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Many departments in my area suffer from the same lack of Officer Development. The fire service as a culture in the United States is losing it's grasp on the idea of great leadership. More and more Company Officer positions are being filled by techni…
February 9
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Jason Buist is now friends with Donovan Glade and Alex Boyd
January 11
As others have said in this post, leaders are not made by title. Title gives individuals position power which can be easily abused. It is up to person with the position to see it as an oportunity to advance their crew and department into greatness.…
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Residence.
North Pole Alaska
Department:
University Fire Department
Title/rank:
Captain
Years of public service:
12
Agency structure:
Paid fire department
Top issues in your department:
Training is always at the top of the list.
Professional Qualifications:
State of Alaska IFSAC firefighter I and II
State of Alaska EMT 3
IFSAC Driver Operator Pumper and Aerial
IFSAC Inspector I and Instructor I
Firefighter I and II instructor
Topics you provide training for:
All of our firefighters and drivers are college students so we train on the firefighter basics all the time. Our drivers training program is unique because of our employees so we concentrate much of our effort on time on the pump and driving.
Areas of expertise:
Expert of none, student of all.
Bio:
Started at the University Fire as a student in 1996 after my room mates bet me I couldn't pass the agility test. The rest was history. My old man was a wildland fireman for 30 years so a similar career fit. Bounced around the sate for a few years but finally found my way home to UFD as a Captain.
Member of the Farthest North FOOLS.
Web site:
http://www.uaf.edu/fire/

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At 2:38pm on February 2, 2010, Brad Hoff said…
Now you need to post a picture of the new beautimus N6A leather lid you're sporting at work!
At 12:53pm on February 24, 2009, Brad Hoff said…
Looks like after Monday you will have to change your profile again...Welcome Back Brother...LOL
At 12:50pm on February 24, 2009, Ben Simonds said…
whats up JEWBACKA
At 12:50pm on February 24, 2009, Ben Simonds said…
whats up Jew backa?
At 10:42am on January 18, 2009, Tim Kelahan said…
Dirty ? I take offense at that - Ornry maybe - evil maybe , but dirty?
How s my little brother doing?
At 11:45am on December 1, 2008, Cody Grella said…
Cap:
Thank you for making such a wonderful send-off for Chief...
It was perfect, and I know he is very proud to have such remarkable brothers
Be safe
 
 

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