Forest Fire Prevention & Emergency Preparedness Checklist

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Forestry & Environmental Project

Forest Fire Prevention & Emergency Preparedaredness – High Priority

Firefighting equipment is available and in working condition.

Yes No NA

Forest Fire Prevention & Emergency Preparedness – High Priority

Fire hazard zones within the project area are identified and mapped.

Yes No NA

Fire break lines are created and maintained along vulnerable areas.

Yes No NA

Fire watch towers or lookout points are established.

Yes No NA

Water storage points or water tanks are accessible for fire control.

Yes No NA

Early fire warning & detection systems are installed.

Yes No NA

Seasonal patrolling schedules are implemented, especially in dry months.

Yes No NA

Controlled burning (if practiced) is conducted under expert supervision.

Yes No NA

Workers and community members are trained on fire prevention awareness.

Yes No NA

Emergency contact numbers and fire reporting procedures are displayed clearly.

Yes No NA

Dry leaves, brush, and fuel buildup are regularly cleared.

Yes No NA

No open-fire cooking or smoking is permitted inside forest operations.

Yes No NA

Spark arresters are installed on generators, chainsaws, or vehicles.

Yes No NA

Fire-resistant clothing or PPE is available for response teams.

Yes No NA

Emergency evacuation routes are marked and unobstructed.

Yes No NA

Communication systems (radio, mobile networks) function in remote zones.

Yes No NA

Incident response teams are designated and trained.

Yes No NA

Fire drills are conducted regularly.

Yes No NA

Fire danger level signboards are updated based on weather conditions.

Yes No NA

Fuel and chemical storage areas are located far from fire-prone zones.

Yes No NA

Reforested or newly planted areas are monitored for fire vulnerability.

Yes No NA

Grazing and human access are controlled during high fire-risk periods.

Yes No NA

First aid kits are available at fire response stations.

Yes No NA

Coordination protocols with local forest department/fire brigade exist.

Yes No NA

Fire response vehicles or access paths are operational.

Yes No NA

Community fire watch volunteer groups are active.

Yes No NA

Fire alert and response logs are recorded and monitored.

Yes No NA

Post-fire rehabilitation actions are planned and executed.

Yes No NA

Fire prevention awareness materials are visible and well-maintained.

Yes No NA

All fire prevention and emergency preparedness records are maintained.

Yes No NA

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