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- Residence.
- Farina
- Department:
- Farina Protection District
- Title/rank:
- Firefighter/Training Officer
- Years of public service:
- 5
- Agency structure:
- Volunteer fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Communication off scene
Getting people to show up for training
- Professional Qualifications:
- Firefighter II
Hazmat Technician B
- Topics you provide training for:
- Everything
- Areas of expertise:
- Auto Extrication
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Our guys have to have 24 hours, but same story, some don't even have half that amount. Some of our newer guys have loads because they are a taking the FF II class. I count drivers training in the training hours (something not done before me). We also count EMS training but at half the hours, so if a guy has two hours EMS training, it gets one hour credit for FF training.
I've got lots more ideas, so here's my e-mail address. rdecorie@westvillefire.com Drop me a line and I'll send you more stuff.
Also, let me what kind of training schedule you have. I'll include mine when I e-mail you.
Hope this helps.