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Course Overview and Administration

Introduction

Course History and Collaboration

Course Delivery and Requirements

Structure Protection Program Levels

Pre-Deployment Logistics

Introduction to Deployment

Structure Protection Drawdown Form

Inter-Agency Agreement (IAA)

Know Before You Go

Pre-Deployment Preparation

Pre-Deployment

Deployment Fundamentals & Leadership

Deployment Session 1

Program Purpose

Leadership Mindset

Objectives and Communication

Incident Organization & ICS Structure

Incident Assignment

Command Structure

Tracking and Accountability

Task Force vs Strike Team

ICS Roles and Responsibilities

🎮 Pixel Quest: ICS Structure Challenge

Operational Responsibilities

ICS and Your Rig/Responsibilities

Structure Base / Staging & Accountability

Camp Life

Crew Orientation and Briefing

Back at Camp

End of Operational Period

🎮 Crossword: Camp and Ops Terminology

Tactical Operations

Dynamic vs. Static Resources

Tactical Considerations

Private Vehicles Protection

Pets and Livestock

Mop Up and Patrol

Before Leaving the Area

Course Conclusion

Summary and Closing Remarks

Structure Defense Tactics Summary

Workshop Closing and Guest Speakers

Knowledge Check

Quiz: Course Administration

Quiz: Leadership Foundations

Quiz: Pre-Deployment Docs

Quiz: Readiness and Prep

Quiz: ICS Structure

Quiz: Roles and Tracking

Quiz: Camp Operations

Quiz: Post-Shift Duties

Quiz: Tactical Decisions

Quiz: Final Review

Course Feedback

Course Evaluation Survey

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Wildfire Engine Boss: Deployment Readiness and Tactical Operations is a comprehensive, scenario-driven program that prepares structural and volunteer firefighters to lead engine companies safely and effectively on wildfire incidents. Built around real-world deployment flow—from pre-departure logistics and inter-agency coordination to ICS integration, staging, camp life, and structure defense tactics—this course translates wildland-interface best practices into clear, repeatable actions for Engine Bosses (ENGB). You will learn how to interpret resource orders, manage accountability, brief and lead crews, and make time-critical tactical decisions using LCES, structure triage, and dynamic vs. static resource strategies. The curriculum combines online modules, forms and documentation practice (DTRs, ICS 214, T-cards), and field-oriented checklists to ensure you arrive ready, operate decisively, and return your crew safely. By the end, you will be able to plan and execute assignments within ICS, coordinate effectively with partner agencies under Inter-Agency Agreements, and maintain operational readiness across full operational periods—including mop up, patrol, and end-of-shift transfers. Whether you’re stepping into the Engine Boss role for the first time or formalizing your experience with recognized standards, this course gives you the leadership mindset, administrative precision, and tactical confidence needed to protect communities at the wildland-urban interface.

Wildfire Engine Boss: Deployment Readiness and Tactical (YOUTUBE VIDEO)

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            <p>Transitioning from the local fire hall to a large-scale wildfire deployment is a major step that requires more than just your standard structural training. This course is designed to bridge that gap, specifically for those stepping into the role of a Wildfire Engine Boss (ENGB). We are going to dive deep into what it really means to lead a crew in the wildland-urban interface, focusing on the leadership mindset and the tactical agility needed when the environment is constantly shifting. You will get a clear look at the administrative side—like the Structure Protection Drawdown forms and Inter-Agency Agreements—that ensures your department is ready and covered before you even pull out of the station.</p>

<p>Success on the fire line depends heavily on how well we work with other organizations, so a major focus here is inter-agency cooperation between structural teams and wildland services. You will learn how to navigate the Incident Command System (ICS) from the perspective of an engine boss, understanding exactly where you fit in the hierarchy and how to communicate effectively with Division Supervisors and Strike Team Leaders. Beyond the paperwork and the chain of command, we will cover the boots-on-the-ground reality of deployment: from managing "camp life" and maintaining your rig in the field to executing high-stakes tactics like "Check and Go" or "Prep and Hold." By the end of this training, you will have the tools to keep your crew safe, your equipment ready, and your operations sharp during those demanding 14-day deployments.</p>
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