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Barry Aptt
  • Woburn, MA
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Residence.
Woburn
Department:
Gloucester Fire Department
Title/rank:
Fire Captain
Years of public service:
15
Agency structure:
Paid fire department
Top issues in your department:
staffing, training (company and chief ranks), communications, morale
Professional Qualifications:
FF I/II, Fire Officer I/II, Fire Inspector I/II, Fire Instructor I, Fire Safety Officer I
Topics you provide training for:
recruit, flammable gas, technical rescue, flashover, structural firefighting, RIT
Bio:
EMT 1991 - present, Firefighter 1994 - 2005, Fire Captain 2005 - present, Massachusetts Firefighting Academy Instructor 1999- present

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At 7:10pm on September 29, 2009, Sandy Lasa said…
Barry, the rumors is true. Difference in philosophy.
At 11:05am on September 21, 2009, Jim Puleo said…
Hi Barry,

I don't check this often but good to here from you will see you at MFA

Jim
At 1:03pm on September 20, 2009, Barry Galvin said…
Don't worry, Eric will get over it. I'll take him out on another date.
At 8:56am on September 20, 2009, Andrew Brassard said…
Barry,
Ya I was sorry I was unable to attend, don't pick my brain too hard... there is hardly any left!!!! LOL

Stay Safe Brother,
Andrew
At 12:32pm on August 26, 2009, Peter F. Kertzie said…
Thanks for your comments. This sucks, but having all of the support helps.
At 9:26am on August 18, 2009, Sandy Lasa said…
Barry,
No. I was off that day. Not the ideal approach but it all worked out.
At 10:15pm on January 14, 2009, Tim Zehnder said…
Ya, meet Dave a few years ago when we had him in Worecester at the training that they held. We then had him and a bunch of guys here teaching. Great guy, great friend. Were are you located? Stay Safe
At 12:31pm on January 14, 2009, Tim Zehnder said…
Barry saw your post to Mark about RIT, what are you looking for and if your interested I would be willing to be of assistance. Stay Safe Brother
At 5:03pm on December 8, 2008, Kevin Jutras said…
Barry, The PFD use's Biosystems HCN sinlge gas detectors. Biosystems is division of Spirean monitoring equipment.
At 9:40am on November 23, 2008, Frank Montagna said…
It was good to hear from you Barry and I appreciate the kind words.
Will you be at FDIC next year?

Frank

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