Other Situation-Specific Procedures - Revision history

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Points to remember: update bottom link to go to next section

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	http://burningman.org/event/art-performance/fire-art-guidelines/safety-perimeters/		http://burningman.org/event/art-performance/fire-art-guidelines/safety-perimeters/

	[http://rangers.burningman.com/wp-content/uploads/ranger_burn_perimeter_brief.pdf PDF overview]<center>~~More in~~ the [[Table of Contents]].		[http://rangers.burningman.com/wp-content/uploads/ranger_burn_perimeter_brief.pdf PDF overview]<center>See next Section, [[Basic Ranger Skills Overview\|Basic Ranger Skills]], or return to the [[Table of Contents]].

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Unattended Fire

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	== Unattended Fire ==		== Unattended Fire ==

			Unattended Fires are a shared community responsibility; all participants should address any unattended fire they find.

	If an unattended fire is found, the finder (Ranger, Fire Core/FAST, participant), should say aloud '''"Is anyone watching this fire pit? It looks unattended."''' If necessary, repeat louder. Attempt to find a camp member.		If an unattended fire is found, the finder (Ranger, Fire Core/FAST, participant), should say aloud '''"Is anyone watching this fire pit? It looks unattended."''' If necessary, repeat louder. Attempt to find a camp member.
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	If there is no response after the second call, put the fire out with whatever means you have available. All fire pits should have a water bucket and shovel.		If there is no response after the second call, put the fire out with whatever means you have available. All fire pits should have a water bucket and shovel.

	If you do not feel comfortable putting it out, contact Khaki. ~~[Update for 2024~~: Fire Core volunteers are not always ~~on call to~~ handle routine unattended fires.]		If you do not feel comfortable putting it out, contact Khaki. Note: Fire Core volunteers are not always available handle routine unattended fires.

	Any unattended fire found by either Rangers or Fire Core should be reported to Khaki and recorded in the Ranger Log; include time, date, location, the camp name, and your attempt to locate a responsible party. Make sure to record all details in your notebook so that you can make an accurate report to Khaki via radio or in-person.		Any unattended fire found by either Rangers or Fire Core should be reported to Khaki and recorded in the Ranger Log; include time, date, location, the camp name, and your attempt to locate a responsible party. Make sure to record all details in your notebook so that you can make an accurate report to Khaki via radio or in-person.

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Unattended Fire

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	If there is no response after the second call, put the fire out with whatever means you have available. All fire pits should have a water bucket and shovel.		If there is no response after the second call, put the fire out with whatever means you have available. All fire pits should have a water bucket and shovel.

	If you do not feel comfortable putting it out, ~~you can call~~ Fire Core ~~or have Khaki~~ call ~~Fire Core~~.		If you do not feel comfortable putting it out, contact Khaki. [Update for 2024: Fire Core volunteers are not always on call to handle routine unattended fires.]

	Any unattended fire found by either Rangers or Fire Core should be reported to Khaki and recorded in the Ranger Log; include time, date, location, the camp name, and your attempt to locate a responsible party. Make sure to record all details in your notebook so that you can make an accurate report to Khaki via radio or in-person.		Any unattended fire found by either Rangers or Fire Core should be reported to Khaki and recorded in the Ranger Log; include time, date, location, the camp name, and your attempt to locate a responsible party. Make sure to record all details in your notebook so that you can make an accurate report to Khaki via radio or in-person.

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2024-04-16T21:50:46Z

Burn Perimeter

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	*Radio into Khaki to describe the animal		*Radio into Khaki to describe the animal
	== Burn Perimeter ==		== Burn Perimeter ==
	There are 2 burn perimeters at Firefly: the Bug Burn, and the Temple Burn. ~~THERE IS A NEW PERIMETER CORE, but having Ranger training can be helpful.~~ This section is here since it has useful information sometime useful to Rangers.		THERE IS A NEW PERIMETER CORE, but having Ranger training can be helpful. There are 2 burn perimeters at Firefly: the Bug Burn, and the Temple Burn. This section is here since it has useful information sometime useful to Rangers.

	If you are interest in signing up, to prepare for burn perimeter:		If you are interest in signing up, to prepare for burn perimeter:
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	Please be aware, you will be facing the crowd instead of the effigy.		Please be aware, you will be facing the crowd instead of the effigy.



	For an idea of Burning Man’s perimeter, you can go here:		For an idea of Burning Man’s perimeter, you can go here:

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2024-04-16T21:42:09Z

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 Note: this is for ANY unattended fire, not just fire pits.
 == Burn Perimeter ==
-There are 2 burn perimeters at Firefly: the Bug Burn, and the Temple Burn.  Rangers are asked to assist the Fire Core for the Bug Burn.  Rangers might be asked by the Temple artist to help independently with the Temple Burn.
+There are 2 burn perimeters at Firefly: the Bug Burn, and the Temple Burn.  THERE IS A NEW PERIMETER CORE, but having Ranger training can be helpful. This section is here since it has useful information sometime useful to Rangers.
-To prepare for burn perimeter:
+If you are interest in signing up, to prepare for burn perimeter:
 *Wear non-synthetic clothing (cotton or wool)
 *Wear shoes/boots that you can squat in
 *Bring a long-sleeved shift/jacket, as it will get dark and colder.
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 === Points to remember ===
-We are not authority figures.  If you need the crowd to sit, try recruiting someone in the front to help act as an example.  Engage with participants and get to know them.  We’re all there to have fun!
+Perimeter volunteers are not authority figures.  If you need the crowd to sit, try recruiting someone in the front to help act as an example.  Engage with participants and get to know them.  We’re all there to have fun!
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 http://burningman.org/event/art-performance/fire-art-guidelines/safety-perimeters/
-[http://rangers.burningman.com/wp-content/uploads/ranger_burn_perimeter_brief.pdf PDF overview]
+[http://rangers.burningman.com/wp-content/uploads/ranger_burn_perimeter_brief.pdf PDF overview]<center>More in the [[Table of Contents]].

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Accessibility / Live Animals

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	== Accessibility / Live Animals ==		== Accessibility / Live Animals ==
	If you see someone with a domestic ~~animal~~ at Firefly:		If you see someone with a live animal (domestic or otherwise) at Firefly:
	*Do not approach the animal or attempt to pet it		*Do not approach the animal or attempt to pet it
	*Radio into Khaki to describe the animal		*Radio into Khaki to describe the animal
	<center>More in the [[Table of Contents]].		<center>More in the [[Table of Contents]].

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2017-06-02T14:15:03Z

Accessibility Animals

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	If you find someone who does not have a wristband, you should report it to Khaki who will report it to the Board to handle. FLAME the situation, but do not be confrontational or attempt to remove anyone from the event.		If you find someone who does not have a wristband, you should report it to Khaki who will report it to the Board to handle. FLAME the situation, but do not be confrontational or attempt to remove anyone from the event.

	== Accessibility Animals ==		== Accessibility / Live Animals ==
	If you see someone with a domestic animal at Firefly:		If you see someone with a domestic animal at Firefly:
	*Do not approach the animal or attempt to pet it		*Do not approach the animal or attempt to pet it
	*Radio into Khaki to describe the animal		*Radio into Khaki to describe the animal
	<center>More in the [[Table of Contents]].		<center>More in the [[Table of Contents]].

Fermata: /* Accessibility Animals */

2017-05-07T04:29:53Z

Accessibility Animals

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	*Do not approach the animal or attempt to pet it		*Do not approach the animal or attempt to pet it
	*Radio into Khaki to describe the animal		*Radio into Khaki to describe the animal
			<center>More in the [[Table of Contents]].

Dolphin at 15:15, 4 May 2017

2017-05-04T15:15:42Z

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			This page covers non-emergency procedures. Also see the main [[Situation-Specific Procedures]] page.

	== Found Child ==		== Found Child ==
	Unlike a LOST child, a FOUND child is not an emergency. However, it is very important to report a found child to Khaki immediately! Try to find out more about the child and their caretakers before bringing the child anywhere. Usually it is best to stay with the child where they are found, talk to other participants, and let Khaki dispatch resources to try to find the caretakers. Rangers should stay together as a team--a Ranger should not be left alone with an unattended child.		Unlike a LOST child, a FOUND child is not an emergency. However, it is very important to report a found child to Khaki immediately! Try to find out more about the child and their caretakers before bringing the child anywhere. Usually it is best to stay with the child where they are found, talk to other participants, and let Khaki dispatch resources to try to find the caretakers. Rangers should stay together as a team--a Ranger should not be left alone with an unattended child.

Awcarvey at 00:35, 27 April 2017

2017-04-27T00:35:07Z

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	~~'''Topics covered here: '''~~
	~~Found Child, Disoriented Participant, Unattended Fire, Burn Perimeter, Wristbands, Accessibility Animals~~

	== Found Child ==		== Found Child ==
	Unlike a LOST child, a FOUND child is not an emergency. However, it is very important to report a found child to Khaki immediately! Try to find out more about the child and their caretakers before bringing the child anywhere. Usually it is best to stay with the child where they are found, talk to other participants, and let Khaki dispatch resources to try to find the caretakers. Rangers should stay together as a team--a Ranger should not be left alone with an unattended child.		Unlike a LOST child, a FOUND child is not an emergency. However, it is very important to report a found child to Khaki immediately! Try to find out more about the child and their caretakers before bringing the child anywhere. Usually it is best to stay with the child where they are found, talk to other participants, and let Khaki dispatch resources to try to find the caretakers. Rangers should stay together as a team--a Ranger should not be left alone with an unattended child.