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Errata
and Clarification
FRPA Online Sessions
If you would like to listen to a FRPA Online Session, click
on a link below and download that recording to your computer.
The Question Log lists questions asked and the corresponding
time stamps (in the recording). To advance the recording to
hear a specific question, use the navigation bar in the LearnLinc
Player to fast forward the recording to the applicable time
stamp.
Important Note: You must have the LearnLinc Player on your
computer. If you have not already downloaded this player, click
here.
Harvesting 1 - Group A - March 04 2004
Harvesting 1 - Group B - March 04 2004
Harvesting 2 - Group A - March 11 2004
Harvesting 2 - Group B - March 11 2004
Roads 1 - Group A - March 09 2004
Roads 1 - Group B - March 09 2004
Roads 2 - Group A - March 23 2004
Roads 2 - Group B - March 23 2004
Recorded
Presentations Handout
Recorded
Presentations
Assessments
Complete an Assessment by selecting the Quiz Shows:
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to
describe:
- The legal plans used to direct harvesting and road activities
under FRPA
- The practice requirements under FRPA to meet for both harvesting
and roads activities
- The complaince and enforcement considerations for harvesting
and roads personnel.
- What happens in the transition period to FRPA?
Condition
Given the harvesting and roads sessions (recorded presentation,
FRPA Online Sessions), copy of the acts and regulations and
access to other reference material on the FRPA Training Website.
Standard
Explain, to a peer, what is changing in the way they conduct
their day-to-day activities (and why) through the implementation
of the FRPA.
Target
Audience
- Industry, government and others responsible for implementing
harvesting components of plans and ensuring requirements in
FRPA are met during harvesting activities-including major
licensees, BCTS staff and licensees with timber sale licenses
issued by BCTS;
- Personnel involved in planning, building, maintaining and
deactivating roads under FRPA - including major licensees,
BCTS staff and licensees building roads under timber sale
licenses issued by BCTS; and
- Silviculture contractors who use heavy equipment in silviculture
activities (e.g., site preparation).
Training
Components
- Harvesting & Roads Session (Recorded Presentation)--for
initial information dissemination. The facilitated session
will be 2-4 hours in length and consist of recorded presentations
by content specialists. A discussion session will be included
to enable participants to apply knowledge and build understanding
through local discussion and activities. Questions from this
discussion will be captured and forwarded for coverage in
the FRPA Online Sessions. Recorded presentation sessions will
be delivered to large audiences of typically 50-75+ participants;
- Harvesting Practices Session (FRPA Online Sessions)--for
clarification and building understanding. Sessions will focus
on pre-defined topic areas (e.g., addressing regional topics
or issues). Sessions will be approximately 1.5 - 2 hours in
length and involve live presentations by specialists followed
by live questions and answers. Sessions will be delivered
to smaller audiences of 10-20 participants with up to 20 locations
connected to the same session;
- Roads Planning and Practices Session (FRPA Online Sessions)--for
clarification and building understanding. Sessions will focus
on pre-defined topic areas (e.g., addressing regional topics
of issues). Sessions will be approximately 1.5 - 2 hours in
length and involve live presentations by specialists followed
by live questions and answers. Sessions will be delivered
to smaller audiences of 10-20 participants with up to 20 locations
connected to the same session;and
- Training Website--for ongoing updates and support.
Website will contain news and information, training materials,
questions and answers and linkages to other information such
as legislation and application systems; and
Topics
Harvesting & Roads Session (Recorded Presentation)
Introduction
- Harvesting and road activities practices
under FRPA
- Moving to FRPA (transition)
Requirements for Managing and Protecting Values
- Values to conserve, manage, and protect and corresponding
practice requirements to meet
Harvesting Practices under FRPA
- Plans used to direct operational practices and status of
existing plans
- Obtaining exemptions and plan amendments if practice requirements
cannot be met
- Notification and reporting requirements to Government
Road Practices under FRPA
- Road planning and design requirements
- Road construction, maintenance and deactivation requirements
- Obtaining exemptions and plan amendments if practice requirements
cannot be met
- Notification and reporting requirements to Government
Compliance & Enforcement
- C&E implications in performing practices in the field:
- Measures to meet (emphasis on results, strategies and
practices requirements)
- Appropriate defences including due diligence
- Changes in liability and responsibility
- Ensuring standards are met
- How and when will activities be measured
- Types of penalties--prosecution and administrative remedies
- Working with C&E (e.g., information to provide for inspections)
Discussion Session
- Case study involving discussion on implementing FRPA at
the local level:
- what to do the same and different
- Debrief
- Technical questions on FRPA will be forwarded to Victoria
for coverage in the FRPA Online Sessions.
Summary
- Roles and responsibilities in harvesting and roads activities
- Meeting goals of the FRPA
Harvesting Practices Session (FRPA Online
Sessions)
Introduction
- Describe logistics and procedures for session
- Provide overview of how to use technology (e.g., asking
questions, highlighting screen areas)
Presentation
- Review key concepts, application to presentation, from recorded
presentation
- Deliver detailed presentation on subject area(s) covering
questions posted in advance
- Summarize key points in presentation
Questions and Answer
- Facilitate FRPA Online Session between participants and
experts
Roads Planning & Practices Session (FRPA Online
Sessions)
Introduction
- Describe logistics and procedures for session
- Provide overview of how to use technology (e.g., asking
questions, highlighting screen areas)
Presentation
- Review key concepts, application to presentation, from recorded
presentation
- Deliver detailed presentation on subject area(s) covering
questions posted in advance
- Summarize key points in presentation
Questions and Answer
- Facilitate FRPA Online Session between participants and
experts
Pre-requisites
- An understanding of the changes introduced through the
Forest and Range Practices Act-through participation
in the Overview Session or review of the corresponding recorded
presentations and print material on the training website;
- Working knowledge of legislative requirements for performing
practices under the Forest Practices Code; and
- Participants in the FRPA Online Sessions must have completed
the Harvesting Practices Session (Recorded Presentation)-either
by attending the facilitated session or viewing the materials
in self-study format from the training website.
Delivery
Recorded Presentations
The sessions may be delivered as stand-alone sessions or in
conjunction with other training sessions (e.g., Overview Module).
Personnel requirements to deliver these sessions are listed
above in the section under Classroom Sessions.
Equipment requirements to deliver this module include the following.
- Room size-target 50-75+ participants in attendance; and
- Projection equipment-LCD projector and sound equipment
to project images and sound.
FRPA Online Session
The FRPA Online Sessions will be delivered concurrently to
multiple locations (10-20+ sites) in sessions of 10 to 20 participants.
Personnel requirements to deliver these sessions are listed
above in the section under Online Classroom Sessions.
Equipment requirements to deliver this module include the following.
- Room size-target 10-20 participants in attendance;
- Microphone for asking questions;
- Projection equipment-LCD projector and sound equipment to
project images and sound; and
- High speed Internet connection.
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