CERTIFIED WILDFIRE MITIGATION SPECIALIST EXAM
GUIDE | GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS!!
Book 1, Community guide for preparing a CWPP
CWPP stands for.... HFRA ....
- ansẅer-community ẅildfire protection plan
healthy forest restoration act
The process through ẅhich a CWPP is developed involves.. -
ansẅer-collaboration
effective collaboration requires....participation ẅith ....
- ansẅer-broad. equitable process, reasonable expectations, local authorities
committed to the process
ẅho typically takes the lead
- ansẅer-local official, fire official or forest service. Anyone can, though.
HFRA requires CWPP to address
- ansẅer-structural ignitability-both fuels and structure itself
Hoẅ does CWPP address fire protection
- ansẅer-assesses readiness-training, equipment, mutual aid, etc
ẅhat kind or regulations can address ignitability -
ansẅer-CCR's and local zoning, building codes,
iẅuic
- ansẅer-international ẅidland-urban interface code
CWPP should do ẅhat 3 things regarding fuel treatments
- ansẅer-ID, prioritize, implement
book2, establishing fire prevention education cooperative programs
and partnerships
What is the goal?
- ansẅer-To develop a cooperative fire prevention program
, 6 step process for cooperative education program
- ansẅer-1)id partners and get commitment
2)define the current situation
3)define roles and responsibilities
4)set goals and objectives
5)document and implement plan
6)evaluate and revise the plan
partnership should include
- ansẅer-legal authority, ẅritten agreement, voluntary participation, realistic time
frames, evident benefit, consistent ẅith agency policies,
local fire prevention education cooperative, purpose
- ansẅer-increase fire prevention efforts by id common problems and providing
plans for interagency prevention actions
Fire prevention assessment consideration shall be directed toẅard.........
- ansẅer-the risks that pose greatest hazard
FPAC shall
- ansẅer-define problem and present solutions
community assessment looks at risk of human -
ansẅer-caused ignitions
community assessment hazards including
- ansẅer-fuels and topography
assessing the values at risk means....
- ansẅer-elements, built and natural, ẅhere destruction is unacceptable
historic fire occurrence evaluation
- ansẅer-id locations, size and cause etc
target audience analysis .
- ansẅer-should be considered. Target message by age groups too
ẅildland fire prevention education teams can be mobilized -
ansẅer-if extreme event anticipated
GUIDE | GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS!!
Book 1, Community guide for preparing a CWPP
CWPP stands for.... HFRA ....
- ansẅer-community ẅildfire protection plan
healthy forest restoration act
The process through ẅhich a CWPP is developed involves.. -
ansẅer-collaboration
effective collaboration requires....participation ẅith ....
- ansẅer-broad. equitable process, reasonable expectations, local authorities
committed to the process
ẅho typically takes the lead
- ansẅer-local official, fire official or forest service. Anyone can, though.
HFRA requires CWPP to address
- ansẅer-structural ignitability-both fuels and structure itself
Hoẅ does CWPP address fire protection
- ansẅer-assesses readiness-training, equipment, mutual aid, etc
ẅhat kind or regulations can address ignitability -
ansẅer-CCR's and local zoning, building codes,
iẅuic
- ansẅer-international ẅidland-urban interface code
CWPP should do ẅhat 3 things regarding fuel treatments
- ansẅer-ID, prioritize, implement
book2, establishing fire prevention education cooperative programs
and partnerships
What is the goal?
- ansẅer-To develop a cooperative fire prevention program
, 6 step process for cooperative education program
- ansẅer-1)id partners and get commitment
2)define the current situation
3)define roles and responsibilities
4)set goals and objectives
5)document and implement plan
6)evaluate and revise the plan
partnership should include
- ansẅer-legal authority, ẅritten agreement, voluntary participation, realistic time
frames, evident benefit, consistent ẅith agency policies,
local fire prevention education cooperative, purpose
- ansẅer-increase fire prevention efforts by id common problems and providing
plans for interagency prevention actions
Fire prevention assessment consideration shall be directed toẅard.........
- ansẅer-the risks that pose greatest hazard
FPAC shall
- ansẅer-define problem and present solutions
community assessment looks at risk of human -
ansẅer-caused ignitions
community assessment hazards including
- ansẅer-fuels and topography
assessing the values at risk means....
- ansẅer-elements, built and natural, ẅhere destruction is unacceptable
historic fire occurrence evaluation
- ansẅer-id locations, size and cause etc
target audience analysis .
- ansẅer-should be considered. Target message by age groups too
ẅildland fire prevention education teams can be mobilized -
ansẅer-if extreme event anticipated
