1. Bellarine Group Crew Leaders

2. 2 Introductions Bellarine Group Crew Leaders CFA Catchment team OO’s Ian Beswicke Group Personal BASO Jo Polley

3. 3 Overview Bellarine Group Crew Leaders Hypothetical Scenario 4 Themes Outlook for this season

4. 4 Session Outcomes Bellarine Group Crew Leaders The Communications Plan Performing a SIZE-UP & SITREPs Good and Bad Fire Ground Structure Transfer of Control

5. 5 The Players An overview Bellarine Group Crew Leaders Brigades Group District Region State

6. 6 Lets set the Scene…. Bellarine Group Crew Leaders FDI: 81 Extreme FRS: Eaten: 8.47 km/hr Grazed: 14.51 Natural: 17.04

7. 7 Bellarine Group Crew Leaders “Bells Drop” Alert Maintown2 Trees on fire Main Road Maintown Map 123 A7

9. 9 Size Up Bellarine Group Crew Leaders Facts Probabilities Own Situation Decisions Plan of Operation

10. 10 Communications Plan Fire Ground Structure Relationship to Communications Plan Bellarine Group Crew Leaders

11. VICFIRE Maintown Rd Control CH: 21 Sector A Sector N FG CH: 1 FG CH: 24 CH 226 LCF CH 226 ICP CH 226 CH: 21

12. VICFIRE 1st Fire Sector A Sector N FG CH: 24 FG CH: 1 CH 226 LCF CH 226 CH: 21 CH 77

13. 13 “VICFIRE”…. Bellarine Group Crew Leaders Who’s Listening to these? What's in a Word Back? Situation Report (Sitrep) Warnings & Advice The Rostered Duty Officer - their role?

15. 15 District Support Bellarine Group Crew Leaders Go Forward Officer Ground Observers Aircraft Plant & Equipment Other

16. 16 Transfer of Control Bellarine Group Crew Leaders OBJECTIVE To Provide a process for the transfer of control at a fire or incident from one Incident Controller to another. The SOP covers the Transfer of Control both within and between IMTs.

17. 17 Season update from the Bureau Bellarine Group Crew Leaders Climate outlook overview Nov - Jan A drier than normal November to January is more likely over the northern and eastern mainland. For the month of November, a drier than normal month is more likely over the northern half of Australia, with the chances of a wetter or drier November roughly equal over most of the south. The November to January temperature outlooks indicate a warmer than normal season for both daytime and night-time temperatures across most of Australia. Climate influences include warmer than normal temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean, near normal tropical Indian Ocean temperatures, and normal to cooler than normal sea surface temperatures off Australia's northern coasts.

18. 18 Season update from the Bureau Bellarine Group Crew Leaders Climate outlook overview Nov - Jan

19. 19 Season update from the Bureau Bellarine Group Crew Leaders

20. 20 Season update from the Bureau Rainfall Nov - Jan Bellarine Group Crew Leaders

21. 21 Season update from the Bureau Temperature Nov - Jan Bellarine Group Crew Leaders