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- Department:
- City of Chesapeake
- Title/rank:
- Acting Lt.
- Years of public service:
- 10
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Professional Qualifications:
- Managing Driector, Spec Rescue International
FEMA VATF2 - Rescue Specialist
VA DEM Hazmat Specialist
- Topics you provide training for:
- Hazmat, Confined Space, Rope, Trench, Vehicle, Water, Structural Collapse, Leadership & IMS
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Please allow me to invite you to a site designed by responders for responders... the crew that is doing it is CISM multilevel trained and are there for the guys after the bad calls. It helps the responders that do not yet have a team or would be worried that they asking for help would be seen as weakness. Please join and share it when you can. As a chaplain with over 25 years of service to fire departments I am excited with it's potential to provide support.
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I this is something that you would be willing to share, I would be honored to include it in our training program. I showed the video clip from the LODD in Prince William County last year, and I could see the impact that it had. My e-mail address is tsvogel@verizon.net. I would be happy to defray any cost of copying and shipping. Thank you for the post.
This group will focus on aggressive interior firefighting. We will address tactics that increase your chance of not getting jammed up and cover what actions to undertake if you do.We will cover some big issues as well as small tactical tips