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Joe Russo
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- North Babylon, NY
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Common Sense Firefighting
171 members
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1403 Compliant Training
96 members
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Tradition, TRADITION!
318 members
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Leatherheads
46 members
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Apparatus Specifications…
38 members
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A group dedicated to Decision Making and Leadership on the Fire Ground
For those of you that are interested in discussing training burns. Pro's and Con's, Training safely and effectively with live fire. Led by FIRE, LLC's Tony Piontek, who has over ten years experience in 170+ structure burns.
This is the group dedicated to the glue that holds "Pride and Ownership" together - tradition! We'll be talking about historic fires, important dates in fire history, and why we do things the way we do. .
A group composed of those members who wear or want to wear the traditional leather fire helmet!
In these tough economic times we need to ensure we are getting the most bang for our taxpayers bucks. This group will cover the pros and cons of apparatus specs and purchasing and how departments got what they wanted or would have done differently.
Discuss issues related to using the free training simulations available on FireEngineering.com.
This group will focus on aggressive interior firefighting. We will address tactics that increase your chance of not getting jammed up and cover what actions to undertake if you do.We will cover some big issues as well as small tactical tips.
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.
No matter what type of tactics or operations your department provides, the quality and efficiency are dramatically affected by the leadership skills of your officers. Leadership is the most important element of everything we do!
Profile Information
- Residence.
- North Babylon, NY
- Agency structure:
- Volunteer fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Leadership
Traditions of the Fire Service
- Professional Qualifications:
- Nationally Certified Fire Instructor
- Topics you provide training for:
- Communications
Fireground Operations/Logistics
Railroad Emergencies
Safety
- Bio:
- Captain in the NBFC. FFII, EMT-D, A-EMD, Haz-Mat Tech, & Emergency Service Instructor. Employed Full time with the LI Rail Road in the Movement Bureau/Ops Center as an Asst. Chief Train Dispatcher. Employed P/T as a Deputy Chief Instructor for the Suffolk County Fire Academy.
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