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Little late with the reply due to holidays, but thanks for the invite. Should be interesting as we have some slight differences in regulations between Canada and the US.
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- Residence.
- Mount Albert, Ontario, Canada
- Department:
- Toronto Fire Services
- Title/rank:
- Acting Captain/Instructor
- Years of public service:
- 18
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Communications on fireground
Air Monitoring
Staffing levels
- Professional Qualifications:
- ISO Qualified
HazMat Tech Certified
Trainer/Facilitator for Command Operations
- Topics you provide training for:
- Incident Management
Command Post Operations
Radio Communications
HazMat
RIT
High Rise Operations
- Areas of expertise:
- Incident Management
Command Post Operations
Radio Communications
- Bio:
- 18yrs with Toronto Fire Services - rank of Acting Captain
Lectured at Ontario Fire College
Presented at both FDIC (2 times) and FireHouse Expo
Presented at Chicago Life Safety conference (2 times)
Member of 3 man FF team deployed to Baghdad, Iraq (May/June 2007) to instruct Iraqi FF's in the field of Hazardous Materials Technician
Lead Instructor for department Radio Communications and Mayday Operations
Lead Instructor for departments Fire Ground Incident Technician Program (Chief's Aides)
Spent 15yrs with Military Reserve
Married with 2 children
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