Needed when the fire front is close but not in view; lookout must be able to see both
the crew and the fire
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LCES/Lookouts
Fire not scouted and sized up, in area not seen in daylight, safety zones unidentified
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WO! situations 1-3
, Clearly mark, identify and reassess escape routes as the fire front progresses
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LCES/Escape routes
Light fuels, small fires + isolated sections, wind shifts, topography
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Common denominators of fire behavior in tragedy fire
Identify safety zones & escape routes, post lookouts when there is possible danger,
be alert/keep calm/think clearly/act decisively,
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SFO/Fireline safety
Safety zone size should be proportional to how the conditions will affect fire
behavior; recommended radius is four times the flame length
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LCES/Safety zone
the crew and the fire
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LCES/Lookouts
Fire not scouted and sized up, in area not seen in daylight, safety zones unidentified
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WO! situations 1-3
, Clearly mark, identify and reassess escape routes as the fire front progresses
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LCES/Escape routes
Light fuels, small fires + isolated sections, wind shifts, topography
Give this one a try later!
Common denominators of fire behavior in tragedy fire
Identify safety zones & escape routes, post lookouts when there is possible danger,
be alert/keep calm/think clearly/act decisively,
Give this one a try later!
SFO/Fireline safety
Safety zone size should be proportional to how the conditions will affect fire
behavior; recommended radius is four times the flame length
Give this one a try later!
LCES/Safety zone
