P301 - Wildland Fire Prevent Planning

Reviewed: 1997     Hours: 24

Course Description:

This course is designed for fire managers, fire prevention specialists and planners, and other persons who have wildland fire prevention planning responsibilities.  Topics include:  assessment, planning, and workload analysis.  This course is an intermediate course in the wildland fire prevention training curriculum.

Objectives:

• Describe the wildland fire prevention planning process.
  
• Describe the inventory and assessment process for wildland fire risk, hazard, and value.
  
• Complete a wildland fire prevention workload analysis.
  
• Develop a wildland fire prevention plan.
  

Target Group:

Fire managers, fire prevention specialists and planners, and other personnel who have wildland fire prevention planning responsibilities.

Minimum Instructor Qualifications:

Instructors must be fully competent in wildland fire prevention planning procedures and have a wide range of wildfire prevention experience.

Also see NWCG Instructor Qualifications at the beginning of the Field Managers Course Guide.

Prerequisites:

Introduction to Wildland Fire Prevention (P-101).

Offer Level:
Local

This Course Description is verbatim from the NWCG Field Manager's Course Guide (156 page PDF: Adobe Acrobat Reader required) and accurate as of 9-18-2008.

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