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Steve Yelich
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The Professor: Buildi...
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Tactical Building Bloc...
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“Pride and Ownership”
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Personnel Escape Systems
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Indiana District 7 Tra...
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Profile Information
- Department:
- THFD
- Title/rank:
- Capt
- Years of public service:
- 20
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Professional Qualifications:
- Master FF& Strategy/Tactics, FO I&II, Intsructor II/III, Inspector I/II, Haz-Mat Tech as well as many others.
- Topics you provide training for:
- Building Construction, Fire Behavior, Forcible Entry, FF Safety & Survival
- Areas of expertise:
- None: I'm the dumbest guy in the fire service; I try learn something every day.
I try my best at Truck work!!!
- Bio:
- In my nearly 20 years I have been assigned every position in Fire Suppresion. I have been a Co. Officer since 1994. I have mainly been assigned to a Truck since that time.
I also Volunteer at my small country dept. I'm currently the Career FF rep to Dis. 7. In Nov of 2007 I was the lead Instructor for the In. TRT for FF Survival & RIT.
- Web site:
- http://steveyelich@vigocountyfire.com
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Hope to see ya in Indy.
Be safe!
Rick