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NOTICE: Scroll down for course offerings and downloadable versions of the NWCG and Arizona State Fire Marshal's course nomination forms as well as a downloadable Fire Experience Form and links to the NWCG's publications page for Qualification Information and Task Books.

Wildfire qualifications for individuals from the Forestery Division of the Arizona State Land Department as well as those working for Arizona Fire Departments are reviewed by the Arizona Wildfire Qualifications (Red Card) Review Committee. Recommendations are then forwarded to the State Fire Management Officer who is the only person authorized by the State Forester to sign qualifications cards at the Single Resource Boss Level and above in operations, at the Unit Leader Level and above in other ICS functions, for the Firewise Communities Advisor and Assessor positions, and the Structure Protection Specialist.

Information about physical fitness testing is located on our FITNESS page.

Please Note: If you have questions concerning registration and the course requires the "State Fire Marshal's Workshop Registration" form, please contact the State Fire Marshal's Office for information. For specific questions regarding the course or NWCG registration please contact the course coordinator.

BILLING
Billing Requirements and Fiscal Documentation Procedures for Wildland Incidents
BWFF (S130/S190)
Basic Wildland Firefighting
I100
Orientation to Incident Command Systems
I200
Basic Incident Command Systems
TRAIN I200
Train the Trainer I200
I300
Incident Command System
I400
Advanced ICS
L280
Followership to Leadership
L380
Fireline Leadership
L381
Incident Leadership
M410
Facilitative Instructor
P110
Assessing Wildfire Hazard in the Home Ignition Zone
REFRESH
Annual Refresher
RT372
Helicopter Manager Workshop
RX300
Prescribed Burn Boss
S131
Advance Firefighter/Squad Boss
S200
Initial Attack Incident Commander
S201
Supervisory Concepts and Techniques
S203
Introduction to Incident Information
S211
Portable Pumps and Water Use
S212
Wildfire Powersaws
S215
Fire Operations in the Urban Interface
S216
Driving for Fire Service
S230/231
Crew Boss and Engine Boss
S234
Ignition Operations
S244
Field Observer
S348
Resource Unit Leader
S248
Status Check in Recorder
S254
Facilities Unit Leader
S270
Basic Air Operations
S271
Helicopter Crew Member
S273
Seat Manager
S290
Intermediate Wildland Fire Behavior
S260/261
Fire Business Management Principles
S300
Incident Commander Extended Attack
S330
Task Force/Strike Team Leader
S336
Fire Suppression Tactics
S339
Division Supervisor
S346
Situation Unit Leader
S355
Ground Support Unit Leader
S359
Medical Unit Leader
S370
Intermediate Air Operations
S381
Leadership and Organizational Development
S390
Introduction to Fire Behavior Calculations
S403
Information Officer
S404
Safety Officer
S420
Command and General Staff
S520
Advanced Incident Command
S620
Area Command
STEX/TDGS
Sand Table Facilitation
WILDLAND DRILLS
Wildland Drills

Download the NWCG Training Nomination Form
Download the Forestry Division's Fire Experience Form
National Wildfire Coordination Group - Qualification Information and Task Books

 

 

 

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