Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Natural Resources
Title R652 - Forestry, Fire and State Lands
Rule R652-122 - Cooperative Agreements
Section R652-122-1400 - Minimum Standards for Wildland Fire Training
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 652-122-1400
Current through Bulletin 2024-18, September 15, 2024
1. At a minimum, the Participating Entity will ensure that firefighters providing Initial Attack to wildland fire within the Participating Entity's jurisdiction will be trained in NWCG S130 Firefighter Training and S190 Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior. FFSL also recommends S215 Wildland Urban Interface Firefighting Operations.
(a) This includes firefighters who are
directly involved in the suppression of a wildland fire; firefighters on scene
who have supervisory responsibility or decision-making authority over those
involved in the suppression of a wildland fire; or individuals who have fire
suppression responsibilities within close proximity of the fire
perimeter.
(b) This does not
include a person used as a courier, driver of a vehicle not used for fire
suppression, or a person used in a non-tactical support or other peripheral
function not in close proximity to a wildland fire.
(c) Upon the Delegation of Fire Management
Authority, Firefighters not certified by the Utah Fire Certification Council as
Wildland Firefighter I will be released from Initial Attack or reassigned to
other firefighting duties.
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