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Learning
Objectives
Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to
describe:
- Changes in plans used to direct operations
- What are the values I must conserve/protect/manage and corresponding
objectives and practice requirements to meet?
- What are the compliance and enforcement considerations for
logging contractors?
- What happens in the transition phase?
- How do I work during the transition?
Condition
Given the article(s).
Standard
Explain, to a peer, what is changing in the way they conduct
their day-to-day activities (and why) through the implementation
of FRPA.
Target
Audience
- Logging contractors including BCTS operators.
Training
Components
- Loggers Article--for initial information dissemination.
The 1400 word article will explain the requirements in FRPA
related to logging contractors. The article will be included
in the magazines published by the various logging contractor
associations.
Topics
Introduction
- Introduction to FRPA-background,
objectives and intent
- Moving to FRPA (transition)
Logging Practices under FRPA
- FRPA values to conserve/protect/manage
- Corresponding objectives and practice
requirements
- Obtaining exemptions if cannot meet
practice requirements
- Other requirements of Act and regulations
such as notification requirements
Compliance & Enforcement
- C&E implications in performing
practices:
- Measures to meet (emphasis on
results)
- 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
Roles & Responsibilities
- Changes in roles & responsibilities
- Changes in workflows
Summary
- Working in the transition phase
- Meeting the goals of the FRPA
Pre-requisites
- Working knowledge of logging practices under the current
legislative regime (Forest Act, Forest Practices Code of
BC Act).
Delivery
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