This list of recommendations is intended to guide drinking water system infrastructure assessments for vulnerability to wildfire. These types of assessments may be funded through the UBCM-administered FireSmart Community Funding and Supports, under the eligible activities.
This version of the Home Ignition Zone assessment has been condensed for those printing assessments on their home printer. Note the number of pages and colour has been reduced as well as the graphics. For the full-colour HIZ assessment visit our resources page.
Use this flowchart to help navigate which FireSmart Assessment form is best fit for you! From residential to community to agriculture, we have an assessment form that will suit your needs.
Use these resources to determine your Cultural Sites or Green Space’s preparedness for wildfire.
Use this Self-Assessment as a starting point to finding out how resilient your home and property is to wildland fire.
This assessment is used by Local FireSmart Representatives to assess your risk from wildfire using the Home Ignition Zone! By answering the questions in the assessment they will be able to recommend changes that will make the greatest difference in defending against structure ignition.
Use this assessment form to determine your critical infrastructure's preparedness for wildfire.
FireSmart door hangers provide Local FireSmart Representatives and Wildfire Mitigation Specialists a quick checklist to leave for homeowners.
The FireSmart Critical Infrastructure (CI) Hazard Assessment Form is a numerically ranked process that is intended for assessing vulnerability of systems, facilities, technologies, networks, assets and services essential to the healthy, safety, security or economic well being of British Columbians and the effective functioning of government.
A planning tool for identifying values at risk and prioritizing mitigation effort. You will learn about the steps taken to complete the assessment and the meaning of the results.
