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The document is a guide for Incident Commanders (ICs) provided by the National Wildfire Coordinating Group, detailing an organizer tool to help manage rapidly evolving incidents. It outlines various aspects of incident management including size-up, objectives, resource tracking, and communication plans. The document categorizes incidents into five complexity types based on indicators such as resource needs, operational periods, and effects on surrounding populations. It serves as a framework for ICs to adapt their strategies according to the unique nature of each incident.

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Begin with the 'Incident Size Up' section. Fill in the date, incident name, and IC name. Provide descriptive location and coordinates, along with estimated size and containment dates.
Move to 'Incident Objectives'. Specify the operational period and outline general control objectives along with the weather forecast for that period.
In 'Resource Tracking', log each resource's name, time of arrival, assignment location, and any additional notes necessary for tracking.
Complete the 'Field Weather Observations' section by entering data on wind speed, direction, sky cover, and other relevant weather metrics.
Proceed to 'Incident Organization' to detail your team structure including roles such as IC, finance, safety personnel, and operations staff.
Finally, utilize the 'Notes' section for any additional observations or comments that may assist in managing the incident effectively.

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What is NWCG on Facebook?

- National Wildfire Coordinating Group | Facebook.

What does the NWCG do?

The National Wildfire Coordinating Group provides national leadership to enable interoperable wildland fire operations among federal, state, local, Tribal, and territorial partners.

How to get NWCG certification?

After completing the online training required by your agency or department, a training officer or fire chief will evaluate required further training. The affiliated department can then certify students completion of this course by issuing the final certificate.

What does NWCG stand for?

NWCG funding is provided by the federal agencies through their fire management program budget allocations. Budget guidance is approved by the NWCG Executive Board annually at their October meeting. Please click on the corresponding link for NWCG Budget Guidance.