NFPA 1143 Standard for Wildland Fire Management
NFPA 1143 野外消防管理

1.1 Scope. This standard provides minimum requirements to fire protection organizations on the management of wildland fire, including prevention, mitigation, preparation, and suppression.

The new NFPA 1143 guides communities and agencies toward successful wildland fire management.

Every year, wildland fire incidents in North America pose increasing threats to adjacent communities, often overwhelming the resources of local first responders. The 2009 NFPA 1143 Standard for Wildland Fire Management recognizes the development of the National Fire Plan in the United States and numerous mitigation efforts to solve the problem of ailing forests and endangered communities in or near forested areas.

The vital 2009 edition of NFPA 1143

·   Specifies the latest management practices and policies necessary for a fire protection organization to develop a wildland fire management program.

·   Incorporates material to help small community and volunteer fire departments prepare for fire suppression in forested and wildland areas, and address the broader task of wildland fire management including mitigation, prevention, and community coordination.

Local government and volunteer fire departments should use this edition to develop an approach consistent with today's NFPA® standards on emergency services incident management and disaster management programs, and to keep current with fire fighter safety practices. (Softbound, 37 pp., 2009)