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Smoke Exposure
22.93 bytes Author: RMC Published: 2013 Posted: 1/17/2013
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Smokey Hill Burnover 72 hr report
102KB Author: Kansas Forest Service Published: 2011 Posted: 2/22/2011
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SNAG & GREEN TREE HAZARDS
SNAG & GREEN TREE HAZARDS Falling SNAGS and GREEN trees kill and injure a lot of wildland firefighters each year. ... Snag and green tree hazards may be getting more serious as western forests become stressed from ...
21KB Published: --Choose One-- Posted: 1/1/2004
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Snag Near Miss During Fire Fighting Operations
On July 16th, 2003, Brian Spivey (IC) plus a crew of seven were dispatched to incident 113. Brian walked the perimeter of the fire, checking for hazards.
191.3KB Published: 2003 Posted: 1/1/2004
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South 1 Fire Snag Injury 24 Hour Report
27KB Author: Bill Clausen, SOF2 Published: 2008 Posted: 7/24/2008
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South 1 Fire Snag Injury 24 Hours Report
25KB Author: Bill Clausen, SOF 2 Published: 2008 Posted: 7/31/2008
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South Canyon 1994 Final Investigation Report
The most impressive accomplishment in the past several months has been the commitment to safety and safe practices that has been made by firefighters and by managers. ... Everyone involved in wildland fire must be ...
525.5KB Author: NIFC Published: 1995 Posted: 7/11/2005
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South Canyon Investigation Report Executive Summary
Author: NIFC Published: 1995 Posted: 6/11/2008
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South Canyon Ten Year Review
The wildland fire community has made significant progress in implementing the corrective action items related to the South Canyon Fire. ... In addition, annual average burnover and entrapment fatalities have dropped ...
198.8KB Author: Safe Fire Programs and Forest Stewardship Concepts Published: 2004 Posted: 7/2/2004
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South_Marsh1_Stratton.pdf
The purpose of the After Incident Report is to identify both successes and challenges on an incident that can be used as a learning tool for others. ... The lessons learned in the report will also be used to improve ...
88.3KB Published: 2003 Posted: 1/1/2004
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