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Doug Yates
- 23, Male
- Roseland, NJ
- United States
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Tradition, TRADITION!
295 members
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Truck Company Operations
310 members
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Heavy Rescue
140 members
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Technical Rescue
119 members
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Tools and Tricks
176 members
Doug Yates's Discussions
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Profile Information
- Residence.
- 300 Eagle Rock Avenue
- Department:
- Roseland Fire Department
- Title/rank:
- Lieutenant
- Years of public service:
- 5
- Agency structure:
- Volunteer fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Training
Staffing
Budget
- Professional Qualifications:
- Firefighter I
Firefighter II
HazMat Awareness
HazMat Operations
ICS- 100
ICS- 200
NIMS-700
NIMS-800B
NIMS-804
IMS Level 1
First Responding Officer (Size-up and initial attack)
Truck Company Operations
Vehicle Extrication Technician
Trench Rescue Awareness
Trench Rescue Operations
Trench Rescue Technician
Collapse Rescue Awareness
Rope Rescue Awareness
Rope Rescue Operations
Swift Water Rescue Awareness
Building Construction for the Fire Service
Strategy and Tactics on the Fireground
Fire and Arson Investigation for First Responders
Essex County Decon Task Force (1205)
- Topics you provide training for:
- RIT
Safety and Survival
Truck Company Operations
Rescue Company Operations
Technical Rescue Operations
- Web site:
- http://roselandfire.org
Latest Activity
I just completed a RIC/ Safety and Survival Weekend, and the academy just rebuilt the mask confidence course to include a floor collapse simulator. It was a 4' high, 4' wide by 8' long box with 5 stairs up to the top platform which was about 3 fee...
JC. I'll sent you message tomorrow with the by-laws when I get a minute at the station.
Stay Safe.
Doug
J.C. Like both Clyde and P.J. I started out as a cadet (local name for explorers) Great programs for teenagers who are curious about the fire service. We only started are program in 2001 and have had good success with it. Out of the 10 cadets we h...
Hello Jeff.
Personally I would set the rig up like a Squad company in New York City, a compartment for each scenario(Confined space, rope, ventilation, engine, extrication, hazmat). First I would equip the rig with extrication tools, cribbing, sa...
Mike and Bruce thanks for your input.
Stay Safe Brothers
Doug
-Without knowing the intimate details of the particular departments involved and basing answers on the parameters in the question as well as my own department, an engine is not the apparatus for RIT.
-In Albuquerque we dispatch the Heavy Rescue fo...
Thanks brothers for the input.
I personally would take the rescue but the other officers would take an engine. Their primary concern with taking the rescue out of town is losing the majority of our extrication equipment. There primary concerns are...
I would go with the engine or the truck. Commonly we send on our truck incidents and it is not needed for truck work since the majority of our fires are SFD. Most trucks have all the essentials for a RIT team since commonly their primary task is S...
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