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To apply, please complete this application form and indicate how your community meets the outlined assessment criteria.

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Course interests

Please review the table below and indicate which course(s) there is interest in by specifying the number of participants for each course and identifying the community they belong to.

S-100: Basic Fire Suppression & Safety - 2 days (16 hours)

(minimum of 15 preferred)

S-100A: Basic Fire Suppression and Safety Annual Recurrency (also known as S-10A) - 4 hours

(minimum of 15 preferred)

S-185: Fire Entrapment Avoidance & Safety  - (2 - 3 hours)

(minimum of 15 preferred)

S-211: The Fire Environment for Firefighters - 1 day (8 hours)

(minimum of 15 preferred)

S-212: Fireline Communications - 4 hours

(minimum of 15 preferred)

S-213: Use of Bulldozers and Heavy Equipment - 4 hours

(minimum of 15 preferred)

S-235: Ignition Operations (Burning off and Backfiring) - 4 hours

(minimum of 15 preferred)

I-100: Incident Command System 100 - (2 - 4 hours)

(minimum of 15 preferred)

S-230: Single Resource Leader/Introduction to Supervision - (5.5 hours)

(minimum of 15 preferred)

S-241: Fire Assessment - 4 hours

(minimum of 15 preferred)

I-200: Incident Command System 200 - 1 day (8 hours)

(minimum of 15 preferred)

BCO: Basic Chainsaw Operator - 2 - 3 days (16 - 24 hours)

(minimum of 15 preferred)

Assessment criteria

Please describe whether your community is rural, remote, Indigenous, urban, a combination, or other.

Please explain whether your community is outside of structural fire protection jurisdiction (i.e., not covered by a municipal or established fire department)

Please describe activities and dates that demonstrate a history of wildfire mitigation (proactively reducing risks and impacts of wildfires through the implementation of the seven FireSmart disciplines) in-community within the last 3 years.

Please describe the available facilities necessary for training delivery (i.e., indoor classroom setting, outdoor area to practice Fireline fundamentals and/or Basic Chainsaw Operation)

Please describe how this training intends to strengthen local wildfire preparedness and support response efforts at the community-level

Please explain recent wildfire training history, including any funding or resources accessed, and how this funding opportunity could be leveraged to expand training efforts.
Other requirements

If there are any considerations for us to be aware of to ensure that training can be successfully delivered in your community, please explain

Supporting information (250 words max)

Disclaimer: The TRU/BCWS Joint Evaluation Committee reserves the right to make the final decision on applicant selection.























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