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Department:: South Adams Fire Dept. Truck 28

Title/rank:: Lieutenant/ Asst Instructor

Years of public service:: Since 2000

Agency structure:: Volunteer fire department

Professional Qualifications:: FireFighter I.
Hazmat Ops.
Building and construction.

Topics you provide training for:: FireFighter I
Rit
Extrication

Areas of expertise:: Extrication
Forcible Entry
Building and construction.

Bio:: Chad started his firefighter career after high school by going to collage for fire science and fire investigation. Then in 2000 he joined South Adams County Fire. Where he received his state firefighter I. Since 2004 he has been an Assistant Academy Instructor. Currently holds the rank of Lieutenant.

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Hey Brothers,

I need your input. I’m the head training officer for our Fire academy, and we have been in the market for a good Forcible Entry Door Prop. We have been looking at different ones for sometime now and have chosen to get Firehouse Innovations Crops system. While at FDIC one of my guys heard a couple guys from different Dept, stated they broke this door fairly easy after just a few times of using it. I know there is a 90 day warranty, and I didn’t know what they were doing… Continue

Posted on April 28, 2010 at 11:52pm

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