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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide camp crews for fire camps?
Camp Crews (Camp Support & Cleaning)
Yes.
KDT provides camp crews, each with a crew supervisor and sized to the order, that work the supply unit, food unit and facilities at the ICP, base and spike camps, from issuing cache supplies and rolling hose to ice runs, setup, trash and light cleaning.
Typical configuration
- Crew size
- Scaled to the order, with a crew supervisor
- Supervisor
- Experienced in ICS; ICS-100 and IS-700 completed
- Scope
- Supply unit, food unit and facilities support at the ICP, base, spike camps or a fire cache
- Shifts
- Day, night or around the clock, crewed to the coverage ordered
- Self-sufficiency
- Own PPE, transportation and camping gear for 14 days
- Reporting
- Crew Time Reports (SF-261) with invoices
Units get delivered once, but somebody has to run the camp around them every day. On wildfire that's the Camp Crew, which KDT supplies for fire suppression, all-hazard incidents and prescribed fire project work, at the ICP, incident base, spike camps or a fire cache.
Each crew has a designated crew supervisor and is sized to the order. The work falls under three units. Supply: issuing cache supplies, tracking and restocking them, sorting, testing, cleaning and rolling fire hose, and loading and unloading cache vans. Food: meal counting for the mobile food service contract, and handing out lunches, water, ice and drinks, including restocking ice and drinks around camp. Facilities: setting up and taking down equipment, tents and yurts, trenching cords, picking up and consolidating trash, and light cleaning of trailers, tables and common areas with government-supplied materials.
KDT camp crews arrive self-sufficient for 14 days, with their own PPE, camping gear and vehicles, and a supervisor who has completed ICS-100 and IS-700, works directly with incident personnel and turns in the crew time reports. Shower, handwash and toilet attendants come with those units. On hurricane, spill and hazmat sites, KDT also runs janitorial crews that clean restrooms, showers, dining areas and offices.
Available as
- Camp crews for wildfire camps and fire caches
- Camp crews for prescribed fire project work
- Janitorial crews for hurricane, spill and hazmat camps
- ICP and office cleaning
- Night-shift crews
What's included
- Crew and on-site crew supervisor
- PPE, camping gear and vehicles
- Crew identification
- Crew Time Reports and invoices
- Company representative available during the assignment
Where it's used
- Supply unit issue, restock and hose rolling
- Food unit meal counts, lunches, water and ice
- Camp setup, teardown, trash and light cleaning
- Fire cache refurbishing and backhaul
- Shelters and points of distribution (hurricane)
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide camp crews for fire camps?
Yes. We supply camp crews with a supervisor, sized to the order, to support the supply unit, food unit and facilities at the ICP, base camp, spike camps or a fire cache.
What does a fire camp crew do?
Issue and restock cache supplies and roll hose, count meals and hand out lunches, water and ice, set up and take down tents and equipment, pick up trash and do light cleaning of trailers, tables and common areas.
Who does the camp crew report to?
The on-site crew supervisor works directly with the incident personnel who assign the work, and handles crew time reports and other administration.
Does KDT provide janitorial crews for other incidents?
Yes. On hurricane, spill and hazmat camps we staff janitorial crews that clean restrooms, showers, dining and offices and restock supplies daily.
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