Serious Injury or Illness Information for Employees and Families
The Forest Service aims to provide immediate assistance and support to the families of employees who die. This web page provides basic information for families. In the event of a tragedy, the family liaison will provide specific information. NotificationWhen an employee becomes seriously ill, is injured, or dies in the line of duty, an agency representative will conduct notification as…
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Casualty Assistance Program
Employee safety and well-being are the highest priorities of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. While the Forest Service makes every effort to mitigate safety hazards for its employees, the potential for employee injury, or even loss of life, is very real because of the work they do.The Forest Service Casualty Assistance Program ensures that employees and their families are…
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Employee Services
Are you a USDA Forest Service Employee looking for quick access to common employee resources? Bookmark this page to have these links at the ready. Employee Wellbeing and Support
Support tools to help you through reintegration.Learn MoreReset: Firefighter & Family Members Reintegration…
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Fire and Aviation Management Medical Qualifications Program
The Fire Medical Qualifications Program of the US Forest Service establishes and maintains a process to decide if a wildland firefighter or wildland fire support staff member meets the health and physical requirements of the fire qualifications, they wish to function in.The anchor point for the medical qualifications program is the Federal Interagency Wildland Firefighter Medical Standards for…