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Jeffrey Gurich
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Aerial Operations
84 members
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FireFighterClose Calls
216 members
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Our Next Generation.....
49 members
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Street Smart Fire Officer
203 members
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COMPANY DRILLS
375 members
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This group is geared for the operation of aerial devices that include, straight stick aerial ladders, tower ladders, telescoping platforms, articulating platforms, and elevated waterways. Tactical considerations based on capabilities & limitations.
Fires & runs with a "Close Call" where we coulda, shoulda, woulda-or, it was simply not avoidable. Short and sweet: what happened, what we learned, would do different...or...sometimes this sh!t just happens. A place to pass it on for others to learn.
We talk a lot about changing the Fire Service for the Better. What kind of energy are we investing in our rookies. They are our profession's next generation of leaders. Respect goes both ways. Let's talk about what you are doing.
Becoming an officer is a daunting task. Becoming a good officer on the fireground is even harder. This group will concentrate on Fireground operations and the decisions that fire officers of all ranks make. I will post scenarios and ask question.
DRILLS ONLY.....A resource for Company Officers to assist with the delivery of company level training. List the learning objectives and a step by step approach for conducting the drills safely.
Profile Information
- Residence.
- Highlands Ranch
- Department:
- Wheat Ridge Fire Department
- Title/rank:
- Firefighter
- Years of public service:
- 4
- Agency structure:
- Volunteer fire department
- Professional Qualifications:
- IFSAC FFI, IFSAC FFII, IFSAC HAZ-MAT Awareness, IFSAC HAZ-MAT Operations, Company Officer Learedship Symposium Level I-II, EMT-B I.V., Basic and Advanced Vehicle Exrication, Elevator Rescue.
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