Attachment D Fire Plan_Revised 2021.pdf

FIRE PLAN

of

(season)

Purpose of Plan

To meet obligations under Division A and Provision B7.1 - PLANS of the Forest Service Timber Sale Contract for the prevention and control of fires on the Sale Area. Purchaser or a designated Purchaser’s Representative shall certify compliance with specific Timber Sale Contract and California Public Resources Code (CPRC) fire precautionary measures in B7.1 Plans, C7.2# and C7.22#. Certification shall be provided prior to starting operations during Fire Precautionary Period and shall be updated as needed. ___ Yes ___ No

Plan filed on: Received by:

Date Forest Service Representative

APPLICABLE SALES

Contract No.

PURCHASER'S PERSONNEL

Office Phone No. Cell Phone No.

Purchaser's Representative

Purchaser's Fire Supervisor

Assistant Fire Supervisor

Fire Patrolman

Dispatcher

Radio Frequency

FOREST SERVICE PERSONNEL

Office Phone Cell Phone

District Ranger Dave Brillenz 530-5327410 530-616-0404

Contracting Officer

Dist. Fire Mgt. Officer

James Lico 530-532-7430 5303948105

(report fires to) Forest Fire Dispatcher

24 hours dispatching

530 283-0193

(emergency only) predicted Sale Fire Activity Levels

Recording of next-day predictions taped after 5:00 PM

1-(800) 847-7766

AVAILABLE COMMUNICATIONS C/CT7.2#

EQUIPMENT & MANPOWER WITHIN 25 MILES OF SALE AREA

(This section must be completed for each operating side)

Sale Name:

Equipment : Quantity Make Size / Capacity Equipped with (if applicable)

Dozers

Transports

Water Trucks

Trailer Tankers

Lube Units

Crew Trucks / Pick-ups

Power Saws

Available Work Schedule Total without Days Hours ManPower : Available Shutdown To From To From

Firefighters

Dozer Operators

Fallers

Pumper Operators

Crew Bosses

SUBSTITUTE PRECAUTIONS C7.2#

It is hereby agreed to modify the following items:

Location of Tractor Lights :

Location of Fire Box if other than exactly on or adjacent to active landing :

Backpack Pump stored empty (if water immediately available)

A Pulaski may be substituted for a(n):

I hereby agree to abide by the quantities and standards set forth in this plan and requirements described in the Timber Sale contract.

PURCHASER

REPRESENTATIVE

DATE FOREST SERVICE

REPRESENTATIVE

DATE

Additional Information

DUTIES OF THE FIRE PATROLMAN

The Fire patrolman is responsible to the Fire Supervisor in the area on which he is working. The hours of required patrol are given in C7.22#. Fire patrolman shall keep his/her pick-up equipped with a shovel, an axe, a headlamp and a pump can filled with water and:

1. Keep informed of the latest Activity Level for the area. (800-847-7766)

2. Check on location of water wagon, test pumps, see that tanks are full, check hose, and fire tools.

3. See that fire tool cache is in proper location. Check on water in back-back pumps and test pumps.

4. Check current falling area; contact fallers, check saws, shovel, axe, and extinguishers.

Check smoking habits - (Sit down in cleared area to smoke). Check oil and gas cans.

(No glass bottles and jugs to be used.) Check snag felling areas carefully. If fires are started by saws, check carefully for mechanical defect of carelessness by faller. Pass fire danger information to fallers. Re-check area felled yesterday.

5. Skidding area: Check smoking habits of chocker setters, check spark arresters on cats, shovel and axe on cat and smoking habits of cat skinners.

6. Walk skid trails to check for fires started by sparks from cat grousers. Carry shovel while making check of falling and skidding areas. Check fuel dumps, welding area, warming fires at landing or cat park. See that necessary back-pack pumps are on hand when welding. Check clearing around landing, cat park, fuel dump.

7. Check logging trucks and road equipment for shovel and axe. Check on mufflers or spark arresters on all equipment. Check landing saws.

8. Check cat park for greasy rags and discarded oil filters and remove from site.

9. Check powder and cap storage, post warning signs. Check to see if blaster is using electric caps, has posted lookouts, warning signs and "No Radio Transmission Area" signs.

10. See that operating area roads are open and passable as designated on Contract Area

Map.

11. At end of day, when crew has left woods, check day's falling area, check skid trails, skidding area and corner blocks. Make check of all spark arresters on shut down equipment to see if carbon traps have been cleaned out, and spark arrester is in good condition. Check landing and vicinity. Check day's road construction area and final check of all blasting done during the day.

DUTIES OF THE FIRE PATROLMAN