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Bushfire preparation

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Introduction

Introduction

1 quiz
- Introductory survey – Bushfire preparation
Year-round preparation and recovery planning

Insurance
Planning to respond
Vegetation mangement
Bushfire-resilient infrastructure
Preparation for fire
Livestock management

1 quiz
- Test your knowledge: Year-round preparation and recovery planning
Case study – Being prepared
Fire season preparation

Fire season preparation

1 quiz
- Test your knowledge: Fire season preparation
Fire approaching

Fire approaching
When fire is days away
Final hours before fire arrives

1 quiz
- Test your knowledge: Final hours before fire arrives
Case study – Enacting your fire plan
Wrap up

Preparing for a bushfire

1 quiz
- Wrap up survey – Bushfire preparation

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Test your knowledge: Final hours before fire arrives

Meat & Livestock Australia September 7, 2023

Bushfire preparation Final hours before fire arrives Test your knowledge: Final hours before fire arrives

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question
True or false: All fires are different. For some fires you may have several days’ warning; other fires may arrive suddenly with only minutes to prepare. Some fires will also hit on a very dangerous day, and all you can do is leave or shelter in your house. On other days, the fire may arrive when the weather is milder.
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What is a firebreak?
- A firebreak is a strip of combustible material (vegetation) that is used to increase the severity of the fire.
- A firebreak is a body of water on a property.
- A firebreak is a strip of land that has been cleared of all combustible material (vegetation).
- A firebreak is a collection of buildings or other infrastructure made out of metal that will stop fire.
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3. Question
Which of the following should be done before the fire arrives to ensure your house is ready in case you need to shelter (select as many as needed).
- Turn off gas bottles inside and outside the house.
- Fill baths, buckets, bins and sinks with water.
- Bring firefighting gear (pumps, hoses) and generators inside the house so they are available after the fire front passes.
- Seal windows, vents and doors, and ensure drafts under doors are prevented with wet towels.
- Remove curtains and move furniture away from windows.
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