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Jessica Lynn
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- United States
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Fire Service Leadership
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1403 Compliant Training
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Truck Company Operations
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- Residence.
- Chicago
- Title/rank:
- Firefighter/PM
- Years of public service:
- 6
- Agency structure:
- Combination fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Manpower
Safety
Training
- Topics you provide training for:
- SCBA, RIT, Search and Rescue, VES, EMS, Driving/Pumping Apparatus, Truck Ops, Engine Ops, Extrication
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Dave
You can get the forcible entry flyer on our website in the "upcoming classes" area.
Nate DeMarse
Welcome, as evryone else has said, you will find a lot of great info and minds on this website. And as I have found, if you want more just ask.
Dan
Great to see you on the site! You will find some amazing people contribute to this site and understand that "passing on" what you have learned helps everyone here from the newest probie to the most seasoned firefighter.
Be Safe! Scott
I would like to bring the OurTown Incident Command Simulator to your department. Also, if your would send your email address I will send some interesting information about FF Health & Wellness. Thanks, John
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