Working on Fire Planning in Bibra Lake | Local business
Working on Fire Planning
Locality: Bibra Lake
Phone: +61 438 527 446
Address: PO Box 1249 Bibra Lake DC 6965 6965 Bibra Lake, WA, Australia
Website: http://www.workingonfireplanning.com.au
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25.01.2022 And according to the State of the Climate 2018 report, there has been a long-term increase in extreme fire conditions and the length of bushfire seasons in Australia since the 1950s
24.01.2022 Bushfires in Europe, Asia and Latin America.
23.01.2022 There is a new wave of interest in how Indigenous people managed the Australian landscape, and here is some evidence of it still being a viable approach.
23.01.2022 There are fires in the Arctic, in Siberia....it’t catastophic and un precedented.
20.01.2022 There are fires in the Arctic, in Siberia....itt catastophic and un precedented.
17.01.2022 Homes that were saved because of good bushfire preparation. Living amongst the gumtrees is no longer viable, if it ever was. You need to prepare for inevitable bushfires.
15.01.2022 American but still relevant.
09.01.2022 We at Working on Fire Planning send our deep condolences and heartfelt best wishes to all of those affected by the bushfires in NSW an Victoria over the last 3 months. It has been horrific to watch the unfolding, and the great loss of human life, homes, and also wildlife and wildlife habitat. This, is what we need to prevent.
08.01.2022 Do you require a bushfire assessment or risk management plan within the southwest of Western Australia? Working On Fire Planning provides prompt, professional service for: Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) assessments for building approval, Bushfire Management Plans (BMPs), inc Bushfire Hazard Level assessments (BHL), BAL contour plans, Bushfire Emergency Evacuation Plans (BEEP), Bushfire Risk Management Plans (BRMPs), for prioritising mitigation works,... Decision Support for building & planning approvals & BRMPs, Mapping services for accredited bushfire practitioners. Contct us now! www.workingonfireplanning.com.au See more
05.01.2022 Drones have caused the temporary halting of waterbombing in the current Esperance area bushfires. Drones can be very dangerous if they get caught, for example, in helicopter blades.
03.01.2022 SLOMO (Slow down & Move Over) Are you aware that it is now a legal requirement to slow down to 40km/h and move over to the other lane when driving past emergenc...y service vehicles pulled over with their lights on regardless of the road speed limit. Today on a busy Ennis Ave (100km/h road) WAPOL showed up to help keep our crews safe whilst working on a scrub fire on the side of the road and reinforce this message. Routinely we have problems with cars speeding past incidents we are working at which puts our crews in danger so please remember. SLOMO - Slow down to 40 & Move over! Western Australia Police Force City of Rockingham Local Government Department of Fire and Emergency Services WA
03.01.2022 Total Fireban for Esperance at the moment.
