Attachment 4 Fire Precaution Inspection Checklist.docx
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TIMBER SALE FIRE PRECAUTION INSPECTION CHECKLIST
| Contact Name |
| Date |
| Inspector name |
| Fire Box Seal #(s) |
| Today’s PAL Level |
| Seal# |
| Seal# |
CHECKLIST of EQUIPIMENT NEEDED TO COMPLETE FIRE INSPECTION ☐ Purchasers Fire plan with self-certification checkbox that meets contract standards. B(T)7.1& C(T)7.2 ☐ PPE Hard Hat, Boots, Gloves, Eye protection. JHA ☐ One Inch In-Line Gauge test kit with 5/16 inch orifice C(T)7.2 j ☐ Spark arrester test wire Gauge 0.0232 of an inch in size CA PRC #4442c ☐ One and one half inch to one inch Reducer adapter hose fitting ☐ Spanner wrench and Hose Clamp ☐ Five gallon empty bucket ☐ Reference FSH 2409.15 62&62.1 (62.1-62.17), Contact Provisions B(T) 7.0, C(T) 7.2# ,C(T) 7.22#, and California Public Resource Code
FORMULA TO DETERMINE TANK VOLUME
________x_______x______x .004329 or .0034 (All dimensions measured in inches)
H L x W x H x .004329 = Gallons
L W D L L SD D
D x D x L x .0034 = Gallons L
LD
SD x LD x L x .0034 = Gallons
PRESSURE VALUE CHART:
Temp
Sea Level
1000 Feet
2000 Feet
3000 Feet
4000 Feet
5000 Feet
6000 Feet
7000 Feet
8000 Feet
9000 Feet
10000 Feet
| 55 |
| 179 |
| 23 |
| 174 |
| 23 |
| 169 |
| 23 |
| 165 |
| 22 |
| 161 |
| 22 |
| 157 |
| 22 |
| 153 |
| 22 |
| 150 |
| 21 |
| 146 |
| 21 |
| 142 |
| 21 |
| 139 |
| 21 |
| 70 |
| 175 |
| 23 |
| 171 |
| 23 |
| 166 |
| 22 |
| 162 |
| 22 |
| 158 |
| 22 |
| 154 |
| 22 |
| 150 |
| 21 |
| 147 |
| 21 |
| 143 |
| 21 |
| 139 |
| 21 |
| 136 |
| 20 |
| 85 |
| 171 |
| 23 |
| 168 |
| 23 |
| 163 |
| 22 |
| 159 |
| 22 |
| 155 |
| 22 |
| 151 |
| 21 |
| 147 |
| 21 |
| 144 |
| 21 |
| 140 |
| 21 |
| 136 |
| 20 |
| 133 |
| 20 |
| 100 |
| 168 |
| 23 |
| 164 |
| 23 |
| 159 |
| 22 |
| 155 |
| 22 |
| 152 |
| 22 |
| 148 |
| 21 |
| 144 |
| 21 |
| 141 |
| 21 |
| 137 |
| 20 |
| 133 |
| 20 |
| 131 |
| 20 |
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This checklist is designed to be used in addition form 2400-181.
This Checklist does not replace the Fire Plan set forth in B(T) 7.1 or FSH62.11)
FIRE TANK or TRAILER FIRE PRECAUTION INSPECTION FIRE Tank Truck or Trailer Measurements Minimum Required PSI (*see pressure value chart) PSI Tested at = ( )
Acceptable Y/N
Remarks
Tank Capacity (No less than 300 Gallons)
Gallons =
Pumper Truck Trailer Current Location
Landing# =
☐ Pump trailer/ truck location meets contract location requirement. C(T) 7.2#(j) &C(T)7.22#PAL Table (Unless otherwise agreed B(T)7.21) SEE C7.2# for substitution by agreement compressed air foam system
☐ Measure water tank and record volume using formulas provided. Tank is serviceable. C(T)7.2j
☐ Pump PSI shall be tested on contract area using a One Inch In-Line Gauge test kit with 5/16 inch orifice and is found to meet PSI requirement. C(T)7.2j
☐ Internal Combustion Pumper Engine has serviceable Spark Arrester that can retain flammable particulate over 0.0232” Exhaust flow. CPRC 4442 C(T)7.2c
☐ 300’ feet live reel hose must withstand 200 PSI without leaking, distortion, or slipping couplings. C(T)7.2j
☐ Truck /trailer, pump engine, and filled tank are all in serviceable condition and demonstrating the ability to Start and run. All equipment shall be deliverable to a fire area for fire suppression. FSH 2409.15 62.12
Fire Pumper Trailer Requirement Measures B(T)7.2 & C(T)7.2 Acceptable Y/N Remarks
Pump Outlet with 1 ½” National Standard Fire Hose Thread
Bypass or Pressure Relief Valve (if other than centrifugal pump)
Serviceable Live Reel Attached to Pump truck/trailer
Pressure type hose clamps between Pump and Live Reel
50’ lengths of rubber covered live reel hose with Male/Fem couplings
Additional 250” hose for active Hot Saw or Mastication operations
Sufficient fuel to run pump at least 2 hours
A shut-off combination nozzle that meets the following minimum performance standards when measured at 100 P.S.I. at the nozzle
| G.P.M. |
| Horizontal Range |
| Straight Stream |
| 10 |
| 38 feet |
| Fog Spray |
| 6 - 20 |
| N/A |
Pumper Serviceability and maintenance Items are recommended to include… 2 hours Extra Fuel, Spark plugs, lubricants, servicing tools, Spare starter rope, spanner wrenches, extra hose fittings and gaskets located in an accessory box. FSH 2409.15 62.12g#6
LANDING FIRE TOOL BOX FIRE PRECAUTION INSPECTION
LANDING FIRE TOOL BOX FIRE Location and Seal #’s
Landing # # # # #
Number of Equipment (per Landing)
Number of Employees (Per Landing)
Fire Seal Number(S)
☐ Fire Tool Box shall be kept at each Active Landing unless otherwise agreed. B(T)7.21 as stated in C(T)7.2a *See C(T)7.2 for operational definitions.
☐All Required Fire Tools shall be maintained in suitable and serviceable condition for firefighting purposes. FSH 2409.15 62.12b, C(T)7.2a *See hand tool requirements Document on last page
☐Seal Fire Tool box when all requirements are met and record seal number. FSH 2409.15 62.12B 2(g)
☐Fire Tool Box Chainsaw and/or Tools may only be stored outside fire tool box only if otherwise agreed. B(T)7.21 by delegated FS employee.
Landing Fire Tool Box Requirement Measures
B(T)7.2 , C(T)7.2 & CPRC 4428
Acceptable Y/N Remarks
One serviceable Backpack Pump filled with water
Two Serviceable Axes or Pulaski
Two Serviceable McClouds
Two attachable headlights for each Tractor with blade (unless attached to equip)
A Sufficient Number of Serviceable O Shovels with an overall length of not less than 46” are required to ensure each employee is equipped to fight fire
One or more Serviceable Chainsaw(s) with approved spark Arrester, 3 ½ horsepower, and minimum cutting bar of 20”
Two Falling Wedges , one felling axe, or double bit axe and A maul/sledge hammer (over 6lbs 32”in length)
Chainsaw serviceability and Maintenance Items are recommended to include…Fuel and bar oil, scrench, chainsaw file, spark plug, Felling chaps and PPE
VEHICLE and EQUIPMENT FIRE PRECAUTION INSPECTION ☐ Record each vehicle or piece of equipment by a license plate, vehicle identification, equipment or serial number.
☐ Inspect all Vehicles and Equipment to ensure they have one of the following …equipment with exhaust-operated turbochargers, internal combustion engines with less than 0.0232” Exhaust flow, or passenger vehicles equipped with exhaust system meeting California vehicle code requirements.
FSH 2409.15 62.12f, C(T)7.2c, Spark Arrester Guide
☐ Ensure that fire extinguishers are of the type Specified by the timber sale contract. To be serviceable, fire extinguishers must be equipped with a gauge showing it’s fully charged; those equipped with a CO2- charged cartridge must have a factory-installed seal; and aerosol extinguishers of the required size must be at least three quarters full based on the Inspector’s judgement. Ensure that labels are in place and readable to determine if the extinguisher is an approved model. On mobile equipment, ensure that the Purchaser has securely affixed or carefully stored fire extinguishers to prevent damage that could cause the extinguisher to malfunction. C(T)7.2b& FSH2409.1562.12b(F)
Passenger Vehicles, Grader, Log Truck, & Water Truck (check spark arrester on pump) C(T) 7.2c Requirement Measures CPRC4428 Acceptable Y/N Vehicle ID or Description
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Loader or Fuel Truck Requirement Measures
CPRC4428,4442,& C.(T)7.2
Acceptable Y/N Equipment ID Landing #
Fire Extinguisher (class 4 B:C or above)
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Fire Extinguisher Class 4 B:C (or above)
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
VEHICLE and EQUIPMENT FIRE PRECAUTION INSPECTION (Continued) Tractor or Skidder Requirement Measures
CPRC4428,4442,& C.(T)7.2
Acceptable Y/N Equipment ID
Fire Extinguisher Class 5- B:C( or above)
Two attachable headlights for each Tractor with blade to be kept in Fire Box (unless permanently attached to equip)
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Fire Extinguisher Class 5- B:C( or above)
Two attachable headlights for each Tractor with blade to be kept in Fire Box (unless permanently attached to equip)
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Fire Extinguisher Class 5- B:C( or above)
Two attachable headlights for each Tractor with blade to be kept in Fire Box (unless permanently attached to equip)
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Fire Extinguisher Class 5- B:C( or above)
Two attachable headlights for each Tractor with blade to be kept in Fire Box (unless permanently attached to equip)
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Mechanized Harvesters, Feller Buncher, Chippers, Forwarder, and Stroke De-limber Requirement Measures
PRC4428,4442,& C.(T)7.2
Acceptable Y/N Equipment ID
2 Fire Extinguishers Class 4-A:60- B:C( or above)
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
2 Fire Extinguishers Class 4-A:60- B:C( or above)
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
2 Fire Extinguishers Class 4-A:60- B:C( or above)
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 46 inches or more
Axe/Pulaski with handle equal to 28 inches or more
Compressed Air Foam System(CAFS) Substitution Measures B(T)7.21) C(T)7.2#( k) Acceptable Y/N Landing # Remarks
A fire suppression CAFS system may be substituted by agreement set forth in B(T)7.21 provided it meets or exceeds the following specifications
This equipment and accessories shall also be deliverable to a fire in the area of operations and subject for each specific activity level identified in C7.22#
Unit kept fully charged compressed air, water and foam concentrate as recommended by manufacturer
The Unit shall be capable of recharge within 10 minutes
Variable foam expansion ratio = 10:1 to 20:1
Appropriate tools to service system
FIRE PUMPER SUBSTITUTION
30 Gallon CAFS and 550 feet of one inch hose and adjustable nozzle with enough water, air and foam concentrate for at least one charge.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SUBSTITUTION Hot saw/Masticator and similar equipment identified in section B 3 gallon CAFS
*When used on cable yarding landings , the unit shall be outfitted for immediate attachment to carriage and transported without damage to the unit
| Hand Felling & Power saws |
| Acceptable |
Y/N Equipment ID
Spark arrester that can retain flammable particulate over 0.0232” Exhaust flow. CA PRC 4442 C(T)7.2c
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 38 inches or more kept with gas can but no less than 300 from each operating saw C(T)7.2 d
14 oz. Fire extinguisher (UL) approved CPRC4442& 4443
Spark arrester that can retain flammable particulate over 0.0232” Exhaust flow. CA PRC 4442 C(T)7.2c
Size “O” Shovel with handle equal to 38 inches or more kept with gas can but no less than 300 from each operating saw C(T)7.2 d
14 oz. Fire extinguisher (UL) approved CPRC4442& 4443
☐ Purchaser submitted a Fire Plan that addresses prevention and control of fires on the sale area during the precautionary period before initiating operations on the Sale area. FSH2409.15 62.11 B(T)7.1 ☐ Purchaser has designated in writing a Fire Supervisor and a Fire Patrol Person set forth in the Fire Plan to meet the contractual requirements. FSH 2409.15 62.12h (1-13), B(T)7.1, C(T)7.2#e ☐ Purchase has furnished a serviceable communications system that connects each operating side within the sale area, purchaser’s headquarters and can notify the Forest Service within the contractual guideline. FSH 2409.15 62.14a, C(T)7.2# I&L image1.jpg
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