Determine the need for environmental restriction within the fire area and provide input as to appropriate suppression actions based on resource concerns
Develop recommendations for fire suppression rehabilitation of control lines in assigned area
Monitor rehabilitation efforts
Provide guidance during the implementation of rehabilitation activities for assigned area
Coordinate with local specialists (biologists, archaeologists, engineers, resource specialists, recreation specialists, etc) and/or incident supervisor, to identify potential impacts of suppression or management activities
Identify existing utilities, roads, pipelines, and other uses on the land that may be affected
Identify potential resources issues that may occur as a result of the incident or incident activities
Provide input for the development of a fire suppression rehabilitation plan for the agency administrator and the incident commander
Provide input for the initial completion and/or revision of a published WFDSS decision
Document potential and actual suppression/fire-related resource impacts and the rationale for protection of priority areas
Provide input to the development of a long-term plan to provide oversight, documentation and evaluation of rehabilitation efforts
Anticipate impact on resources in assigned area as the suppression or prescribed fire operation evolves
Ensure that planned mitigation measures area carried out effectively on the fireline in assigned area
Provide content input on the development of short and long term natural resource and cultural rehabilitation documents
May serve as liaison to agency administrator, resource users, and other affected parties