| 10 Standard Fire Orders | Operational Engagement |
| Attempting a Frontal Assault on a Fire | Operational Engagement |
| Building Fireline Downhill With Fire Below | Operational Engagement |
| Constructing Line Without a Safe Anchor Point | Operational Engagement |
| Downhill Fireline Construction Checklist | Operational Engagement |
| Entrapment Avoidance | Operational Engagement |
| Escape Routes 1 (Take 5@2) | Operational Engagement |
| Escape Routes 2 | Operational Engagement |
| Escape Routes 3 | Operational Engagement |
| Extended Attack | Operational Engagement |
| Fight Fire Aggressively, But Provide for Safety First | Operational Engagement |
| Fire Not Scouted and Sized Up | Operational Engagement |
| Fire Shelter Deployment | Operational Engagement |
| Fire Shelter Deployment Site Selection | Operational Engagement |
| Hazard Mitigation Through Risk Management | Operational Engagement |
| In Country Not Seen in Daylight | Operational Engagement |
| Initial Attack Sizeup/Safety | Operational Engagement |
| Lookouts (LCES) | Operational Engagement |
| On A Hillside Where Rolling Material Can Ignite Fuel Below | Operational Engagement |
| Preparedness Level 5 | Operational Engagement |
| Refusing Risk | Operational Engagement |
| Safety Zone Research | Operational Engagement |
| Safety Zones 1 (LCES) | Operational Engagement |
| Safety Zones 2 (LCES) | Operational Engagement |
| Subjective vs. Objective Hazards | Operational Engagement |
| Taking a Nap Near The Fireline | Operational Engagement |
| Terrain and Fuels Make Escape Difficult | Operational Engagement |
| Transfer of Command | Operational Engagement |
| Unburned Fuel Between You and The Fire | Operational Engagement |
| Uninformed on Strategy, Tactics or Hazards | Operational Engagement |
| Wildland/Urban Interface - Structure Protection | Operational Engagement |
| Wildland/Urban Interface Watchouts | Operational Engagement |
