Fire management definition

Fire management means activities undertaken for the protection of wild lands from fire and the use of prescribed fire to meet land management objectives.
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Fire management means all activities associated with the management of fire prone land, including the use of fire to meet land management goals and objectives;
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Fire management means those activities required to for the protection of burnable wildland values from fire and the use of prescribed fire to meet land management objectives.
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Examples of Fire management in a sentence

  • Fire management will post first and second tier notification on all announcements of positions to be filled through the seniority bid system.

  • Fire management will post notification of known upcoming retirement (members that have submitted a letter of intent) within two weeks of retirement date.

  • Fire management will stagger the bids by one day based on seniority.

  • Section 24.2. The City agrees to reproduce a sufficient number of copies of this agreement for all City and Fire management officials and bargaining unit employees.

  • Fitness Team members shall be selected by a panel of union executive board members and Fire management (as designated by the Fire Chief).

  • The Fire Chief shall appoint a like number of Fire management employees to the committee.

  • Fire management and suppression in the Nation’s wildland is an on-going concern to State and Federal Agencies and the American public.

  • Fire management shall make every effort possible to provide annual refresher courses in a manner that will reasonably facilitate vacation leave scheduling.

  • Fire cause determination is required for all fires including FEMA Fire management Assistant Grant (FMAG) fires.

  • The committee will be comprised of two members of Fire management, Chief Training Officer and HR Consultant and two members from the Association.