Interagency Single Engine Air Tanker Operations Guide - National ...

INTERAGENCY SINGLE ENGINE AIR TANKER OPERATIONS GUIDE
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To maintain red card currency a SEMG is required to attend an
approved SEAT Manager Workshop triennially. Elements and
criteria of an approved SEAT Manager Workshop can be found on
the BLM National SEAT Web Site at:
http://www.blm.gov/nifc/st/en/prog/fire/Aviation/Airops/seat.html
Required Training
Single Engine Air Tanker Manager (S-273)
Basic Air Operations (S-270)
Triennial Refresher (RT-273)
Additional training supporting development of knowledge and
skills
Firefighter Training (S-130)
Introduction to ICS (I-100)
Required Experience
Satisfactory position performance as a Single Engine Air Tanker
Manager
Physical Fitness
None
Other position assignments that will maintain currency
Helicopter Manager
Air Tanker Base Manager,
Fixed Wing Base Manager
Desirable experience for entry level SEAT Manager training
includes aircraft specific radio operations and communications,
aircraft dispatching procedures, fixed-wing base management,
air tanker base management, and mixmaster.
I. SEMG Dress Code.
The intent of establishing a dress code for SEMGs is to maintain a
level of safety for the manager and to instill a professional standard in
appearance and enhance recognition while representing the
Government during SEAT operations. SEMGs will be required to
adhere to the following dress code:
Shirts must have sleeves with some type of crew neck or collar
(no tank tops, scooped necked or mid-waist shirts). Shirts may be
short sleeved but no tank tops or sleeveless shirt are approved.
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