Fire Danger Sample Clauses
The Fire Danger clause establishes procedures and responsibilities in the event that fire hazards or actual fires threaten the subject property or project. Typically, this clause outlines the steps parties must take to mitigate risk, such as suspending work, notifying authorities, or implementing safety measures when fire danger is present. Its core function is to protect people, property, and project timelines by ensuring that all parties respond appropriately to fire-related risks, thereby minimizing potential damage and liability.
Fire Danger. 33.1 The Contractor acknowledges that Council has adopted a Response to Declared Fire Danger Days procedure. In accordance with this procedure the Contractor must ensure that it and any sub-contractors have systems in place to undertake adequate risk assessments, preplanning and make appropriate decisions to protect themselves on days which are declared severe, extreme or catastrophic fire danger days
33.2 In the event of a severe, extreme or catastrophic fire danger day declaration, the Contractor must implement the system required by this clause.
33.3 Upon request, the Contractor must provide to Council, a copy of any risk assessments or plans prepared and implemented under this clause.
Fire Danger. Ratings Product The fire danger ratings product is a table displaying the forecast fire danger rating for each forecast district for the next 4 days. It is provided as guidance to the jurisdiction for determining the official fire danger rating and the need for fire bans. It was agreed that this service be provided in all jurisdictions as a standard service. Standard Service
Fire Danger. All federal and state wildland fire management members in the Eastern Area will:
1. Provide NECC with accurate status of agency resources in the Resource Ordering and Status System (▇▇▇▇) during the period from February 1 through November 1, or as otherwise dictated by local, Area and National Preparedness Levels.
2. Advise NECC if restrictions must be placed on member resources due to local agency policy.
3. Provide appropriate funding codes for all requested resources.
4. Provide NECC with annual agency wildfire and prescribe burn statistical reports by calendar year no later than the end of the first full week of January.
Fire Danger. 22.1 The Contractor acknowledges that the council has adopted a procedure detailing our response to days declared as severe, extreme or catastrophic fire danger days. In accordance with this procedure the Contractor must ensure that any sub-contractors have systems in place to undertake adequate risk assessments, preplanning and make appropriate decisions to protect themselves on days which are declared severe, extreme or catastrophic fire danger days.
22.2 In the event of a severe, extreme or catastrophic fire danger day declaration, the Contractor must implement the system required by this clause.
22.3 Upon request, the Contractor must provide to the Council, a copy of any assessments or plans prepared and implemented under this clause.