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Fire Officer Improvement
Replied Dec. 21, 2009
Fire Officer Improvement
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Tom Burger Dec. 22, 2009.
Rehab Training/Education
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Douglas DuBree Aug. 17, 2009.
Shawn McKERRY's Groups
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COMPANY DRILLS
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Quotes, Quotes, and More…
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Haz-Mat
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Fire Prevention Tips & T…
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Unique HazMat Incidents
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Hey Brad If you find a copy of that. Could I also get a copy PLEASE Thanks in advance
I will see if I can find a copy of one of our officer task booklets. We have levels 1 for entry firefighters to level 4 for master firefighters. We don't have one really for engineers because each apparatus category has a task booklet for them amd t…
Thanks for your input guys! I appreciate your help here. You both have spoken on a mentoring program, this would be something new for our fire department, do you know of a program that works well or a department that has a good one to use and build…
Billy Goldfeder does a great presentation, Chief Lasky also does a great one too. I'll second what Brad said, start your own mentoring program. This way you can put your own department's ideas, policies and SOG's/SOP's into it. It'll also be a great…
Well Chief John Salka FDNY and Chief Rick Lasky from Lewisville are two of the top we hear about all the time. I have been to several lectures by both and I learn something new each time. There are so many others I can name as well and if you can fi…
Good Day all,
I hope the holiday season finds all of you well!
Through this discussion I hope to find/discover some names or contacts to those who do an outstanding presentation on fire service leadership... responsibility... tradition... safety..…
Sent you a bad email address it's dubree.douglas@rigov.org
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- At 5:39pm on October 22, 2008,
Todd McKee said… - Your welcome brother!
Great replies in our HazMat group! KEEP IT UP! POST SOME STUFF
Todd
- At 2:07pm on October 22, 2008,
Todd McKee said…
- Shawn
Welcome to the greatest training community in the world. This is where the serious trainers come to learn and grow from each other. I respectfully request that you add your full name to your profile. This is a tradition that everyone must follow in our training community, I hope you understand. I would also like to invite to you to visit the group called Unique HazMat Incidents. WE would love to hear what you have to say.
Todd McKee
Profile Information
- Department:
- Yellowhead County
- Title/rank:
- Deputy Fire Chief
- Years of public service:
- 5
- Agency structure:
- Combination fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Recruitment and Retention
- Professional Qualifications:
- Certificate of Admissions in Fire and Emergency Services Administration - Colorado State University
Diploma in Emergency Service Technology - Lakeland College
Emergency Medical Responder
Safety Code Officer, Fire Invest/Inspect
NFPA 1001 L2
NFPA 1002
NFPA 1021 L1
NFPA 1035
NFPA 1041 L1
NFPA 1051
NFPA 472 Ops
- Topics you provide training for:
- 1001 Series
Aquatic Rescue
Driving
Hazardous Materials
- Bio:
- Joined Pembina Fire when I turned 18 years of age, Pembina is a volunteer fire department serving Yellowhead and Parkland County. I attended Lakeland College completing my diploma in Emergency Services Technology and did my 3 month practicum with Spruce Grove Fire Service. I have also successfully met the requirement of Colorado State University's Certificate of Admissions in Fire and Emergency Services Administration. My goal is to get a Bachelor of ScienceFire and Emergency Services Administration from CSU. I work as a fire service instructor for Parkland County and on and with Yellowhead County, however my role should be changing here shortly...
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