and Risk",null,null,null,"3.  Name and Title of Analyst",null,"4.  Date"]
["Assessment",null,null,null,"Doug Miedtke SOF2/Steve Teeter, SOF2-T",null,"2017-06-06"]
["5. Pre-Control",null,null,null,null,"6.  Control or Abatement Action (Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)","7.  Post-Control"]
["8. Location","9. Hazard","10. Hazard Probability","11. Severity Code","12. RAC","Actions \n(double-click in cell then click alt + enter to add a line)","13. Hazard Probability","14. Severity Code","15. RAC","16. Acceptable (Yes/No)"]
["All","Driving & Traffic","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C8,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D8,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Watch backing, use a spotter when available.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs.","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G8,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H8,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["All","Bees, Ticks, Mosquitoes","Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C9,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D9,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Canvas crew members for those with known allergic reactions to stings.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection for ticks.\n~ Use repellent as necessary.\n~ Don't be afraid to ask for medical assistance for embedded ticks.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G9,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H9,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["All","Severe Weather","Occasional C","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C10,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D10,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG. \n~Spot Weather forecasts are available, upon request.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G10,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H10,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["S-236","Heavy Equipment Operations","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C11,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D11,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Ensure communications are established with operators.\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable.\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment and increase it to 1 1/2 times tree height when in timber.\n~ Use a spotter when backing.\n~ Avoid working below heavy equipment.\n~ Review Heavy Equipment guidelines in IRPG page 80","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G11,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H11,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["S-270, S-271,IWIM","Helicopter and Airtanker Operations ","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C12,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D12,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Ensure clear air-ground communications\n~ Stay clear of flight zones and drop areas.\n~ Watch out for rotor wash or air tanker turbulence and potentially erratic fire behavior\n~ Keep heads up for snags and hazard trees\n~ Air Ops will conduct a complete risk assessment for each mission.\n","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G12,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H12,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["S-219","Firing Operations & Devices","Frequently A","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C13,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D13,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Only personnel trained in the use of each device will be authorized to use firing equipment.\n~ Ensure all personnel are aware of firing operation that may affect them.\n~ Wear appropriate PPE.\n~ Ensure aerial/ground ignition plans have been adequately developed and personnel are briefed.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G13,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H13,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["S-212","Chain Saw Operations","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C14,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D14,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG page 22\n~ Look up, Look down, Look around for hazard tree indicators.\n~ Only fell and buck trees within your expertise and training.\n~ Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG.\n~ Do not fall trees during high wind events.\n~ Ensure proper use of all required PPE.                                                                                                   ~Allow engine to cool 5 minutes before refueling to reduce fire hazard.","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G14,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H14,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["All","Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C15,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D15,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~Allow out of area resources time to acclimatize before expecting peak performance.                              ~ Minimize consumption of caffinated and energy drinks.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G15,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H15,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["S-130/190","Fireline Hazards","Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C16,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D16,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Do not work directly above or below personnel during firing and mop-up operations.\n~ Watch for falling and rolling debris on steep slopes.\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals.\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope.\n~ Avoid stepping over debris that could roll by walking around object.\n~ Avoid radiant heat by wearing appropriate PPE correctly.\n~ Use correct tool for task assigned.\n~ Follow power line safety protocol as outlined on page 24 in IRPG.\n~ Flag and isolate all HAZMAT and alert all personnel working in Division.\n~ Follow WUI recommendations on pages 12-16 in IRPG.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G16,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H16,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["S-211","Pumps","Frequently A","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C17,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D17,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Always wear appropriate hearing protection.\n~ Position personnel far enough away from pump to hear instructions on radio. \n~ Keep all fuel >4’ from creek and pump to reduce fire hazard and spill.\n~ Rotate personnel every hour to limit exposure to high decibels of sound from pump.\n~ Allow pumps to cool for 5 minutes prior to re-fueling to reduce fire hazard.","Rarely D","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G17,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H17,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Minor"},"Yes"]

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["2017 MNICS Wildland Fire Acadamy   -   Sunday, June 04, 2017"]
["8. Location","9. Hazard","6.  Control or Abatement Action (Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)"]
["All","Driving & Traffic","~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Watch backing, use a spotter when available.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs."]
["All","Bees, Ticks, Mosquitoes","~ Canvas crew members for those with known allergic reactions to stings.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection for ticks.\n~ Use repellent as necessary.\n~ Don't be afraid to ask for medical assistance for embedded ticks."]
["All","Severe Weather","~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG.\n~ If you are on the water and see lightning, forget the 30-30 rule-get off the water right away, take shelter in a low spot and crouch on top of your lifejacket. \n"]
["S-236","Heavy Equipment Operations","~ Ensure communications are established with operators.\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable.\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment and increase it to 1 1/2 times tree height when in timber.\n~ Use a spotter when backing.\n~ Avoid working below heavy equipment.\n~ Review Heavy Equipment guidelines in IRPG page 80"]
["S-270, S-271,IWIM","Helicopter and Airtanker Operations ","~ Ensure clear air-ground communications\n~ Stay clear of flight zones and drop areas.\n~ Watch out for rotor wash or air tanker turbulence and potentially erratic fire behavior\n~ Keep heads up for snags and hazard trees.\n\n"]
["S-219","Firing Operations & Devices","~ Only personnel trained in the use of each device will be authorized to use firing equipment.\n~ Ensure all personnel are aware of firing operation that may affect them.\n~ Wear appropriate PPE.\n~ Ensure aerial/ground ignition plans have been adequately developed and personnel are briefed."]
["S-212","Chain Saw Operations","~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG page 22\n~ Look up, Look down, Look around for hazard tree indicators.\n~ Only fell and buck trees within your expertise and training.\n~ Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG.\n~ Do not fall trees during high wind events.\n~ Ensure proper use of all required PPE."]
["S-211","Pumps","~ Always wear appropriate hearing protection.\n~ Position personnel far enough away from pump to hear instructions on radio. \n~ Keep all fuel >4’ from creek and pump to reduce fire hazard and spill.\n~ Rotate personnel every hour to limit exposure to high decibels of sound from pump.\n~ Allow pumps to cool for 5 minutes prior to re-fueling to reduce fire hazard."]
["S-130/190","Fireline Hazards","~ Do not work directly above or below personnel during firing and mop-up operations.\n~ Watch for falling and rolling debris on steep slopes.\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals.\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope.\n~ Avoid stepping over debris that could roll by walking around object.\n~ Avoid radiant heat by wearing appropriate PPE correctly.\n~ Use correct tool for task assigned.\n~ Follow power line safety protocol as outlined on page 24 in IRPG.\n~ Flag and isolate all HAZMAT and alert all personnel working in Division.\n~ Follow WUI recommendations on pages 12-16 in IRPG."]
["All","Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating"]

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["Incident Risk Assessment Worksheet",null,null,null,"1. Incident Name/Number",null,"2.  Location  "]
[null,null,null,null,"2017 MNICS Wildland Fire Acadamy",null,"Itasca Community College"]
["Identification of Hazards and Risk",null,null,null,"3.  Name and Title of Analyst",null,"4.  Date"]
["Assessment",null,null,null,"Doug Miedtke SOF2/Steve Teeter, SOF2-T",null,"2017-06-04"]
["5. Pre-Control",null,null,null,null,"6.  Control or Abatement Action (Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)","7.  Post-Control"]
["8. Location","9. Hazard","10. Hazard Probability","11. Severity Code","12. RAC","Actions \n(double-click in cell then click alt + enter to add a line)","13. Hazard Probability","14. Severity Code","15. RAC","16. Acceptable (Yes/No)"]
["All","Driving & Traffic","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C8,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D8,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Watch backing, use a spotter when available.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs.","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G8,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H8,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["All","Bees, Ticks, Mosquitoes","Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C9,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D9,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Canvas crew members for those with known allergic reactions to stings.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection for ticks.\n~ Use repellent as necessary.\n~ Don't be afraid to ask for medical assistance for embedded ticks.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G9,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H9,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["All","Severe Weather","Occasional C","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C10,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D10,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG.\n~ If you are on the water and see lightning, forget the 30-30 rule-get off the water right away, take shelter in a low spot and crouch on top of your lifejacket. \n","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G10,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H10,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["S-236","Heavy Equipment Operations","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C11,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D11,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Ensure communications are established with operators.\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable.\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment and increase it to 1 1/2 times tree height when in timber.\n~ Use a spotter when backing.\n~ Avoid working below heavy equipment.\n~ Review Heavy Equipment guidelines in IRPG page 80","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G11,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H11,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["S-130, S-271,IWIM","Helicopter and Airtanker Operations ","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C12,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D12,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Ensure clear air-ground communications\n~ Stay clear of flight zones and drop areas.\n~ Watch out for rotor wash or air tanker turbulence and potentially erratic fire behavior\n~ Keep heads up for snags and hazard trees.\n\n","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G12,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H12,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["S-219","Firing Operations & Devices","Frequently A","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C13,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D13,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Only personnel trained in the use of each device will be authorized to use firing equipment.\n~ Ensure all personnel are aware of firing operation that may affect them.\n~ Wear appropriate PPE.\n~ Ensure aerial/ground ignition plans have been adequately developed and personnel are briefed.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G13,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H13,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["S-212","Chain Saw Operations","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C14,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D14,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG page 22\n~ Look up, Look down, Look around for hazard tree indicators.\n~ Only fell and buck trees within your expertise and training.\n~ Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG.\n~ Do not fall trees during high wind events.\n~ Ensure proper use of all required PPE.","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G14,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H14,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["All","Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C15,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D15,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G15,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H15,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["S-211","Pumps","Frequently A","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C16,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D16,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Always wear appropriate hearing protection.\n~ Position personnel far enough away from pump to hear instructions on radio. \n~ Keep all fuel >4’ from creek and pump to reduce fire hazard and spill.\n~ Rotate personnel every hour to limit exposure to high decibels of sound from pump.\n~ Allow pumps to cool for 5 minutes prior to re-fueling to reduce fire hazard.","Rarely D","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G16,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H16,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Minor"},"Yes"]
["S-130/190","Fireline Hazards","Likely B","Significant III",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C17,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D17,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"~ Do not work directly above or below personnel during firing and mop-up operations.\n~ Watch for falling and rolling debris on steep slopes.\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals.\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope.\n~ Avoid stepping over debris that could roll by walking around object.\n~ Avoid radiant heat by wearing appropriate PPE correctly.\n~ Use correct tool for task assigned.\n~ Follow power line safety protocol as outlined on page 24 in IRPG.\n~ Flag and isolate all HAZMAT and alert all personnel working in Division.\n~ Follow WUI recommendations on pages 12-16 in IRPG.","Occasional C","Significant III",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G17,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H17,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Minor"},"Yes"]

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["Foss Lake Fire   -   for Friday, May 27, 2016"]
["8. Location","9. Hazard","6.  Control or Abatement Action (Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)"]
["Foss Lake Fire","Water travel","~ Complete Water Safety Training before using boats and canoes\n~ Only carded boat operators for motorized watercraft\n~ Always wear PFDs\n~Use caution when embarking/disembarking over wet rocks and logs.\n~ During high winds or waves, remain on land or if necessary travel near shore\n~ Approach waves head-on or at a slight angle to avoid capsizing.\n~ If you capsize, stay with the watercraft."]
["All","Driving & Traffic","~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Watch backing, use a spotter when available.\n~ Follow Driving LCES (Lights, Chock blocks, Emergency brake, Seat belts).\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs."]
["All","Rough, Difficult Terrain","~Identify/construct, flag and time escape routes and safety zones.\n~Identify safe routes and maintain 10 ft. spacing.\n~ Wear proper fire boots in good condition to avoid slips and falls\n~ Travel slowly and watch your step.\n~ Be aware; Hard Vibram soles will easlily slip on wet, mossy rocks."]
["All","Snags, Blowdown timber","~ Watch out for burned-out, shallow rooted trees.\n~ Stay alert for strong winds, bug-kill, rot or shallow-rooted trees, air operations turbulence\n~ Scout, identify and flag hazards, drop dangerous trees near the line\n~ Do go/no go assessment prior to falling\n\n"]
["All","Bees, Ticks, Mosquitoes","~ Canvas crew members for those with known allergic reactions to stings.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection for ticks.\n~ Use repellent as necessary.\n~ Don't be afraid to ask for medical assistance for embedded ticks."]
["All","Severe Weather","~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG.\n~ If you are on the water and see lightning, forget the 30-30 rule-get off the water right away, take shelter in a low spot and crouch on top of your lifejacket.\n~ Carry rain gear and extra food and water if weather limits return to camp or ICP.\n~ Pitch tents away from large, tall trees and tree roots if possible. \n~While inside your tent, crouch on top of your sleeping pad until lightning passes."]
["All","Chain Saw Operations","~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG page 22\n~ Look up, Look down, Look around for hazard tree indicators.\n~ Only fell and buck trees within your expertise and training.\n~ Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG.\n~ Do not fall trees during high wind events.\n~ Ensure proper use of all required PPE."]

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["Incident Risk Assessment Worksheet",null,null,null,"1. Incident Name/Number",null,"2.  Location  "]
[null,null,null,null,"Foss Lake Fire",null,"USFS SUF Kawishiwi District"]
["Identification of Hazards and Risk",null,null,null,"3.  Name and Title of Analyst",null,"4.  Date"]
["Assessment",null,null,null,"Doug Miedtke/Ron Guck, SOF2",null,"2016-05-26"]
["5. Pre-Control",null,null,null,null,"6.  Control or Abatement Action (Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)","7.  Post-Control"]
["8. Location","9. Hazard","10. Hazard Probability","11. Severity Code","12. RAC","Actions \n(double-click in cell then click alt + enter to add a line)","13. Hazard Probability","14. Severity Code","15. RAC","16. Acceptable (Yes/No)"]
["B, Y","Water travel","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C8,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D8,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Complete Water Safety Training before using boats and canoes\n~ Only carded boat operators for motorized watercraft\n~ Always wear PFDs\n~Use caution when embarking/disembarking over wet rocks and logs.\n~ During high winds or waves, remain on land or if necessary travel near shore\n~ Approach waves head-on or at a slight angle to avoid capsizing.\n~ If you capsize, stay with the watercraft.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G8,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H8,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["All","Driving & Traffic","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C9,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D9,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Watch backing, use a spotter when available.\n~ Follow Driving LCES (Lights, Chock blocks, Emergency brake, Seat belts).\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs.","Rarely D","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G9,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H9,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["A, B, Y, Z","Rough, Difficult Terrain","Frequently A","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C10,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D10,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~Identify/construct, flag and time escape routes and safety zones.\n~Identify safe routes and maintain 10 ft. spacing.\n~ Wear proper fire boots in good condition to avoid slips and falls\n~ Travel slowly and watch your step.\n~ Be aware; Hard Vibram soles will easlily slip on wet, mossy rocks.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G10,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H10,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["A,B,Y,Z","Snags, Blowdown timber","Frequently A","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C11,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D11,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Watch out for burned-out, shallow rooted trees.\n~ Stay alert for strong winds, bug-kill, rot or shallow-rooted trees, air operations turbulence\n~ Scout, identify and flag hazards, drop dangerous trees near the line\n~ Do go/no go assessment prior to falling\n\n","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G11,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H11,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["All","Bees, Ticks, Mosquitoes","Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C12,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D12,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Canvas crew members for those with known allergic reactions to stings.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection for ticks.\n~ Use repellent as necessary.\n~ Don't be afraid to ask for medical assistance for embedded ticks.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G12,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H12,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["A, B, Y, Z","Severe Weather","Occasional C","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C13,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D13,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG.\n~ If you are on the water and see lightning, forget the 30-30 rule-get off the water right away, take shelter in a low spot and crouch on top of your lifejacket.\n~ Carry rain gear and extra food and water if weather limits return to camp or ICP.\n~ Pitch tents away from large, tall trees and tree roots if possible. \n~While inside your tent, crouch on top of your sleeping pad until lightning passes.","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G13,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H13,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"Yes"]
["A,B,Y,Z","Chain Saw Operations","Likely B","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C14,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D14,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Critical"},"~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG page 22\n~ Look up, Look down, Look around for hazard tree indicators.\n~ Only fell and buck trees within your expertise and training.\n~ Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG.\n~ Do not fall trees during high wind events.\n~ Ensure proper use of all required PPE.","Rarely D","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G14,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H14,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Minor"},"Yes"]
["All","Helicopter and Airtanker Operations ","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C15,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D15,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"~ Ensure clear air-ground communications\n~ Stay clear of flight zones and drop areas.\n~ Watch out for rotor wash or air tanker turbulence and potentially erratic fire behavior\n~ Keep heads up for snags and hazard trees.\n\n","Rarely D","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G15,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H15,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Minor"},"Yes"]
["All","Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","Likely B","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C16,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D16,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating","Rarely D","Significant III",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G16,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H16,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Negligible"},"Yes"]
["All","Fatigue & Over Exertion","Likely B","Significant III",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C17,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D17,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"~ Drink 1 quart of water each hour during and after work.\n~ Set a reasonable work pace and allow adequate rest breaks while on the project.\n~ Use buddy system to monitor personnel for heat related and fatigue issues.\n~ Follow work / rest guidelines.","Rarely D","Significant III",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G17,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H17,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Negligible"},"Yes"]
["A,B,Y,Z","Spotting and torching","Occasional C","Critical II",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C18,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D18,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Moderate"},"~ Watch for smoldering fires picking up over large areas, trees torching inside of fireline,\n high sustained rate of spread, well-developed convection column, hotter/drier than forecast.\n~ Patrol for spots especially after torching; Grid green areas\n~ Post lookouts\n","Rarely D","Significant III",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G18,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H18,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Negligible"},"Yes"]
["A,B,Y,Z","Unburned Area/Reburn Potential","Occasional C","Catastrophic I",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(C19,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(D19,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Serious"},"~ Monitor weather.\n~ Base actions upon observed and predicted fire behavior.\n~ LCES Checklist (IRPG pg. 7).\n~ Look Up, Down and Around (IRPG pg. 3-4).\n~ Staff lokouts at identified vantage points.\n~ Establish human repeater as necessary.\n~ Flag, time, improve/construct escape routes and safety zones.\nEstablish trigger points for disengagement/exit to safety zones.","Rarely D","Significant III",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(formula!$B$3:$E$6,MATCH(G19,(formula!$A$3:$A$6),0),MATCH(H19,(formula!$B$2:$E$2),0)),\"No Data\")","v":"Negligible"},"Yes"]

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["Wild Fire Hazard","Mitigation or Abatement Action(Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)"]
["Aerial Ignition","~ Follow Aerial Ignition Plan and the RMA for aerial ignition."]
["Air Operations","~ Follow \" Aviation Watch-Out Situations\" on page 44, IRPG.\n~ Don't plan on air resources for medical transport or resupply.\n~ Refer to page 57, IRPG for directing bucket drops.\n~ Ensure positive communication with all air resources."]
["ATV/UTV use","~ Ensure equipment is inspected and safe to use.\n~ Restrict UTV's to max width of 50\" on ATV trails due to width and severe out sloped conditions.\n~ Ensure operator is trained and certified to operate.\n~ Ensure operator has proper PPE according to the Redbook and/or RMA.\n~ Question if it is mission critical."]
["Bees, Ticks, Mosquitoes","~ Canvas crew members for those with known allergic reactions to stings.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection.\n~ Use repellent as necessary.\n~ Advanced Life Support,  multi-dose epi and airway protection.\n~ Keep affected area clean and bandaged.\n~ Be extra careful when eating and/or drinking to avoid stings to mouth and throat."]
["Blasting Operations","~ Follow Lead Blaster's directions.\n~ Post lookouts.\n~ Remove all personnel a minimum of 1000 feet prior to blasting."]
["Chain Saw Operations","~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG page 22\n~ Look up, Look down, Look around for hazard tree indicators.\n~ Only fell and buck trees within your expertise and training.\n~ Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG.\n~ Do not fall trees during high wind events.\n~ Ensure proper use of all required PPE.                                                                                                   ~Allow engine to cool 5 minutes before refueling to reduce fire hazard."]
["Cold Weather","Helicopter and Airtanker Operations "]
["Communications","~ Maintain communication with aviation resources, and suppression organization. \n~ Ensure all know frequency and protocol for contacting resources.\n~ Utilize the ICS 205.\n~ Utilize human repeaters when working in dead spots. "]
["Downhill Line Construction","~ Post lookouts (IRPG pg. 6)\n~ Follow downhill line construction guidelines (IRPG pg. 8)"]
["Driving & Traffic","~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Watch backing, use a spotter when available.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs."]
["Extreme Fire Behavior","~ Share weather observations with all personnel assigned to division.\n~ Establish “Trigger Points” to withdraw.\n~ Use “Risk Management” process prior to engaging in  suppression actions, refer to page 1, IRPG."]
["Fatigue & Over Exertion","~ Drink 1 quart of water each hour during and after work.\n~ Rotate crews out of smoky areas.\n~ Set a reasonable work pace and allow adequate rest breaks while on the project.\n~ Stagger work crews start time to limit fatigue.\n~ Use buddy system to monitor personnel of heat related and fatigue issues.\n~ Follow work / rest guidelines."]
["Firefighter & Public Smoke Exposure ","~ Identify homes and structures with private parties remaining behind the evacuation.\n~ Identify personnel responsible for contacting private parties.\n~ Use warning lights and provide traffic control on roadways during smoky and night operations.\n~ Rotate crews out of smoky areas during firing and mop-up operations.\n~ Contact Communications when firing operations are initiated."]
["Fireline Hazards","~ Do not work directly above or below personnel during firing and mop-up operations.\n~ Watch for falling and rolling debris on steep slopes.\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals.\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope.\n~ Avoid stepping over debris that could roll by walking around object.\n~ Avoid radiant heat by wearing appropriate PPE correctly.\n~ Use correct tool for task assigned.\n~ Follow power line safety protocol as outlined on page 24 in IRPG.\n~ Flag and isolate all HAZMAT and alert all personnel working in Division.\n~ Follow WUI recommendations on pages 12-16 in IRPG."]
["Firing Operations & Devices","~ Only personnel trained in the use of each device will be authorized to use firing equipment.\n~ Ensure all personnel are aware of firing operation that may affect them.\n~ Wear appropriate PPE.\n~ Ensure aerial/ground ignition plans have been adequately developed and personnel are briefed."]
["Flash Flooding","~ Post lookouts, listen for weather updates by (IMET). \n~ Stay out of dry creek beds and gullies during rain/hail/lightning events.\n~ Avoid walking in areas with rock, and loose debris during storm events.\n~ Avoid walking is single file when coming off hillside.\n~ Establish RAWS trigger points on incident radio system for fireline leadership to remove resources prior to severe weather events. "]
["Hazard Trees","~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG page 22.\n~  Post lookouts, or use a spotter in mop-up areas with personnel.\n~  Don’t park vehicles or take breaks in high concentrations of hazard trees.\n~  Establish trigger points for disengagement during high wind events.\n~ Remember that the hazard zone extends a minimum of 2 1/2 tree heights."]
["Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~Allow out of area resources time to acclimatize before expecting peak performance.                              ~ Minimize consumption of caffinated and energy drinks.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating"]
["Heavy Dead & Down Fuel Loading","~ Watch footing.\n~ Allow for additional time to reach safety zones.\n~ Post lookouts (IRPG pg. 6)."]
["Heavy Equipment Operations","~ Ensure communications are established with operators.\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable.\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment and increase it to 1 1/2 times tree height when in timber.\n~ Use a spotter when backing.\n~ Avoid working below heavy equipment."]
["Helicopter and Airtanker Operations ","~ Ensure clear air-ground communications\n~ Stay clear of flight zones and drop areas.\n~ Watch out for rotor wash or air tanker turbulence and potentially erratic fire behavior\n~ Keep heads up for snags and hazard trees\n~ Air Ops will conduct a complete risk assessment for each mission.\n"]
["Helicopter Operations","~ Stay clear of all bucket drops when suppression actions are in place and allow 1 minute prior to re-entry.\n~ Monitor A-G communications.\n~ Follow aviation safety guidelines in IRPG and IHOG."]
["ICP Protection","~ Follow ICP safety plan."]
["Indirect Fireline","~ Post lookouts, identify escape routes and safety zones (IRPG pg. 6).\n~ Review \"Strategy/Indirect Attack\" (IRPG pg. 87)."]
["Injury & Medical Emergency","~ Assist injured employee appropriate medical care.\n~ Use EMT’s on Division for initial care.\n~ Follow medical protocol as outlined in ICS-206 & IRPG Pgs 99-108"]
["Intruder Aircraft"]
["Lack of or Incorrect Use of PPE","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Always wear all nomex\n     o Fire Shelter\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment."]
["Mid-slope Fireline","~ Ensure good anchor point.\n~ Base actions upon current and predicted fire behavior and weather.\n~ Post lookouts, identify escape routes and safety zones (IRPG pg. 6)."]
["Mines","~ Identify and avoid mining areas.\n~ Notify others of hazard."]
["Mop-up & Rehab","~ Do not work above or below personnel during rehab/mop-up operations.\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals.\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope.\n~ Wear eye protection.  "]
["Night Operations","~ Maintain high visibility in work area and wear vest while in roadway. \n~ Use glow sticks to mark hazards.\n~ Ensure personnel have a personal light (headlamp).\n~ Watch for signs of fatigue.\n~ Take breaks away from areas of known hazard."]
["Personal Hygiene","~ Don’t share personal items such as water bottles communication devices and utensils.\n~ Wash hands before meals, and after use of rest room facilities.   "]
["Poisonous Plants","~ Identify and Avoid hazard areas. \n~ Launder clothing.\n~ Shower frequently."]
["Power Utilities","~ Notify all personnel of down electrical lines.\n~ Refer to the IRPG page 24 for Power Line Safety.\n~ Always treat downed wires as energized.\n~ Identify and avoid high tension transmission lines.\n~ Identify and avoid high pressure natural gas lines.\n~ Identify and avoid damaged gas service near structures.\n~ Be aware of utility restoration in your work area."]
["Pumps","~ Always wear appropriate hearing protection.\n~ Position personnel far enough away from pump to hear instructions on radio. \n~ Keep all fuel >4’ from creek and pump to reduce fire hazard and spill.\n~ Rotate personnel every hour to limit exposure to high decibels of sound from pump.\n~ Allow pumps to cool for 5 minutes prior to re-fueling to reduce fire hazard."]
["Severe Weather","~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG. \n~Spot Weather forecasts are available, upon request."]
["Spike Camp","~ Keep a clean camp.\n~ Ensure communications are in place.\n~ Review and observe \"Line Spike\" considerations (IRPG pg. 98)."]
["Steep Terrain & Rolling Debris","~ Maintain 8’-10’ spacing when working & walking.\n~ Don’t work above any personnel.\n~ Be on the lookout for rolling rocks, debris, or burning material.\n~ Evaluate necessity to send personnel in areas with limited access.\n~ Post lookouts (IRPG pg 6)."]
["Structure Protection & HAZMAT","~  Review “Wildland Urban Interface” Watch outs, IRPG page 12.\n~  Use “Structure Assessment” checklist, IRPG pages 12-16.\n~  Follow “HAZMAT Incident Operations”  on pages 34-36 in IRPG."]
["Unburned Area/Reburn Potential","~ Monitor weather.\n~ Base actions upon observed and predicted fire behavior.\n~ LCES Checklist (IRPG pg. 6).\n~ Look Up, Down and Around (IRPG pg. 2-3)."]
["Unidentified Hazardous Waste and Unexploded Ordinance","~Avoid identified Hazmat and UXO areas\n~Use \"Unexploded Ordinance Safety\" guidelines IRPG Page 27\n~Deny entry to others.  Do not transmit on radio if in proximity\n~Map location of all UXO and Hazmat."]
["Uninformed on Strategy / Tactics / hazards","~ Provide a detailed briefing for all personnel assigned to the incident.\n~ Document briefings on unit log. \n~ Use Risk Management Process in evaluating all assignments. \n~ Explain leadership responsibilities and expectations from all personnel assigned to task.\n~ Determine hazards, and mitigation protocol to limit exposure. \n~ Develop and review 215a.\n~ Discuss expected fire behavior, and plans for retreat.\n~ Discuss weather, Escape Routes, Safety Zones.\n~ Discuss communication plan including all tactical, aerial, and command frequencies.\n~ Discuss Emergency Plan outlined in the ICS-206 Medical Plan."]
["Unplanned Public Interaction","~ Be alert to non-fire personnel in areas with suppression personnel.\n~ All non-fire personnel will be escorted while on fireline.\n~ Post lookouts to in areas with public to avoid conflicts with mission tasks.\n~ Ensure sufficient security to restrict access to exclusion area."]
["Vehicle Operations in Inclement Weather","~ Be alert for potential muddy and slick road surfaces.\n~ Avoid parking on soft shoulders along roads.\n~ Stay off secondary roads in wet conditions.\n~ Increase following distance on slick road surfaces.\n~ Send a scout to evaluate roads and work area prior to personnel engagement."]
["Wildlife & Livestock","~ Watch out for wildlife & livestock inside fire area and along roadways.\n~ Clean up all debris and trash during each operational period."]

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["Flood Hazard","Mitigation or Abatement Action(Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)"]
["Air Opperations","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment"]
["ATV/UTV use","~Ensure equipment is inspected and safe to use.\n~Ensure operator is trained and certified to operate.\n~Ensure operator has proper PPE.\n~Question if it is mission critical."]
["Bees,Ticks, Mosquitoes","~ Beaware of crew members with  sting alergies.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection\n~ Use repellent as necessary\n~ Advanced Life Support,  multi-dose epi and airway protection.\n~ Keep affected area clean and bandaged.\n~ Be extra careful when eating and/or drinking to avoid stings to mouth and throat."]
["Chain Saw Operations","~  Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG pages 22\n~  Look up, down around for hazard tree indicators\n~  Only fell and buck trees within your expertise, and training\n~  Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG\n~  Do not fall trees during high wind events"]
["Cold Weather","~  Carry extra clothing to prevent  hypothermia following shift\n~  Dry out gear each night for next day\n~  Watch footing on frozen ground\n~  Maintain personal hydration\n~  Monitor Windchill and establish trigger points for disengagement"]
["Communications","~ Maintain communication with aviation resources, and suppression organization. \n~ Ensure all know frequency and protocol for contacting resources\n~ Utilize the ICS 205"]
["Driving & Traffic","~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Use spotters when backing.\n~ Honk horn to alert personnel when backing.\n~ Keep clutter off dash and inside cab.\n~ Follow Driving LCES (Lights, Chock blocks, Emergency brake, Seat belts.\n~ Always use headlights.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Use chock blocks, turn wheels into hill.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs."]
["Fatigue & Overexertion","~ Drink 1 quart of water each hour during and after work\n~ Rotate crews out of smoky areas\n~ Set a reasonable work pace and allow adequate rest breaks while on the project\n~ Stagger work crews start time to limit fatigue\n~ Use buddy system to monitor personnel of heat related and fatigue issues\n~ Follow work / rest guidelines"]
["Flash Flooding","~Post lookouts, listen for weather updates by (IMET) \n~Stay out of dry creek beds and gullies during rain/hail/lightning events\n~Avoid walking in areas with rock, and loose debris during storm events\n~Avoid walking is single file when coming off hillside\n~Establish RAWS trigger points on incident radio system for fireline leadership to remove resources prior to severe weather events "]
["Hazard Trees","~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG pages 22\n~  Post lookouts, or use a spotter in mop-up areas with personnel \n~  Don’t park vehicles or take breaks in high concentrations of hazard trees\n~  Establish trigger points for disengagement during high wind events"]
["Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~Allow out of area resources time to acclimatize before expecting peak performance.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating"]
["Heavy Equipment Operations","~ Ensure communications are established with operators\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment\n~ Use a spotter when backing"]
["Helicopter Operations","~ Stay clear of all bucket drops when suppression actions are in place and allow 1 minute prior to re-entry\n~ Monitor A-G communications\n~ Follow aviation safety guidelines in IRPG"]
["ICP Protection","~ Follow ICP safety plan"]
["Injury & Medical Emergency","~ Assist injured employee appropriate medical care\n~ Use EMT’s on Division for initial care\n~ Follow medical protocol as outlined in ICS-206 & IRPG Pg 99-108"]
["Night Operations","~ Maitain high visibility in work area and wear vest while in roadway. \n~ Use glow sticks to mark hazards.\n~ Ensure personnel have a personal light (headlamp)\n~ Watch for signs of fatigue\n~ Take breaks away from areas of known hazard"]
["Personal Hygiene","~ Don’t share personal items such as water bottles communication devices and utensils\n~ Wash hands before meals, and after use of rest room facilities   "]
["Poisionous Plants","~ Identify and Avoid hazard areas \n~ Launder clothing\n~ Shower frequently"]
["Power Utilities","~• Notify all personnel of down electrical lines.\n~• Refer to the IRPG pages 24 for Power Line Safety\n~• Always treat downed wires as energized\n~• Identify and avoid high tension transmission lines.\n~• Identify and avoid high pressure natural gas lines\n~• Identify and avoid damaged gas service near structures\n~• Be aware of utility restoration in your work area"]
["PPE","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment"]
["Pumps","~ Always wear appropriate hearing protection\n~ Position personnel far enough away from pump to hear instructions on radio \n~ Keep all fuel >4’ from creek and pump to reduce fire hazard and spill\n~ Rotate personnel every hour to limit exposure to high decibels of sound from pump\n~ Allow pumps to cool for 5 minutes prior to fueling to reduce fire hazard"]
["Severe Weather","~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG.\n~ If you are on the water and see lightning, forget the 30-30 rule-get off the water right away, take shelter in a low spot and crouch on top of your lifejacket. \n"]
["Steep Terrain & Rolling Debris","~  Maintain 8’-10’ spacing when working & walking\n~  Don’t work above any personnel\n~  Evaluate necessity to send personnel in areas with limited access"]
["Unidentified Hazardous Waste and Unexploded Ordinance","~Avoid identified Hazmat and UXO areas\n~Use \"Unexploded Ordinance Safety\" guidelines IRPG Page 27\n~Deny entry to others.  Do not transmit on radio if in proximity\n~Map location of all UXO and Hazmat."]
["Uninformed on Strategy / Tactics / hazards","~ Provide a detailed briefing for all personnel assigned to the Incident\n~ Document briefings on unit log \n~ Use Risk Management Process in evaluating all assignments \n~ Explain leadership responsibilities and expectations from all personnel assigned to task\n~ Determine hazards, and mitigation protocol to limit exposure. \n~ Develop and review 215a\n~ Discuss expected fire behavior, and plans for retreat\n~ Discuss weather, Escape Routes, Safety Zones\n~ Discuss communication plan including all tactical, aerial, and command frequencies\n~ Discuss Emergency Plan outlined in the ICS-206 Medical Plan and IRPG Pg 99-108"]
["Unplanned Public Interaction","~ Be alert to non-fire personnel in areas with suppression personnel\n~ Escort non-fire personnel intoexclusion area when entry is required\n~ Post lookouts to in areas with public to avoid conflicts with mission tasks.\n~ Ensure suffiecient security to restrict access to exclusion area."]
["Vehicle Operations in Inclement Weather","~ Be alert for potential muddy and slick road surfaces\n~ Avoid parking on soft shoulders along roads\n~ Stay off secondary roads in wet conditions\n~ Increase following distance on slick road surfaces\n~ Send a scout to evaluate roads and work area prior to personnel engagement"]
["Wildlife & Livestock","~ Watch out for wildlife & livestock inside fire area and along roadways.\n~ Clean up all debris and trash during each operational period"]

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["Severe Weather Hazard","Mitigation or Abatement Action(Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)"]
["Air Opperations","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment"]
["ATV/UTV use","~Ensure equipment is inspected and safe to use.\n~Ensure operator is trained and certified to operate.\n~Ensure operator has proper PPE.\n~Question if it is mission critical."]
["Bees,Ticks, Mosquitoes","~ Beaware of crew members with  sting alergies.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection\n~ Use repellent as necessary\n~ Advanced Life Support,  multi-dose epi and airway protection.\n~ Keep affected area clean and bandaged.\n~ Be extra careful when eating and/or drinking to avoid stings to mouth and throat."]
["Chain Saw Operations","~  Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG pages 22\n~  Look up, down around for hazard tree indicators\n~  Only fell and buck trees within your expertise, and training\n~  Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG\n~  Do not fall trees during high wind events"]
["Cold Weather","~  Carry extra clothing to prevent  hypothermia following shift\n~  Dry out gear each night for next day\n~  Watch footing on frozen ground\n~  Maintain personal hydration\n~  Monitor Windchill and establish trigger points for disengagement"]
["Communications","~ Maintain communication with aviation resources, and suppression organization. \n~ Ensure all know frequency and protocol for contacting resources\n~ Utilize the ICS 205"]
["Driving & Traffic","~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Use spotters when backing.\n~ Honk horn to alert personnel when backing.\n~ Keep clutter off dash and inside cab.\n~ Follow Driving LCES (Lights, Chock blocks, Emergency brake, Seat belts.\n~ Always use headlights.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Use chock blocks, turn wheels into hill.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs."]
["Fatigue & Overexertion","~ Drink 1 quart of water each hour during and after work\n~ Rotate crews out of smoky areas\n~ Set a reasonable work pace and allow adequate rest breaks while on the project\n~ Stagger work crews start time to limit fatigue\n~ Use buddy system to monitor personnel of heat related and fatigue issues\n~ Follow work / rest guidelines"]
["Flash Flooding","~Post lookouts, listen for weather updates by (IMET) \n~Stay out of dry creek beds and gullies during rain/hail/lightning events\n~Avoid walking in areas with rock, and loose debris during storm events\n~Avoid walking is single file when coming off hillside\n~Establish RAWS trigger points on incident radio system for fireline leadership to remove resources prior to severe weather events "]
["Hazard Trees","~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG pages 22\n~  Post lookouts, or use a spotter in mop-up areas with personnel \n~  Don’t park vehicles or take breaks in high concentrations of hazard trees\n~  Establish trigger points for disengagement during high wind events"]
["Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~Allow out of area resources time to acclimatize before expecting peak performance.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating"]
["Heavy Equipment Operations","~ Ensure communications are established with operators\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment\n~ Use a spotter when backing"]
["Helicopter Operations","~ Stay clear of all bucket drops when suppression actions are in place and allow 1 minute prior to re-entry\n~ Monitor A-G communications\n~ Follow aviation safety guidelines in IRPG"]
["ICP Protection","~ Follow ICP safety plan"]
["Injury & Medical Emergency","~ Assist injured employee appropriate medical care\n~ Use EMT’s on Division for initial care\n~ Follow medical protocol as outlined in ICS-206 & IRPG Pg 99-108"]
["Mop-up& Rehab","~ Do not work above or below personnel during rehab/mop-up operations\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope\n~ Wear eye protection  "]
["Night Operations","~ Maitain high visibility in work area and wear vest while in roadway. \n~ Use glow sticks to mark hazards.\n~ Ensure personnel have a personal light (headlamp)\n~ Watch for signs of fatigue\n~ Take breaks away from areas of known hazard"]
["Personal Hygiene","~ Don’t share personal items such as water bottles communication devices and utensils\n~ Wash hands before meals, and after use of rest room facilities   "]
["Poisionous Plants","~ Identify and Avoid hazard areas \n~ Launder clothing\n~ Shower frequently"]
["Power Utilities","~• Notify all personnel of down electrical lines.\n~• Refer to the IRPG pages 24 for Power Line Safety\n~• Always treat downed wires as energized\n~• Identify and avoid high tension transmission lines.\n~• Identify and avoid high pressure natural gas lines\n~• Identify and avoid damaged gas service near structures\n~• Be aware of utility restoration in your work area"]
["PPE","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment"]
["Pumps","~ Always wear appropriate hearing protection\n~ Position personnel far enough away from pump to hear instructions on radio \n~ Keep all fuel >4’ from creek and pump to reduce fire hazard and spill\n~ Rotate personnel every hour to limit exposure to high decibels of sound from pump\n~ Allow pumps to cool for 5 minutes prior to fueling to reduce fire hazard"]
["Severe Weather","~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG.\n~ If you are on the water and see lightning, forget the 30-30 rule-get off the water right away, take shelter in a low spot and crouch on top of your lifejacket. \n"]
["Steep Terrain & Rolling Debris","~  Maintain 8’-10’ spacing when working & walking\n~  Don’t work above any personnel\n~  Evaluate necessity to send personnel in areas with limited access"]
["Unidentified Hazardous Waste and Unexploded Ordinance","~Avoid identified Hazmat and UXO areas\n~Use \"Unexploded Ordinance Safety\" guidelines IRPG Page 27\n~Deny entry to others.  Do not transmit on radio if in proximity\n~Map location of all UXO and Hazmat."]
["Uninformed on Strategy / Tactics / hazards","~ Provide a detailed briefing for all personnel assigned to the Incident\n~ Document briefings on unit log \n~ Use Risk Management Process in evaluating all assignments \n~ Explain leadership responsibilities and expectations from all personnel assigned to task\n~ Determine hazards, and mitigation protocol to limit exposure. \n~ Develop and review 215a\n~ Discuss expected fire behavior, and plans for retreat\n~ Discuss weather, Escape Routes, Safety Zones\n~ Discuss communication plan including all tactical, aerial, and command frequencies\n~ Discuss Emergency Plan outlined in the ICS-206 Medical Plan and IRPG Pg 99-108"]
["Unplanned Public Interaction","~ Be alert to non-fire personnel in areas with suppression personnel\n~ Escort non-fire personnel intoexclusion area when entry is required\n~ Post lookouts to in areas with public to avoid conflicts with mission tasks.\n~ Ensure suffiecient security to restrict access to exclusion area."]
["Vehicle Operations in Inclement Weather","~ Be alert for potential muddy and slick road surfaces\n~ Avoid parking on soft shoulders along roads\n~ Stay off secondary roads in wet conditions\n~ Increase following distance on slick road surfaces\n~ Send a scout to evaluate roads and work area prior to personnel engagement"]
["Wildlife & Livestock","~ Watch out for wildlife & livestock inside fire area and along roadways.\n~ Clean up all debris and trash during each operational period"]

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["Earthquake Hazard","Mitigation or Abatement Action(Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)"]
["Air Opperations","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment"]
["ATV/UTV use","~Ensure equipment is inspected and safe to use.\n~Ensure operator is trained and certified to operate.\n~Ensure operator has proper PPE.\n~Question if it is mission critical."]
["Bees,Ticks, Mosquitoes","~ Beaware of crew members with  sting alergies.\n~ Ensure crew members have medication pens if needed.\n~ Perform daily self inspection\n~ Use repellent as necessary\n~ Advanced Life Support,  multi-dose epi and airway protection.\n~ Keep affected area clean and bandaged.\n~ Be extra careful when eating and/or drinking to avoid stings to mouth and throat."]
["Chain Saw Operations","~  Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG pages 22\n~  Look up, down around for hazard tree indicators\n~  Only fell and buck trees within your expertise, and training\n~  Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG\n~  Do not fall trees during high wind events"]
["Cold Weather","~  Carry extra clothing to prevent  hypothermia following shift\n~  Dry out gear each night for next day\n~  Watch footing on frozen ground\n~  Maintain personal hydration\n~  Monitor Windchill and establish trigger points for disengagement"]
["Communications","~ Maintain communication with aviation resources, and suppression organization. \n~ Ensure all know frequency and protocol for contacting resources\n~ Utilize the ICS 205"]
["Driving & Traffic","~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Use spotters when backing.\n~ Honk horn to alert personnel when backing.\n~ Keep clutter off dash and inside cab.\n~ Follow Driving LCES (Lights, Chock blocks, Emergency brake, Seat belts.\n~ Always use headlights.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Use chock blocks, turn wheels into hill.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs."]
["Fatigue & Overexertion","~ Drink 1 quart of water each hour during and after work\n~ Rotate crews out of smoky areas\n~ Set a reasonable work pace and allow adequate rest breaks while on the project\n~ Stagger work crews start time to limit fatigue\n~ Use buddy system to monitor personnel of heat related and fatigue issues\n~ Follow work / rest guidelines"]
["Flash Flooding","~Post lookouts, listen for weather updates by (IMET) \n~Stay out of dry creek beds and gullies during rain/hail/lightning events\n~Avoid walking in areas with rock, and loose debris during storm events\n~Avoid walking is single file when coming off hillside\n~Establish RAWS trigger points on incident radio system for fireline leadership to remove resources prior to severe weather events "]
["Hazard Trees","~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG pages 22\n~  Post lookouts, or use a spotter in mop-up areas with personnel \n~  Don’t park vehicles or take breaks in high concentrations of hazard trees\n~  Establish trigger points for disengagement during high wind events"]
["Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~Allow out of area resources time to acclimatize before expecting peak performance.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating"]
["Heavy Equipment Operations","~ Ensure communications are established with operators\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment\n~ Use a spotter when backing"]
["Helicopter Operations","~ Stay clear of all bucket drops when suppression actions are in place and allow 1 minute prior to re-entry\n~ Monitor A-G communications\n~ Follow aviation safety guidelines in IRPG"]
["ICP Protection","~ Follow ICP safety plan"]
["Injury & Medical Emergency","~ Assist injured employee appropriate medical care\n~ Use EMT’s on Division for initial care\n~ Follow medical protocol as outlined in ICS-206 & IRPG Pg 99-108"]
["Mop-up& Rehab","~ Do not work above or below personnel during rehab/mop-up operations\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope\n~ Wear eye protection  "]
["Night Operations","~ Maitain high visibility in work area and wear vest while in roadway. \n~ Use glow sticks to mark hazards.\n~ Ensure personnel have a personal light (headlamp)\n~ Watch for signs of fatigue\n~ Take breaks away from areas of known hazard"]
["Personal Hygiene","~ Don’t share personal items such as water bottles communication devices and utensils\n~ Wash hands before meals, and after use of rest room facilities   "]
["Poisionous Plants","~ Identify and Avoid hazard areas \n~ Launder clothing\n~ Shower frequently"]
["Power Utilities","~• Notify all personnel of down electrical lines.\n~• Refer to the IRPG pages 24 for Power Line Safety\n~• Always treat downed wires as energized\n~• Identify and avoid high tension transmission lines.\n~• Identify and avoid high pressure natural gas lines\n~• Identify and avoid damaged gas service near structures\n~• Be aware of utility restoration in your work area"]
["PPE","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment"]
["Severe Weather","~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG.\n~ If you are on the water and see lightning, forget the 30-30 rule-get off the water right away, take shelter in a low spot and crouch on top of your lifejacket. \n"]
["Steep Terrain & Rolling Debris","~  Maintain 8’-10’ spacing when working & walking\n~  Don’t work above any personnel\n~  Evaluate necessity to send personnel in areas with limited access"]
["Unidentified Hazardous Waste and Unexploded Ordinance","~Avoid identified Hazmat and UXO areas\n~Use \"Unexploded Ordinance Safety\" guidelines IRPG Page 27\n~Deny entry to others.  Do not transmit on radio if in proximity\n~Map location of all UXO and Hazmat."]
["Uninformed on Strategy / Tactics / hazards","~ Provide a detailed briefing for all personnel assigned to the Incident\n~ Document briefings on unit log \n~ Use Risk Management Process in evaluating all assignments \n~ Explain leadership responsibilities and expectations from all personnel assigned to task\n~ Determine hazards, and mitigation protocol to limit exposure. \n~ Develop and review 215a\n~ Discuss expected fire behavior, and plans for retreat\n~ Discuss weather, Escape Routes, Safety Zones\n~ Discuss communication plan including all tactical, aerial, and command frequencies\n~ Discuss Emergency Plan outlined in the ICS-206 Medical Plan and IRPG Pg 99-108"]
["Unplanned Public Interaction","~ Be alert to non-fire personnel in areas with suppression personnel\n~ Escort non-fire personnel intoexclusion area when entry is required\n~ Post lookouts to in areas with public to avoid conflicts with mission tasks.\n~ Ensure suffiecient security to restrict access to exclusion area."]
["Vehicle Operations in Inclement Weather","~ Be alert for potential muddy and slick road surfaces\n~ Avoid parking on soft shoulders along roads\n~ Stay off secondary roads in wet conditions\n~ Increase following distance on slick road surfaces\n~ Send a scout to evaluate roads and work area prior to personnel engagement"]
["Wildlife & Livestock","~ Watch out for wildlife & livestock inside fire area and along roadways.\n~ Clean up all debris and trash during each operational period"]

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["Terrorism Hazard","Mitigation or Abatement Action(Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)"]
["Air Opperations","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment"]
["ATV/UTV use","~Ensure equipment is inspected and safe to use.\n~Ensure operator is trained and certified to operate.\n~Ensure operator has proper PPE.\n~Question if it is mission critical."]
["Chain Saw Operations","~  Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG pages 22\n~  Look up, down around for hazard tree indicators\n~  Only fell and buck trees within your expertise, and training\n~  Follow “Procedural Felling Operations” on page 79 in IRPG\n~  Do not fall trees during high wind events"]
["Cold Weather","~  Carry extra clothing to prevent  hypothermia following shift\n~  Dry out gear each night for next day\n~  Watch footing on frozen ground\n~  Maintain personal hydration\n~  Monitor Windchill and establish trigger points for disengagement"]
["Communications","~ Maintain communication with aviation resources, and suppression organization. \n~ Ensure all know frequency and protocol for contacting resources\n~ Utilize the ICS 205"]
["Driving & Traffic","~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Use spotters when backing.\n~ Honk horn to alert personnel when backing.\n~ Keep clutter off dash and inside cab.\n~ Follow Driving LCES (Lights, Chock blocks, Emergency brake, Seat belts.\n~ Always use headlights.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Use chock blocks, turn wheels into hill.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs."]
["Fatigue & Overexertion","~ Drink 1 quart of water each hour during and after work\n~ Rotate crews out of smoky areas\n~ Set a reasonable work pace and allow adequate rest breaks while on the project\n~ Stagger work crews start time to limit fatigue\n~ Use buddy system to monitor personnel of heat related and fatigue issues\n~ Follow work / rest guidelines"]
["Firefighter & Public Smoke Exposure ","~ Identify homes and structures with private parties remaining behind the evacuation\n~ Identify personnel responsible for contacting private parties\n~ Use warning lights and provide traffic control on roadways during smoky and night operations\n~ Rotate crews out of smoky areas during firing and mop-up operations\n~ Contact Communications when firing operations are initiated"]
["Hazard Trees","~ Follow “Hazard Tree Safety” guidelines, IRPG pages 22\n~  Post lookouts, or use a spotter in mop-up areas with personnel \n~  Don’t park vehicles or take breaks in high concentrations of hazard trees\n~  Establish trigger points for disengagement during high wind events"]
["Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~Allow out of area resources time to acclimatize before expecting peak performance.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating"]
["Heavy Equipment Operations","~ Ensure communications are established with operators\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment\n~ Use a spotter when backing"]
["Helicopter Operations","~ Stay clear of all bucket drops when suppression actions are in place and allow 1 minute prior to re-entry\n~ Monitor A-G communications\n~ Follow aviation safety guidelines in IRPG"]
["ICP Protection","~ Follow ICP safety plan"]
["Injury & Medical Emergency","~ Assist injured employee appropriate medical care\n~ Use EMT’s on Division for initial care\n~ Follow medical protocol as outlined in ICS-206 & IRPG Pg 99-108"]
["Mop-up& Rehab","~ Do not work above or below personnel during rehab/mop-up operations\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope\n~ Wear eye protection  "]
["Night Operations","~ Maitain high visibility in work area and wear vest while in roadway. \n~ Use glow sticks to mark hazards.\n~ Ensure personnel have a personal light (headlamp)\n~ Watch for signs of fatigue\n~ Take breaks away from areas of known hazard"]
["Personal Hygiene","~ Don’t share personal items such as water bottles communication devices and utensils\n~ Wash hands before meals, and after use of rest room facilities   "]
["Poisionous Plants","~ Identify and Avoid hazard areas \n~ Launder clothing\n~ Shower frequently"]
["Power Utilities","~• Notify all personnel of down electrical lines.\n~• Refer to the IRPG pages 24 for Power Line Safety\n~• Always treat downed wires as energized\n~• Identify and avoid high tension transmission lines.\n~• Identify and avoid high pressure natural gas lines\n~• Identify and avoid damaged gas service near structures\n~• Be aware of utility restoration in your work area"]
["PPE","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment"]
["Severe Weather","~ Review and follow Thunderstorm Safety guidelines in IRPG page 21.\n~ Observe 30/30 Rule for lightning safety………page 21, IRPG.\n~ If you are on the water and see lightning, forget the 30-30 rule-get off the water right away, take shelter in a low spot and crouch on top of your lifejacket. \n"]
["Unidentified Hazardous Waste and Unexploded Ordinance","~Avoid identified Hazmat and UXO areas\n~Use \"Unexploded Ordinance Safety\" guidelines IRPG Page 27\n~Deny entry to others.  Do not transmit on radio if in proximity\n~Map location of all UXO and Hazmat."]
["Uninformed on Strategy / Tactics / hazards","~ Provide a detailed briefing for all personnel assigned to the Incident\n~ Document briefings on unit log \n~ Use Risk Management Process in evaluating all assignments \n~ Explain leadership responsibilities and expectations from all personnel assigned to task\n~ Determine hazards, and mitigation protocol to limit exposure. \n~ Develop and review 215a\n~ Discuss expected fire behavior, and plans for retreat\n~ Discuss weather, Escape Routes, Safety Zones\n~ Discuss communication plan including all tactical, aerial, and command frequencies\n~ Discuss Emergency Plan outlined in the ICS-206 Medical Plan and IRPG Pg 99-108"]
["Unplanned Public Interaction","~ Be alert to non-fire personnel in areas with suppression personnel\n~ Escort non-fire personnel intoexclusion area when entry is required\n~ Post lookouts to in areas with public to avoid conflicts with mission tasks.\n~ Ensure suffiecient security to restrict access to exclusion area."]
["Vehicle Operations in Inclement Weather","~ Be alert for potential muddy and slick road surfaces\n~ Avoid parking on soft shoulders along roads\n~ Stay off secondary roads in wet conditions\n~ Increase following distance on slick road surfaces\n~ Send a scout to evaluate roads and work area prior to personnel engagement"]
["Wildlife & Livestock","~ Watch out for wildlife & livestock inside fire area and along roadways.\n~ Clean up all debris and trash during each operational period"]

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["Other Hazard","Mitigation or Abatement Action(Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc)"]
["Air Opperations","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment"]
["ATV/UTV use","~Ensure equipment is inspected and safe to use.\n~Ensure operator is trained and certified to operate.\n~Ensure operator has proper PPE.\n~Question if it is mission critical."]
["Communications","~ Maintain communication with aviation resources, and suppression organization. \n~ Ensure all know frequency and protocol for contacting resources\n~ Utilize the ICS 205"]
["Driving & Traffic","~ Practice “Defensive Driving” techniques traveling on all roads and city streets.\n~ Use spotters when backing.\n~ Honk horn to alert personnel when backing.\n~ Keep clutter off dash and inside cab.\n~ Follow Driving LCES (Lights, Chock blocks, Emergency brake, Seat belts.\n~ Always use headlights.\n~ Yield to pedestrians and bicycles.\n~ Observe posted speed limits. \n~ Use the 3 second rule for following distance when driving.\n~ Use chock blocks, turn wheels into hill.\n~ Avoid distractions (eating, cell phones, radio).\n~ Ensure that windshields are kept clean of dust and bugs."]
["Heat Related Illness (HRI)& Dehydration","~ Drink Fluids throughout operational period (6-8 qts/shift). \n~ Maintain water/electrolyte ratio of 3 to 1.\n~ Carry extra water on line and cache water at drop points.\n~Take Frequent breaks, minimum of 10 minutes every hour.\n~Allow out of area resources time to acclimatize before expecting peak performance.\n~ Recognize symptoms of HEAT RELATED ILLNESS which include.\n    o Lack of energy\n    o Headaches, dizziness \n    o Lack of  rest\n    o No hunger, poor eating habits\n    o Hot skin, and lack of sweating"]
["Heavy Equipment Operations","~ Ensure communications are established with operators\n~ Use hand signals if other communications are unavailable\n~ Maintain a 50’-100’ exclusion area around equipment\n~ Use a spotter when backing"]
["Helicopter Operations","~ Stay clear of all bucket drops when suppression actions are in place and allow 1 minute prior to re-entry\n~ Monitor A-G communications\n~ Follow aviation safety guidelines in IRPG"]
["ICP Protection","~ Follow ICP safety plan"]
["Injury & Medical Emergency","~ Assist injured employee appropriate medical care\n~ Use EMT’s on Division for initial care\n~ Follow medical protocol as outlined in ICS-206 & IRPG Pg 99-108"]
["Mop-up& Rehab","~ Do not work above or below personnel during rehab/mop-up operations\n~ Alert crew personnel of rolling debris by yelling to affected individuals\n~ Position debris that could roll vertically on slope\n~ Wear eye protection  "]
["Night Operations","~ Maitain high visibility in work area and wear vest while in roadway. \n~ Use glow sticks to mark hazards.\n~ Ensure personnel have a personal light (headlamp)\n~ Watch for signs of fatigue\n~ Take breaks away from areas of known hazard"]
["Personal Hygiene","~ Don’t share personal items such as water bottles communication devices and utensils\n~ Wash hands before meals, and after use of rest room facilities   "]
["Power Utilities","~• Notify all personnel of down electrical lines.\n~• Refer to the IRPG pages 24 for Power Line Safety\n~• Always treat downed wires as energized\n~• Identify and avoid high tension transmission lines.\n~• Identify and avoid high pressure natural gas lines\n~• Identify and avoid damaged gas service near structures\n~• Be aware of utility restoration in your work area"]
["PPE","~ Always wear appropriate PPE which includes:\n     o Eye Protection\n     o Hard Hat\n     o Gloves\n     o 8” Leather non-skid boots\n     o Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps\n~ Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment"]
["Unidentified Hazardous Waste and Unexploded Ordinance","~Avoid identified Hazmat and UXO areas\n~Use \"Unexploded Ordinance Safety\" guidelines IRPG Page 27\n~Deny entry to others.  Do not transmit on radio if in proximity\n~Map location of all UXO and Hazmat."]
["Uninformed on Strategy / Tactics / hazards","~ Provide a detailed briefing for all personnel assigned to the Incident\n~ Document briefings on unit log \n~ Use Risk Management Process in evaluating all assignments \n~ Explain leadership responsibilities and expectations from all personnel assigned to task\n~ Determine hazards, and mitigation protocol to limit exposure. \n~ Develop and review 215a\n~ Discuss expected fire behavior, and plans for retreat\n~ Discuss weather, Escape Routes, Safety Zones\n~ Discuss communication plan including all tactical, aerial, and command frequencies\n~ Discuss Emergency Plan outlined in the ICS-206 Medical Plan and IRPG Pg 99-108"]
["Unplanned Public Interaction","~ Be alert to non-fire personnel in areas with suppression personnel\n~ Escort non-fire personnel intoexclusion area when entry is required\n~ Post lookouts to in areas with public to avoid conflicts with mission tasks.\n~ Ensure suffiecient security to restrict access to exclusion area."]