Fire suppression and incident response work includes, but is not limited to: constructs fireline utilizing hand tools; cuts and clears vegetation utilizing power saws; performs structure protection; conducts mop up and patrol operations; carries out ignition operations; operates pumps; installs hose lays and water delivery systems; performs and assists with rescue operations; operates and travels in vehicles on and off-road; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; uses various tools and equipment such as chainsaws, shovels, drip torches, fusees, pulaskis; uses various communication methods including radios;uses maps, compass, GPS, and other technology and tools to gather information and navigate an incident; performs safety inspections, maintaining and repairing of tools and equipment; briefs crew on demobilization procedures, compiles all required incident documentation including Crew Time Reports, Equipment Shift Tickets, resources orders. While providing for his/her individual safety, the employee works as a supervisor and crewmember in planning and implementation of mitigation, fuels treatment and resource management projects, including but not limited to: cuts, clears, piles, and disposes of treated vegetation; uses tools and equipment such as chainsaws, firing equipment, portable pumps, chippers, air curtain burners and more; constructs firelines and prescribed fire burning as assigned; performs ignitions and holding operations; conducts mop up and patrol operations; uses various communication methods including radios; may pre-program radios for assignments; uses and maintains on and off-road vehicles; hauls and packs fire related equipment and supplies; performs and mentors others in safety inspections, maintains and repairs tools and equipment; cleans, reconditions, and stores properly.