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Charleston S.C. Training video's you just won't believe.
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Brenda Tenney Sep. 17, 2008.
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- Residence.
- Moncks Corner, SC about 40 mile west of Charleston
- Department:
- Charleston Fire Department
- Title/rank:
- Captain - Retired
- Years of public service:
- 30 yrs. counting my continued support for our firefighters as president of IAFF Local 61
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Needless death of 9 good firefighters
Poor FD & City management
Safety
Accountability
Anti-Labor management
- Professional Qualifications:
- 25 years of service. Last 18 yrs. as Engine Co. Captain. Retired in 2003 from on the job injury. Numerous schools and certifications during my career.
- Areas of expertise:
- Fire suppression
HazMat
Firefighter rights and safety
Labor issues
- Bio:
- Entered the Charleston Fire Dept. in 1978. Moved through the ranks the hard way. Promoted to Captain in 1986 and remained at that rank until an injury put me out in 2003. I have served on IAFF Local 61 executive board since 1996 and have been president for 7 years until my recent retirement from that position on Sept. 1, 2008.
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Hope you are off to a wonderful and safe year.
Berni
I founded a LODD prevention organization this year...I think we need to talk.
Please take a few minutes to visit our website:
www.honortheirsacrifices.com
You can call (972-268-4738) or email me at johnb@honortheirsacrifices.com.
I look forward to hearing from you,
John
Fire fighter 1 and first responder,etc.
Keep safe,and God Bless
Nice to see you have a page here. It was great seeing you in Chicago and meeting your executive board and your lovely wife in Charleston at the Seminar last April.
I hope the changes being made are having a positive effect on the department and the men. I've kept in email contact with Ricky Koger and Matt Thompson and it seems that things are moving forward. I hope that you are doing well.
Take care and I will see you around the site. The invitation to come to Cleveland and fish still stands.
Bryan Downie
Parma Firefighters
IAFF Local 639