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APPENDIX G PRIORITY DECISION MATRIX Incident NameUnitDateTimeActive SuppressionRanking ElementPrescribed BurnVAxWFTPMonitoringSelective HoldingValue of 1Wildland Revalue of 3Value of 5Value AssignedWeight FactorFirefighter Safety

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How to fill out priority decision matrix

1. Step 1: Define the criteria for the decision matrix. These criteria could be factors such as cost, time, resources, importance, etc.
2. Step 2: Assign weights to each criterion based on their relative importance. The total weight should be equal to 1 or 100%.
3. Step 3: Identify the options or alternatives that need to be evaluated using the decision matrix.
4. Step 4: Evaluate each option against each criterion by assigning a score or rating. The scores could be on a scale of 1 to 5 or any other scale that makes sense for your decision.
5. Step 5: Multiply the scores of each option with the corresponding weight of the criterion and calculate the total weighted score for each option.
6. Step 6: Sum up the total weighted scores for each option to get the overall scores.
7. Step 7: Analyze the overall scores to determine the priorities. The option with the highest overall score indicates the highest priority.
8. Step 8: Fill out the decision matrix with the option names and their corresponding scores.
9. Step 9: Review and refine the decision matrix if needed.
10. Step 10: Make informed decisions based on the prioritized options as indicated by the decision matrix.

Who needs priority decision matrix?

1. Businesses and organizations that have a need to prioritize and make decisions based on multiple criteria.
2. Project managers who want to allocate resources and prioritize tasks effectively.
3. Teams or individuals who need to evaluate different options and determine which ones are more important.
4. Decision-making committees or boards that have to make choices considering various factors.
5. Individuals who want to make rational and objective decisions by weighing different factors.

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What is priority decision matrix?

Priority decision matrix is a tool used to help prioritize tasks, projects, or goals based on criteria such as importance and urgency.

Who is required to file priority decision matrix?

Specific individuals or teams within an organization may be required to file a priority decision matrix, depending on the company's policies.

How to fill out priority decision matrix?

To fill out a priority decision matrix, you would list the tasks or goals to be prioritized, define the criteria for prioritization, and assign a score or ranking based on those criteria.

What is the purpose of priority decision matrix?

The purpose of a priority decision matrix is to help individuals or teams make informed decisions about what tasks or goals to focus on first.

What information must be reported on priority decision matrix?

The information reported on a priority decision matrix typically includes the tasks or goals to be prioritized, the criteria used for prioritization, and the scores or rankings assigned to each task or goal.