PPT-Wildland Firefighters Client Access System 2.0 (CAS)

Overview and Demo October 29 2015 Client Access System CAS Client Access System is a web based application which enables clients to request monitor and retrieve determination results and reports for examinees examinations and programs It includes dashboard functionality for high level program analysis compliance and forecasting. required to perform arduous duty Moderate involves field work requiring complete control of physical faculties and may include considerable walking standing and lifting 25 0 lbs behavior analysts are examples of moderate duty positions Light involve When prolonged hard work is involved fitness is the most impor tant factor in work capacity Work capacity is a composite of fitness acclimatization nutrition skill experience motivation and intelligence Fitness is the most important factor Fitness h By: Lori . What do they do?. Firefighters do many things. They always fight fires. Firefighters use fire engine to use their hoses. Firefighters make sure the hoses screw on tightly. . T. hey use a jaws-of-life to cut a lot of metals. Firefighters always put out fire.. Improve Your Wildland Safety. 7/2/2013. 1. www.FullyInvolvedFire.com. Presentation Training Objectives. Review wildland firefighter fatalities. Understand 10 wildland firefighting standing orders. Understand 18 wildland watchout situations. Distributed File Systems. Distributed File Systems. Early networking and files. Had FTP to transfer files. Telnet to remote login to other systems with files. But want more transparency!. local computing with remote file system. Introducing Network Access Protection. Network Access Protection Architecture. Reviewing NAP Enforcement Options. What Will We Cover?. Level 300. Familiarity with DHCP. Knowledge of IPsec. Familiarity with RRAS and VPN. Last Lecture. Why Distributed File Systems?. Basic mechanisms for building DFSs. Using NFS and AFS as examples. Today. Design choices . in DFS and . their implications. Naming. Authentication and Access Control. 7/2/2013. 1. www.FullyInvolvedFire.com. Presentation Training Objectives. Review wildland firefighter fatalities. Understand 10 wildland firefighting standing orders. Understand 18 wildland watchout situations. 1. Dan Smith. NASF. October 2007. Interagency Wildland Fire . Governance . Structure. National Interagency Coordination . Center. . (NICC). National Multi-Agency Coordination . Group. . (NMAC). Shared. Essentials of Brush & Wildland Firefighting Updated August-2019 References Essentials of Fire Fighting, Chapter 15 5 th Edition National Wildfire Coordination Group (NWCG) Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior February 2019. Roger Howkins. ASSOCIATE | Arup . 3. Firefighters Lifts. 4. Firefighters Lifts. Firefighter lift - Description. A . firefighters lift . is a lift provided within . a tall building, complex building or . and Other Responders. July 27, 2023 WTC Responder Health Program Presentation. Washington DC. David Prezant, MD, Director WTC Health Program at Fire Dept City of New York (FDNY). Chief Medical Officer, FDNY. Dorothy Maffei, MPH. Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE) Fellow. Environmental Health Investigations & Occupational Health Branch, California Department of Public Health (CDPH). Maysoon. . AlDuwais. Edited by Sara . Alhajjam. After this lesson, you will be able to:. Define preemptive and . nonpreemptive. multitasking.. Identify essential NOS components.. Describe the elements of client software..