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Lives in:: Millville City, Cumberland County, NJ

Department:: Millville Fire Department

Title/rank:: Firefighter/EMT

Years of public service:: Since 1995

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Professional Qualifications:: NJ Firefighter 1, Tactical Firefighting, NJ Fire Instructor Level 1, SCBA/Smokehouse Safety Instructor, Live Burn Instructor, Advanced Truck Company Operations, Roof Operations, FAST/RIT, Extrication Technician, Haz-Mat Operations, Incident Management Level 2 (ICS-100, -200, & -300), ICS-400, NJ EMT-B

Topics you provide training for:: General Firefighting, PEOSH Requirements (Bloodborne Pathogens, Right to Know, Hazard Communication Standard), Fit Testing, EVOC, AHA CPR

Areas of expertise:: Engine Company Operations, Truck Company Operations, Vehicle Extrication, EMS

Web site:: http://www.myspace.com/psiiotacaesar

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At 9:10pm on May 28, 2008, Steve Gooley said…: Welcome to the site. Take a look at the New Jersey group located at http://community.fireengineering.com/group/newjersey. Feel free to join and make it your own.

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