"Thanks Chief. You always raise the important and thought provoking questions. This subject really jumped out at me because it's something that I try and speak about often. Please keep the questions and ideas coming."
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Jeff Goins's Groups
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Common Sense Firefighting
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The Professor: Building…
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Fireground Strategies
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Quotes, Quotes, and More…
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Haz-Mat
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Jeff Goins's Page
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Jeff Goins commented on Skip Coleman's blog post Too Hot #2"Just to clarify something Chief Coleman, I don't go in with bare ears. I use a 2 ply hood and it gives me plenty of early warning especially in the below mentioned moden lightweight building construction. I work in an area located in east…"
Jeff Goins commented on Skip Coleman's blog post Too Hot #2"Ok Chief I gotta add to this blog. I'm probably gonna take a beating from the safety police on this but it has worked for a long time and continues to work. The comments about PPE being so advanced that pre flashover has become very difficult…"
Jeff Goins replied to Phil Jose's discussion Positive Pressure Attack Challenge in the group Common Sense Firefighting"Excellent imput Brian. It all boils down to good well thought out Truck work. Too mays times I seen well meaning work not thought out."
Jeff Goins replied to Phil Jose's discussion Positive Pressure Attack Challenge in the group Common Sense Firefighting"Good proposal Phil. I'm a Captain assigned to a very busy Truck Company in Atlanta Ga with 19 years experience.
I do a lot and teachung and studying on all aspects of our job and i don't think you'll find a truly documented and…"
Jeff Goins joined Glenn Corbett's group
The Professor: Building Construction
In this group, we'll discuss all things building construction. What are the lessons of recent fires? What have past fires taught us?. What are the developing trends in construction that will impact our ability to fight future fires?See More
Jeff Goins joined Anthony Avillo's group
Fireground Strategies
A site where strategies and tactics as well as case studies and lessons learned can be shared and dicussed
Profile Information
- Lives in:
- Monroe Georgia
- Department:
- Dekalb Fire Rescue
- Title/rank:
- Captain
- Years of public service:
- 17
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Professional Qualifications:
- Haz-Mat Technician, EMT-I, Adjunt instructor for Dekalb Fire Rescue, Developer of several training programs within the Department.
- Topics you provide training for:
- Haz-Mat, High Rise firefighting, Truck Company operations, Vehicle exr\trication., Building construction, Strategy and tactics.
- Areas of expertise:
- Haz-Mat.
- Bio:
- 17 years in the Fire Service. Serve as Captain in a very busy double company in metro Atlanta Georgia. Author of several training programs now in use at our fire Academy and also serves as an adjunct instructor.
Worked for 3 years with an enviromental clean up company and responded too and helped mitigate some very large incidents.
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- At 10:29pm on March 26, 2008,
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