Relatório do Acidente ocorrido no Incêndio Florestal de Yarnel Hill

According to the NIMS Integration Center, emergency management and response personnel
already trained in the ICS using the NIMS ICS curriculum model do not need retraining if their
previous training is consistent with the Department of Homeland Security standard. This previous
training would include (but not be restricted to) courses managed, administered, or delivered by
the Emergency Management Institute, the U.S. Fire Administration’s National Fire Academy, the
National Wildfire Coordinating Group, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Environmental
Protection Agency, and the U.S. Coast Guard.
The 2013 Fire Manual for the PFD states the NIMS requirement is now mandated. All fire personnel
will take IS-700 starting January 2013 and, when needed, will take IS-800.
PMS 310-1
The National Interagency Incident Management System Wildland Fire Qualification System Guide,
PMS 310-1, is in compliance with and supports the ability of agency personnel to meet the
requirements of the NRF and the NIMS. Developed under the sponsorship of the NWCG, PMS 310-
1 is designed to:
• Establish minimum requirements for training, experience, physical fitness level, and
currency standards for wildland fire positions, which all participating agencies have agreed
to meet for national mobilization. Standards may be augmented to meet specific needs
within an agency, but the augmentation cannot be imposed by an agency on its
cooperators who meet the minimums outlined in this guide.
• Require any organization or agency providing resources for a national interagency request
for all types of wildland fire incidents to meet the minimum NWCG requirements described
in the PMS 310-1.
• Allow cooperating agencies to jointly agree upon training, experience, physical fitness level,
and currency standards to meet fire management needs for wildland fire (wildland fire
includes wildfire and prescribed fire).
SOG 804: Arizona’s Supplemental Requirements
AZSF adopted “Standard Operational Guideline Section 800, Training/Qualifications (SOG 804)” as
a supplement to the PMS 310-1. Effective May 6, 2013, it superseded the State’s FM Policy 25
dated November 22, 2005. SOG 804 establishes the minimum criteria required for certification as
an AZSF employee or as personnel operating within a Cooperative Fire State Agreement with the
AZSF. SOG 804 exceeds federal agency requirements and should be acknowledged for establishing
and launching highly skilled and qualified wildland firefighters.
The number of hours, the variety and complexity of assignments (experience), and the diversity of
training evaluators are important to the Arizona State Wildfire Qualifications Review Committee in
determining whether an individual is fully prepared for wildland positions. Examples of SOG 804
requirements that supplement the PMS 310-1 requirements are as follows:
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