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I've created this group for all of us that have one of the most difficult jobs during any working fire. I hope that we can share ideas and/or difficulties from the job that we all may learn from.
I've created this group for all of us that have one of the most difficult jobs during any working fire. I hope that we can share ideas and/or difficulties from the job that we all may learn from.
I've created this group for all of us that have one of the most difficult jobs during any working fire. I hope that we can share ideas and/or difficulties from the job that we all may learn from.
I've created this group for all of us that have one of the most difficult jobs during any working fire. I hope that we can share ideas and/or difficulties from the job that we all may learn from.
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- Residence.
- Indianapolis, IN
- Department:
- City of Lawrence
- Title/rank:
- Engineer
- Years of public service:
- 19
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Continued quality training . Staffing.
- Professional Qualifications:
- Fire Officer II
Safety Officer
Instructor II/III
Driver Operator Pumper/Aerial
Inspector I/II
Ropes I/II
Structural Collapse Technician
EMT-B
- Topics you provide training for:
- Looking to continue teaching Driver Operator Pumper/Aerial to any department that might want to have the classes taught. Please email me at Engine1056@yahoo.com
- Areas of expertise:
- Driver Operator classes are my passion. There are way too many brothers and sisters dying in the line of duty as a result of vehicle accidents!
- Bio:
- FDIC Instructor since 2001 (Trench Rescue & NFPA 1403 Compliant Live Burn)
Member Indy Metro FOOLS
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Just enjoy your kids while they are young.... they do grow up fast.. Jenn