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Countywide Fire Protection District
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Truss Marking System
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This is a group that is avaiable for Officers to gripe, fuss, and complain. Too often Officers have no place to take their frustrations to and just vent. There is no judgement passed here, only understanding and encouragement.
This is a group that is avaiable for Officers to gripe, fuss, and complain. Too often Officers have no place to take their frustrations to and just vent. There is no judgement passed here, only understanding and encouragement.
A group to share information and tips regarding Rapid Intervention
A group to share information and tips regarding Rapid Intervention
A group to share information and tips regarding Rapid Intervention
A group to share information and tips regarding Rapid Intervention
A group to share information and tips regarding Rapid Intervention
A group to share information and tips regarding Rapid Intervention
Profile Information
- Residence.
- Upstate SC
- Department:
- Oconee County Emergency Services / South Carolina Task Force 1 USAR
- Title/rank:
- Assistant Chief
- Years of public service:
- Since 1992
- Agency structure:
- Combination fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Not just in my department, but in the fire service as a whole there is a huge lack of LEADERSHIP ABILITY!
- Professional Qualifications:
- ISAC Through Fire Officer I, HAZ-MAT through Chlorine Specialist, EMT-Basic, Rescue Specialist. Rapid Intervention Instructor, IFSAC Fire Instructor I
- Topics you provide training for:
- All aspects of RIT, Rescue, Fire Suppression, Haz-Mat
- Areas of expertise:
- RIT, Fire, Rescue, and Haz-Mat
- Bio:
- Third Generation Fire / Rescue Specialist from Upstate SC.
- Web site:
- http://oconeesc.com
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I'm new to this site, but I read your comments on the SOP's. Would you be willing to send any info you have to us? We are a small island in the Gulf Islands of British Columbia. We have a 1400 gal pumper truck, but we are just getting started. We are first response until the Forestry service shows up, if they do. Thanks in advance
Renate
islandhome8@yahoo.com
Would you email me with the cost of reproducing and snail mailing that job performance information. I would also like a copy for our Department.
I also have a 2 mbps connection, so if is conveniant, you can attach it to an email to my civ email account. larrylasich@gmail.com
Thanks much,
Larry Lasich
406-209-0457
I want to thank you for the kind words in your invitation. I just try to share what I have learned over the past 45 years. Sometimes it is good and sometimes it is just experience. Take care and stay safe,
Harry Carter
The skill sheets are working out great. We have done some of them already. If you are willing to send out the new D.O. ones that would be great.
Stay Safe, Brother,
Joe
On another note, your expertise would be welcome in any of our Hazmat forums.
If possible I would love to see your Mayday outlines and compare them to mine.
Thank you,
Joe,
truckie45@sbcglobal.net
Thanks for the invitation, I look forward to working with you in the future.
Dave
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