; and (B) operate continuously under the direction of the designee while providing assistance on a wildland fire. (c) Certification (1) Criteria (A) In general The Secretaries shall certify volunteers to provide assistance for each category of service established under subsection (b). (B) Establishment of criteria The Secretaries shall establish criteria for a volunteer to be certified for each category of service. (C) Attendance Attendance at training conducted under paragraph (2) shall be 1 of the criteria established under subparagraph (B). (D) Assessment The Secretaries shall assess the knowledge, skills, or abilities, of a person prior to certifying a person to become a volunteer. (2) Training (A) In general The Secretaries shall regularly conduct training for citizens who desire to be certified as volunteers. (B) Content The training shall include, at a minimum, a safety component in an effort to minimize inherent threats to volunteers and maximize the safety of a volunteer, to the maximum extent practicable, as a volunteer provides assistance on a wildland fire. (C) Frequency The Secretaries shall offer, at a minimum, 1 training session in each State with significant wildfire risk, not less than every 2 years. (3) Identification (A) In general On the certification of a volunteer, the Secretary concerned shall provide to the volunteer a means of identification as a volunteer. (B) Display A volunteer certified under this section shall display, continuously while assisting in a wildland fire, the means of identification. II Wildfire detection and suppression support 201. Wildfire detection equipment To the extent practicable, the Secretary concerned shall— (1) expedite the placement of wildfire detection equipment, such as sensors, cameras, and other relevant equipment, in areas at risk of wildfire; (2) expand the use of satellite data to assist wildfire response