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to Exhibit B - Example Incident Identification/Qualification Card. This Exhibit gives an example (shown actual size) of the required format and information that must be on Crew Member Incident Qualification Cards. XXXXX CONTRACTING, INC. QUALIFICATION CARD (Name) (Crew Member Number) WCFT-Arduous Language: (LSA-E/S) CRWB (Qualification date) CARD IDENTIFIER COLOR CODE (shown in example as dots): YELLOW For Crew Members with LESS THAN ONE SEASON RED For Crew Members with ONE SEASON OR MORE BLUE For SUPERVISORY Crew Members (FFT1, CRWB, STCR) BACK OF CARD Xxxxxx (Qualification date) EMT/FIRST AID/CPR (Expiration date) (Contractor Signature) (Issue date) (PCSU Signature, if needed) (Date)
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to Exhibit B - Example Incident Identification/Qualification Card. This Exhibit gives an example (shown actual size) of the required format and information that shall be on Crew Member Incident Identification Cards. XXXXX CONTRACTING, INC. QUALIFICATION CARD (Name) (Crew Member Number) (Pack Test level) Language: (LSA-E/S) CRWB 10-07-02 CARD IDENTIFIER COLOR CODE (shown in example as dots): YELLOW For Crew Members with LESS THAN ONE SEASON RED For non-supervisory Crew Members with ONE SEASON OR MORE BLUE For SUPERVISORY Crew Members (FFT1, CRWB, STCR) BACK OF CARD Certified Xxxxxx (Expiration date) EMT/FIRST AID/CPR (Expiration date) (Contractor Signature) (Government Signature) (Issue date) (Date) Attachment 2 to Exhibit B - English Speaking/Reading Requirement Evaluation Process Purpose: The purpose of this Exhibit is to provide direction to Contract Representative’s Northwest (CRNW), Incident Contract Project Inspector’s (ICPI), and other Incident Management Team (IMT) personnel for the consistent evaluation of the specification in B 5.0, “English Speaking Requirements,” when conducting pre-inspections of Pacific Northwest (PNW) contract Crews being mobilized to Incidents and Severity Assignments. Following these directions will provide a uniform evaluation of the ability of Crew Bosses and Squad Bosses to read and communicate the Incident Action Plan (IAP), Safety Alerts (SA), Fireline Handbook (FHB), Incident Response Pocket Guide (IRPG), etc., along with their general English comprehension and communication skills relevant to other aspects of their job duties.
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