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Equipment Inspection Checklist – RX Burn, Suppression Repair/BAER BPA NOV 2019

TRANSPORT INSPECTION CHECKLIST Date: Time:

PROJECT NAME:

COMPANY/CONTRACTOR:

EQUIPMENT MAKE: MODEL:

VIN/SERIAL #:

OPERATOR NAME:

EQUIPMENT and OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS --TRANSPORT

Type 1: Rated at loads over 70,000 lbs Type 2: Rated at loads 35,001-- 69,999 lbs Type 3: Rated at loads up to 35,000lbs

Minimum Requirements Yes No

1 Check-In Process Completed

2 RT-130 Fire Line Refresher including Fire Shelter (current):

Completed Date:

3 OF-296 Vehicle/Heavy Equipment Pre-use Inspection Checklist completed

4 Equipment arrived at project washed: (Debris and noxious weeds free)

5 Insurance: Current and valid carrier insurance and cargo insurance with types of cargo being hauled

6 Current Dept. of Transportation D.O.T. Certification

7 Seat belts

8 Flashlight

9 Water: At least 1 gallon drinking water

10 First aid kit: 10 person minimum

11 PPE: Boots Hard Hat Gloves Eye Protection Hearing Protection Headlamp with batteries

12 Fire Shelter: New generation

13 Flame Resistant Clothing: A minimum of two full sets of flame resistant shirt and pants certified to NFPA 1977 standard.

14 Shovel

15 *Spark Arrester if applicable Not Applicable Turbo Exhaust

16 Back-Up Alarm: Audible reverse warning device.

17 Fire Extinguisher: 2A 10BC, securely mounted to the vehicle, accessible to the operator and with current annual inspection tag

18 Tire Tread Depth: minimum 2/32” for rear 4/32” for steering axle tires

Equipment Inspection Checklist – RX Burn, Suppression Repair/BAER BPA NOV 2019

Equipment meets agreement specifications Equipment does not meet agreement specifications

Inspector: Date:

(Print and sign)

Contractor:

Date:

Contractor given the opportunity to correct noted deficiencies (See Remarks)

Contactor successfully corrected noted deficiencies

REMARKS:

TRANSPORT INSPECTION CHECKLIST

Date:

REMARKS:

RX Burn, Supp. Repair and BAER BPA BACKHOE INSPECTION FORM NOV 2019

INSTALLED EQUIPMENT

CAB/ OROPS A/C 4X4 / 4X2

E-STICK GP/ MP BUCKET BUCKET SIZE

LOADER QC BACKHOE QC BACKHOE BUCKET

FRT AUX HYDS THUMB HAMMER

REAR AUX HYDS FORKS PILOT CONTROLS

COMP WHEEL PLATE COMP BROOM

OTHER:

CONDITION (E) EXCELLENT (G) GOOD (P) POOR

OPERATORS COMPARTMENT E G P NOTES

ROPS STRUCTURE INTEGRITY

CAB CONDITION OVERALL

STEERING WHEEL / COLUMN

SEAT CONDITION / OPERATION

SEAT BELT / ARMREST

INSTRUMENT GAUGES

INTERIOR LIGHTS

BACK UP ALARM

GLASS / WINDOWS OPERATION

REAR WINDOW OPERATION

DOOR (OPERATION/ HANDLES)

FLOOR MAT/ HEADLINER

WINDSHIELD WIPERS

HEATER/ AC

FANS/ VENTS

CAB CONTROLS

HORN/ STEREO

LOADER CONTROLS

BACKHOE CONTROLS

OPERATORS MANUAL

INSPECTOR:

LOCATION:

DATE OF INSPECTION: YEAR:

MAKE:

MODEL:

SERIAL NUMBER:

HOUR (METER):

TOTAL HOURS:

COSMETIC / EXTERIOR E G P NOTES

PLATFORMS

STEPS / GRAB IRON

FENDERS

HOOD CONDITION (OPEN/CLOSE)

PAINT/ DECALS

INSPECTION/ ENGINE DOORS

FRONT/ REAR LIGHTS

STRUCTURAL E G P NOTES

STRUCTURAL DAMAGE

FRAME CRACKS

BOOM/ STICK DAMAGE/ CRACKS

BOOM/ STICK PINS

BOOM/ STICK CYLINDER PINS

EXTENDABLE STICK CONDITION

LOADER BUCKET PINS

LOADER LIFT/ TILT PINS

LIFT CYLINDER PINS

BUCKET TILT LINK/ PINS

FRONT AXLE ARTICULATION PIN

LOADER QC CONDITION

BACKHOE QC CONDITION

OUTRIGGER CONDITION

OUTRIGGER PAD TYPE/ CONDITION

HYDRAULICS E G P NOTES

OIL LEVEL

PUMP NOISE / LEAKS

TANK

AUX VALVE/ LINES

VALVES

STEERING OPERATION

LIFT CYLINDERS

TILT CYLINDERS

LINE/ HOSE CONDITION

BOOM SWING CYLINDERS

BOOM/ STICK/ BUCKET CYLINDERS

EXTENDABLE STICK HYDS

OUTRIGGER CYLINDERS/ LINES

STEERING/ LIFT CYLINDERS

BACKHOE BUCKET E G P NOTES

BUCKET TYPE / SIZE

BUCKET MAKE

BUCKET OVERALL CONDITION

BUCKET TYPE / SIZE

BUCKET MAKE

BACKHOE ATTACHMENT TYPE

BACKHOE ATTACHMENT MAKE

ATTACHMENT CONDITION

LOADER BUCKET / ATTACHMENTS E G P NOTES

BUCKET MAKE / MODEL SIZE

BUCKET FLOOR

BUCKET EDGE

CUTTING EDGE/ TOOTH

LOADER ATTACHMENT TYPE

LOADER ATTACHMENT MAKE

LOADER ATTACHMENT CONDITION

HYDRAULICS E G P NOTES

OIL LEVEL

PUMP NOISE / LEAKS

TANK

AUX VALVE/ LINES

VALVES

STEERING OPERATION

LIFT CYLINDERS

TILT CYLINDERS

LINE/ HOSE CONDITION

BOOM SWING CYLINDERS

BOOM/ STICK/ BUCKET CYLINDERS

EXTENDABLE STICK HYDS

OUTRIGGER CYLINDERS/ LINES

STEERING/ LIFT CYLINDERS

CONDITION (E) EXCELLENT (G) GOOD (P) POOR

Equipment Inspection Checklist - RX Burn/Suppression Repair/BAER

NOV 2019

DOZER INSPECTION CHECKLIST Date: Time:

EQUIPMENT and OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS – DOZER

Type 1: 200+ HP Type 2: 100 → 199 HP Type 3: 50 → 99 HP

2 RT-130 Fire Line Refresher including Fire Shelter: Date:

4 Equipment arrived at project washed: (Debris and noxious weeds free) )

5 Backup Alarm

6 Fire Extinguisher: 2A 10BC, securely mounted to the vehicle, accessible to the operator and with current annual inspection tag

7 Shovel

8 Flashlight

9 Water: (At least 1 gallon drinking water)

10 First aid kit: (10 person minimum)

11 PPE: Boots Hard Hat Gloves Eye Protection Hearing Protection

12 Fire Shelter: (New generation)

13 Flame Resistant Clothing: (Two full sets)

Operator Protection System installed, such as; Forestry cab with wire mesh or safety glazing providing equal protection (polycarbonate windows) and deflectors. Protection for operator on sides, top (canopy) and rear of dozer

15 Lighting: (2 lights forward, 2 lights rear. Lights provide illumination beyond the blade)

16 All factory guards in place and functional (i.e. engine compartment)

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Minimum Requirements (continued) Yes No 17 ROPS: Manufacturer’s nameplate or documentation certifying the operator’s enclosure meets ISO or

SAE safety requirements

18 Cab, rear: The rear portion of the cab shall be fully enclosed with open mesh material with openings such size as to reject the entrance of an object larger than 2 inches in diameter

19 *Seat Belts

20 *Spark Arrester (Not Applicable: Turbo exhaust)

21 Radiator Protection

22 Underbody protection: (belly pan, rock guards unless not recommended by manufacture)

Optional Equipment

23 6-Way Hydraulic Blade

24 282+ Flywheel Horsepower

25 Winch:

26 Ripper:

27 Grapple:

28 Low Ground Pressure:

*Item may be waived if inspection successfully performed on the OF-296.

Equipment meets specifications Equipment does not meet specifications

Contractor:

RX Burn, Supp Repair & BAER BPA Dump Truck Inspection Checklist NOV 2019

Date: Project:

Equipment ID Number: Mileage Hours:

Power On Items Cab 1st Aid Kit/Fire Ext.

Warning Triangles Seat Belts WS/Windows Wipers/Washers Horn (Air & Electric) Mirrors Reg. sticker/Inspection Fire Extinguisher

Brakes Emergency brake Operation

Bed Ladder Cover/tarp Loose Cargo Dump bed safety bar Bed Lock Lamp Lift Cylinder & Pin Tailgate Latch Bed Up Limit Cable

Lamps Head/Dimmer Parking Turn Signal Four Way Clearance Lamps Tail Lamps Reverse Lamps/Alarm License Lamp

√ = Condition safe for operation X = Discrepancy discovered

(X) = Discrepancy repaired

Comments:

Operator's Printed Name & Signature Date

Power Off Items Walk Around Leaks (fluid/air) General Condition

Under Hood Oil level Transmission Fluid Brake/PTO Fluid Power Steering Fluid Coolant/Radiator Belts Hoses Air Cleaner

Battery Cable Condition Mountings/Hold Down Cover Secured

Tires Tread/Match Tire Condition Tire PSI Wheel/Lugnuts

Side Lamps Marker Lamps Reflectors Conspicuity

Hydraulics Reservoir Level PTO Operation Hose Condition Cylinder Condition Leaks

Frame/Suspension Loose bolts Cracks Springs/U‐bolts Mud flaps

Air Brakes Air Press. Buzzer & Lamp Tank‐Drain Air Test/Brake on/off Slack Adjuster Glad‐hands/hoses

RX Burn, Supp Repair & BAER BPA Dump Truck Inspection Checklist NOV 2019

Comments:

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ENGINE INSPECTION CHECKLIST Date: Time:

VIN #: Tank Capacity (Gallons):

OPERATOR NAME: CDL LICENSE: NO YES Endorsements:

EQUIPMENT and PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS – WILDLAND FIRE ENGINE

Type 3 Type 4 Type 5 Type 6

RT-130 Fire Line Refresher including Fire Shelter (current):

Completed Dates: ENGB FFT1/2 FFT1/2

Engine Staffing / Personnel: Minimum of 3 crew members (unless otherwise ordered and documented) . All crew members have valid and current qualification cards and government pictured I.D.

Engine Boss (Name):

FFT1 / FFT2 (Name):

Additional Personnel; see remarks

6 Company Name and Unique Identification #: Affixed to both sides of truck cab

7 Type 6 Engine, All-wheel drive (Type 3,4,5 engines all-wheel drive optional)

8 Fire Extinguisher: 2A 10BC, securely mounted to the vehicle, accessible to the

9 2 Wheel chocks

10 *Reflective Triangles, bi-directional, set of 3

11 *Seat Belts: for all passengers

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12 Back-Up Alarm: in accordance with SAE J994; 87 decibels, and 2 back up lights

13 Tires: All season or mud and snow tires. 4x4’s must have mud and snow tires on all wheels, tire tread depth of a minimum of 2/32” for rear tires and 4/32” for steering axle tires

14 Spare Tire: Full size spare tire, spare is securely mounted to vehicle. Has adequate tire changing equipment

15 1 Gallon Container for drinking water

16 1 – First Aid Kit (10 person minimum)

17 Programmable Radios: Minimum of 2. One must be Handheld. Two fully charged battery packs per radio, and one programming cable

18 PPE: Boots Hard Hat Gloves Eye Protection Hearing Protection

19 Flame Resistant Clothing: A minimum of two full sets of flame resistant shirt and pants certified to NFPA 1977 standard (per crewmember)

20 Fire Shelter: New generation

21 3 – Line Gear (Day Packs): Min. of one per crew member

All Inventory Permanently Engraved: Required to permanently mark their equipment inventory with vendor/company information. Acceptable markings shall be etched or engraved. Painting or marking the equipment with permanent markers is not acceptable. In addition, the vendor is to maintain a complete inventory list, including any extra items they may be carrying

23 1 – Live reel with minimum of 100’ hose, non-collapsible ¾” inside diameter

24 1” Hose (see table for min. quantity)

25 1 ½ ” Hose (see table for min. quantity)

26 ¾” Hose (see table for min. quantity)

27 2 Nozzles, combination Fog/Straight Stream, 1” NH female

28 2 Nozzles, combination Fog/Straight Stream, 1 ½” NPSH female

29 2 Nozzles, adjustable ¾ inch (garden hose)

30 20’ Suction hose with strainer or screened foot valve

31 3 – Shovels, size “0”

32 3 – Pulaski’s

33 1 – Forestry, Fire Hose Clamp

34 4 – Spanner wrenches, combination, 2 ea. 1” & 1 ½”

35 1 – Double Male 1 ½” NH

36 1– Double Female 1 ½” NH

37 1 – Double Male 1” NPSH

38 1 – Double Female 1” NPSH

39 2 – Gated Wyes, 1 ½” NH

40 2 – Gated Wyes 1” NPSH

41 1 – Gated Wye ¾” (garden hose)

42 4 – Reducers, 1 ½” NH Female to 1” NPSH Male

43 1 – Reducer 1” NPSH to ¾” Garden Hose

44 2 – Adapters 1 ½” NH Female to 1 ½” NPSH Male

45 2 – Adapters 1 ½” NPSH Female to 1 ½” NH Male

46 1 - Mop Up Wand, ¾ inch receptor, with ¾ inch nozzle tip:

47 5 – Inline Ball Valves ¾”

48 2 – Backpack pumps

49 10 – Fusee’s (fire starter)

50 3 – Mill Bastard Files

51 1 Chainsaw with fuel (3.0 cubic in. min w/18” bar, chaps, hearing protection gas/oil, and accessories (OSHA Approved Fuel Containers)

52 Auxiliary pump (if equipped) w/spark arrester: Min. 12 Hours fuel.

53 Pump starts and pumps min. 250 psi (T3) 100 psi (T4,5,6)

54 Pump Discharge Pressure Gauge

55 Pump and Roll capable

56 Foam Proportioner System: All Engines shall be equipped with a foam proportioner system Manually Regulated Automatically Regulating

57 Foam: Minimum of 5 gallons

58 1 ea. 1 ½” discharge valve full flow, rapid shut off

59 Water Tank: Firmly attached to frame or structurally sound flatbed

Tank meets baffling requirements One longitudinal baffle and one transverse baffle every 52” OR free floating baffle system with data sheet that validates baffling is sufficient to meet manufacturer’s recommendation.

Pump Accessories (If Pump Powered by Auxiliary Engine) 61 Wrench, Adjustable 10”

62 Wrench, Spark Plug (Unless adjustable wrench is suitable)

63 1 Pliers (Slip Joint)

64 2 Quarts Crankcase Oil

65 1 Screwdriver (Standard Blade)

66 1 Screwdriver (Phillips)

67 1 Spare Starter Rope (if required)

68 1 Grease Gun (with grease)

69 Spark Plugs (Sufficient to replace all plugs on auxiliary pump) (Optional/Attributes)

Contractor: Date:

70 Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS)

Wildland Fire Engine Requirements

STRUCTURE

ENGINES

WILDLAND

ENGINES

Components 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Pump Rating minimum flow (gpm) 1000+ 500+ 150 50 50 50 10 at rated pressure (psi) 150 150 250 100 100 100 100

Tank Capacity Range (gal) 300+ 300+ 500+ 750+ 400–750 150–400 50–200 Hose (feet)

2-1/2 inch 1200 1000 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1-1/2 inch 500 500 1000 300 300 300 ~ 1 inch ~ ~ 500 300 300 300 200

Ladders (ft) 48 48 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Master Stream (GPM) 500 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Personnel (minimum) 4 3 3 2 2 2 2

CHAINSAW and CHAINSAW KIT INSPECTION CHECKLIST (Wildland Engines Only)

MANUFACTURER:

MODEL NUMBER:

SERIAL NUMBER:

CHAINSAW ( Minimum Engine Power required is 3.0 cubic inches) Yes No

Any Visible Parts Broken

All visible nuts and bolts tight

Oil in chain reservoir

Proper Exhaust System and spark arrester

Started and checked the engine: Idles evenly, runs smoothly, satisfactory power

Guide Bar: Minimum of 18 inches, not bent, or damaged

Pull / Starter Rope: Functions properly

Chain Brake: Functions properly

CHAINSAW KIT

1 Chainsaw Kit: Bag or box to store complement

1 Wrench: Combination; bar and sparkplug wrench

1 Spark Plug: Spare spark plug that works (fits) in saw

1 pint Engine Oil (2 stroke/cycle mix)

1 pair Chaps: Wrap around leg safety chaps – OSHA approved

1 Chain: Extra chain to fit saw-bar combo

1 Chain File: Appropriate size for chain on saw

1 Felling Axe

1 Felling Wedge

1 Fuel container: OSHA approved fuel container to hold chainsaw fuel and guide bar oil.

Properly secured on vehicle.

2 pair Ear Plugs

Note: Contractor is required to have both the chainsaw and OSHA approved container(s) full of proper fuel mixture and oil at time of inspection.

EQUIPMENT and PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS – WILDLAND FIRE ENGINE

Minimum Requirements (continued) Yes No

Equipment Inspection Checklist - RX Burn/Suppression Repair/BAER BPA NOV 2019

EXCAVATOR INSPECTION CHECKLIST Date: Time:

EQUIPMENTMAKE: MODEL:

EQUIPMENT and OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS – EXCAVATOR

Type 1: 156+ HP Type 2: 111 → 155 HP Type 3: 81 → 110 HP Type 4: 60 → 80 HP

4 Equipment arrived at incident washed: (Debris and noxious weeds free)

5 Back-Up Alarm:

Cab: Factory or aftermarket enclosed cab constructed to OSHA standards at the time of manufacture. Must protect operator from injury due to falling trees, limbs, saplings or branches which might enter the compartment side areas and from snapping winch lines or other objects.

Deflectors: Installed in front of the operator area to deflect whipping saplings and branches. Deflectors shall be located so as not to impede visibility and access to the cab (may be part of the cab)

8 Operator Protection: Protective screen or bars over the front of the cab acting as a deflector of brush and branches.

9 All factory guards in place and functional (i.e. engine compartment)

10 Radiator Protection

11 Underbody protection: Unless not recommended by manufacturer. (i.e. belly pan, rock guards)

12 *Spark Arrester (Not Applicable: Turbo exhaust)

13 *Seat Belts

14 Steel Tracks

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Minimum Requirements – continued Yes No 15 Lighting: (2 lights forward, both work. Mounted to the equipment in such a way to provide protection from damage and provide illumination beyond the bucket/thumb)

16 Fire Extinguisher: 2A 10BC, securely mounted to the vehicle, accessible to the

17 Water: (At least 1 gallon drinking water)

18 First aid kit: (10 person minimum)

19 PPE: Boots Hard Hat Gloves Eye Protection Hearing Protection

20 Fire Shelter: New generation

21 Flame Resistant Clothing: A minimum of two full sets of flame resistant shirt and pants certified to NFPA 1977 standard.

22 Shovel

23 Flashlight Optional Equipment

24 Clamshell Bucket

25 Up Down Blade or Dozer Blade

26 Steep Ground Excavator (note: self-leveling cab)

Equipment Inspection Checklist - RX Burn/Suppression Repair/BAER BPA NOV 2019

Front End Loader Pre-use Inspection Checklist PROJECT NAME: Make & Model:

Company: Hour Meter Reading:

VIN# Date:

POWER OFF CHECKS

OK

NO

N/A

POWER ON CHECKS

OK

NO

N/A

1) Underneath machine: 11) Unit starts and runs properly

a) Wheels & Tires 12) Instruments/Gauges

b) Axles 13) Hour Meter

2) Lights/Strobes 14) Warning lights/audible alarms

3) Mirrors/Visibility aids 15) Fuel level

4) Engine/Engine compartment: 16) Horn/audible warning device(s)

a) Belts/Hoses 17) Function controls:

b) Cables/Wires a) Drive – forward/reverse

c) Debris b) Steer – left/right

5) Battery/Batteries: c) Bucket/Attachment – All movements

a) Terminals tight d) Accessories

b) Clean/Dry/Secure 18) Emergency/auxiliary controls

6) Hydraulics: 19) Wipers

a) Cylinders/Rods 20) Seatbelt inspected & fastened

b) Hoses/Lines/Fittings GENERAL OK NO N/A

c) Pins/Locks 21) Equipment arrived at the project washed

7) Fluids: 22) Manufacturer's operating manuals

a) Engine oil Level Leaks 23) Decals/Warnings/Placards

b) Engine coolant Level Leaks 24) Misc. parts – loose/missing/broken

c) Hydraulic oil Level Leaks

d) Fuel/Battery Level Leaks

8) Chassis:

a) Cab/Glass/Doors

b) Emergency Exit

c) Entry/exit steps

d) ROPS/FOPS

e) Counterweight/Counterweight bolt(s)

f) Fire Extinguisher/Suppression System

g) Articulated frame lock present/functional

9) Digging Assembly:

a) Bucket & cutting edge/work attachment

b) Loader arms & pins

10) Other:

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ROAD GRADER INSPECTION CHECKLIST Date: Time

PROJECT NAME: ___________________________________________

EQUIPMENT MAKE:

MODEL: VIN/SERIAL#:

Type 1: 165+ HP Type 2: 120-164 HP

EQUIPMENT and OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS – ROAD GRADER

2 RT-130 Annual Fire Line Refresher including Fire Shelter

5 12 foot Mold Board (Minimum)

6 Cab: Factory installed cab with ROPS

7 Lighting (Min. 2 rear, 2 forward)

8 PPE: Boots Hard Had ( Hardhat meeting NFPA Standard 1977) Gloves Headlamp with batteries Hearing Protection Eye Protection

9 Fire Shelter: New Generation

10 Tire Chains: not required to be mounted but must be available for use within the next operational period.

NOV 2019 Equipment Inspection Checklist - RX Burn/Suppression Repair/BAER BPA

SKIDGEN INSPECTION CHECKLIST Date: Time:

VIN/SERIAL #: VEHICLE I.D. #:

EQUIPMENT and OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS SKIDGEN

Type 1: Type 2: Type 3: Type 4:

(see table below for minimum requirements)

Vehicle Identification: All equipment shall have the company’s name and unique identification number affixed to the transport vehicle (not the piece of equipment). The company name and unique ID shall be on each Side of the cab.

6 Machines manufactured after Aug. 1, 1996 ROPS meeting SAE J1040 and FOPS meeting SAE J231 is required

7 Machines manufactured after Aug. 1, 1996 Fully enclosed cab with wire mesh or safety glazing required

Machines manufactured before Aug. 1, 1996 Protective canopy is constructed to protect the operator from injury due to falling trees, limbs, saplings or branches which might enter the compartment side areas and from snapping winch lines or other objects

Lower portion of the cab is fully enclosed with solid material, except at entrances, to prevent the operator from being injured from obstacles entering the cab

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Upper rear portion of the cab fully enclosed with open mesh material with openings of such size as to reject the entrance of an object larger than 2 inches in diameter

Open mesh extended forward as far as possible from the rear corners of the cab sides so as to give the maximum protection against obstacles, branches, etc., entering the cab area

12 Cab: Each machine shall have a second means of egress.

13 Tank: Securely attached to the chassis. Fiberglass or plastic tanks must be surrounded by steel to prevent puncture damage

14 Fill Pipe: 4 inch minimum

15 Dump Valve: 3 inch minimum. Capable of dumping into a port-a-tank

16 Fire Extinguisher: 2A 10BC, securely mounted to the vehicle, accessible to the operator and with current annual inspection tag

17 Flashlight 18 Water: At least 1 gallon drinking water 19 First aid kit: 10 person minimum

20 PPE: Boots Hard Hat Gloves Eye Protection Hearing Protection Headlamp with batteries

21 Fire Shelter: New generation

22 Flame Resistant Clothing: A minimum of two full sets of flame-resistant shirt and pants certified to NFPA 1977 standard.

Equipment Inventory

Inventory: Permanently mark their equipment inventory with vendor/company information. Acceptable markings shall be etched or engraved. Painting or marking the equipment with permanent markers is not acceptable.

24 Hose Reel: Operational, minimum 150 feet of 1 inch hard line hose with ¾” inside diameter

25 Hose, 1 ½ inch: 300 ft (Type 1 and 2 ONLY) 26 Hose, 1 inch: 300 ft (Type 1 and 2) 200 ft (Type 3 and 4) 27 1 Shovel 28 1 Pulaski 29 1 Hose Clamp: Forestry type 30 1 Spanner Wrench: Combination 1 inch to 2 inch 31 2 Nozzles: Combination fog / straight stream, 1 inch NPSH Female 32 1 Fitting: Double Male, 1 inch NPSH 33 1 Fitting: Double Female, 1 inch NPSH 34 1 Reducer: 1 ½ inch NH Female to 1 inch NPSH Male 35 1 Reducer: 1 inch NPSH to ¾ inch (garden hose) 36 1 Adapter: 1 inch NH Female to 1 inch NPSH Male 37 1 Adapter: 1 inch NPSH Female to 1 inch NH Male

38 Pump Type Auxiliary Power Take Off (PTO)

39 Auxiliary pump (if equipped): Fuel to operate pump, minimum 5 gallons and pump accessories (i.e. Pliers, Oil, Screwdrivers etc.)

40 Pump: Discharge Pressure Gauge

41 Pump: 20 foot suction hose

42 Discharge Outlet: 1 inch NPSH

Lighting: Minimum 2 rear, 2 forward Operational, lights must be mounted to the equipment in such a way to provide illumination beyond the blade or working area

44 Back-Up Alarm: 87 decibel Optional Items

45 Winch or Grapple: Operable

46 Foam Proportioner System: Manual Automatic

47 Compressed Air Foam System:

48 Drop Tank Skidgen: Type 3 or 4 only and must also have a grapple

SKIDGINE

REQUIREMENTS TYPE 1 TYPE 2 TYPE 3 TYPE 4

Tank Capacity (gallons) Minimum Maximum

1,200

NONE

1,199

Pump Min Flow (gpm) @ rated pressure (psi)

1” hard line with ¾” inside diameter hose on reel

150 feet

1 ½ inch linen hose 300 feet 300 feet - - 1 inch linen hose 300 feet 300 feet 200 feet 200 feet Discharge Outlet 1 ½ inch NH 1 ½ inch NH 1 inch NPSH 1 inch NPSH Pump and Roll Yes Yes Yes Yes Foam Proportioner System Optional Optional Optional Optional

Winch Not required Not required Optional Optional Grapple Not required Not required Optional Optional Drop tank with Grapple Optional Optional Optional Optional Personnel Required 1 1 1 1

EQUIPMENT and OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS SKIDGEN

SKIDGINE

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SUPPORT WATER TENDER INSPECTION CHECKLIST Date: Time:

EQUIPMENT MAKE: MODEL: YEAR:

VIN #:

OPERATOR NAME: Driver’s License#

State _________Expiration date:_ Class: Endorsements:

EQUIPMENT and OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS SUPPORT WATER TENDER

Type 1: 4,000+ gallons Type 2: 2,500 → 3,999 gallons Type 3: 1,000 → 2,499 gallons

2 Annual Fire Line Safety Refresher Training including Fire Shelter (current)

5 Annual DOT/Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) Inspection certification

DOT# CVSA#

6 Brakes on all axles.

All vehicles 36,000 GVWR or greater shall be installed with an operator-controlled auxiliary braking system in addition to the service brakes (i.e., engine retarder, transmission retarder, driveline retarder, or exhaust retarder)

8 Company Name and Equipment I.D. #: Permanently affixed to both sides of truck

9 Seat Belts: For all passengers

10 Reflective Triangles, Bi-directional, set of 3

11 Programmable Radio: At least 2 fully charged battery packs per radio

12 First aid kit: 10 person minimum

13 Flashlight

14 Fire Extinguisher: 2A 10BC, securely mounted to the vehicle, accessible to the operator and with current annual inspection tag

15 PPE: Boots Hard Hat

Gloves Eye Protection Hearing Protection

16 Fire Shelter: New generation

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17 Flame Resistant Clothing (Shirt and Pants): Minimum of two Full Sets

Equipment Inventory: Permanently marked with vendor/company identification.

Markings should be etched or engraved, painting or marking with permanent markers is not acceptable

19 Inventory List: Maintain a complete inventory list, including any extra items they may be carrying

20 1 - Nozzle combination Fog/Strait Stream (1 ½ NH female)

21 1 - Reducer, 1 ½ inch NH female to 1 inch NPSH male

22 2 - Reducers 2 ½ inch NH female to 1 ½ inch NH male

23 2 - Adapters 1 ½ inch NPSH female to 1 ½ inch NH male

24 2 - Adapters 1 ½ inch NH female to 1 ½ inch NPSH male

25 1 - Double male 1 ½ inch NH

26 1 - Double Female 1 ½ inch NH

27 1 - Gated “Y” 1 ½ NH

28 1 - Fire Hose Clamp 2 ½ inch

29 1 - Spanner Wrench, Combination 1 ½ inch to 2 ½ inch

30 1 - Adjustable Hydrant Wrench

31 1 - Shovel – Size 0 or 1

32 1 - Pulaski

33 100 foot – 1 ½ inch Cotton/Synthetic Hose NH thread

34 50 Foot – 2 ½ inch Cotton/Synthetic Hose NH thread

35 Suction hose with strainer or screened foot valve: 20 foot minimum

36 1 - 2 ½ inch Discharge Outlet, NH thread

37 2 - 1 ½ inch Discharge Outlet, NH thread

38 Wheel Chocks: At least one pair, meeting specifications

Tank Baffling: (1) longitudinal baffle regardless of width and one (1) transverse baffle. The distance between vertical tank walls and baffles, or between parallel baffles, shall not exceed 52”.

Free Floating Baffle System (Baffle Balls) Note: Vendor must have data sheets which validates that the baffling is sufficient to meet the manufacturers recommendation.

40 Dump Valve: Minimum 4 inch, extends past rear of vehicle

41 Pump Discharge Pressure Gauge

42 Auxiliary pump (if equipped): Fuel to operate for at least 12 Hours

43 Spray Bar Configuration: Front Rear Both Gravity Pressure

44 Tire Tread Depth: Minimum 2/32” for rear and 4/32” for steering axle tires

45 Back-Up Alarm

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TACTICAL WATER TENDER-- INSPECTION CHECKLIST Date: Time:

EQUIPMENT MAKE: _ MODEL: _

LICENSE PLATE, State and #:

EQUIPMENT and PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS – TACTICAL WATER TENDER

Type 1 2000+ gallons Type 2 1000-1999 gallons

2 Check-In Process Completed

3 Equipment VIN/Serial #

4 RT-130 Fire Line Refresher including Fire Shelter (current):

5 OF-296 Vehicle/Heavy Equipment Pre-use Inspection Checklist completed

6 Equipment arrived at incident washed: (Debris and noxious weeds free)

Staffing / Personnel: Minimum of 2 crew members. All crew members have valid and current qualification cards and government pictured I.D.

FFT1 (Name):

Additional Personnel; see remarks

6 Brakes on all axles

All vehicles 36,000 GVWR or greater shall be installed with an operator-controlled auxiliary braking system in addition to the service brakes (i.e., engine retarder, transmission retarder, driveline retarder, or exhaust retarder)

8 Company Name, Equipment I.D. # and DOT #: Affixed to both sides of truck cab

9 Programmable Radios: Minimum One Handheld. Also has two battery clamshells

10 Fire Extinguisher: 2A 10BC, securely mounted to the vehicle, accessible to the operator and with current annual inspection tag

11 Wheel Chocks: 2 Each

12 Audible reverse warning device (backup alarm)

13 First Aid Kit, 10 person minimum

14 Flashlight

15 *Seat Belts

16 Line Gear (I.A. Gear / Day Pack): Minimum of one per crew member

17 PPE: Boots Hard Hat Gloves Eye Protection Hearing Protection

18 Flame Resistant Clothing: A minimum of two full sets of flame resistant shirt and pants certified to NFPA 1977 standard.

19 Tank: shall be firmly attached to chassis frame or structurally sound flat bed

Tank Baffling: (1) longitudinal baffle regardless of width and one (1) transverse baffle. The distance between vertical tank walls and baffles, or between parallel baffles, shall not exceed 52”.

Free Floating Baffle System (Baffle Balls) Note: Vendor must have data sheets which validates that the baffling is sufficient to meet the manufacturers recommendation.

Minimum Inventory

Equipment Inventory: Permanently marked with vendor/company identification.

Markings should be etched or engraved, painting or marking with permanent markers is not acceptable, in addition the vendor is to maintain a complete inventory list.

22 1 - Live Hose reel 100’ non-collapsible w/3/4” inside diameter

23 1 - Nozzle, combination Fog/Straight Stream, 1 ½ NH female

24 1 – Nozzle, Class A Foam, 1 ½” NH Female, min. 20 GPM at 100 PSI

25 2 - Shovels

26 2 - Pulaski’s

27 1 - Spanner Wrench, combination 1 inch to 1 ½ inch

28 1 - Adjustable Hydrant wrench

29 2 - Adapters, 1 ½ inch NH female to 1 ½ inch NPSH male

30 2 - Adapters, 1 ½ inch NPSH female to 1 ½ inch NH male

31 2 - Reducers, 2 ½ inch NH female to 1 ½ inch NH male

32 1 - Reducer, 1 ½ inch NH female to 1” inch NPSH male

33 1 – Double Male 1 ½” NH

34 1 – Double Female 1 ½” NH

35 1 – Gate Y 1 ½” NH

36 1 – Fire Hose Clamp 2 ½”

37 200’ 1 ½” cotton/synthetic hose NH thread

38 50” 2 ½” cotton/synthetic hose NH thread

39 10 – Fusee’s (Fire starter)

40 All Pumps shall have a discharge pressure gauge

41 Pump: Pump Type Auxiliary or Power Take Off (PTO)

42 20’ Suction Hose, with strainer or screened foot valve

43 Foam Proportioner System:

44 Foam: Minimum 5 gallons

45 Monitor: Manual Remote None *Item may be waived if inspection successfully performed on the OF-296

Spray Bar head(s) operational:

Spray Bar Configuration: Front Rear Both Gravity Pressure

47 1 – 2 ½” Discharge outlet NH thread

48 2 – 1 ½” Discharge outlet NH thread

49 4” Gravity Dump valve on rear of tank

50 2 ½” Valve at bottom of tank with NH threads

51 Full size spare tire: With minimum of 4/32 tread and wheel securely mounted to the vehicle. The spare tire shall be easily accessible

Optional Attributes 52 All-Wheel Drive