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Residence.
Erie PA
Department:
City of Erie, Bureau of Fire
Title/rank:
Deputy Chief, Training Division
Years of public service:
8+
Agency structure:
Paid fire department
Top issues in your department:
Staffing, Training, Apparatus Replacement schedule, Diminishing tax base, Large percentage of tax-exempt properties in City,
Professional Qualifications:
FF I, FF II, Fire Service Instructor I, Fire Officer I, Haz Mat Awareness, Haz Mat Operations,
PA State Fire Academy Local Level Suppression Instructor
PA Dep't of Health EMS Instructor, Vehicle Rescue Instructor
ASHI CPR/AED/First Aid Instructor
AS Fire Science Technology
BS Business Administration
MPA Public Administration
Institution of Fire Engineers--MIFireE
Topics you provide training for:
Fire , EMS, Haz Mat, CPR/AED
Areas of expertise:
Fire, EMS, Haz Mat, CPR/AED
Bio:
I have been involved in fire service since a young age. My father was a fire chief in the small town (Shippenville, PA) where I grew up. I joined the fire department in 1977 and rose up through the ranks--held positions of secretary and assistant fire chief. After college, I held membership in several fire departments (Strattanville VFC, Hempfield Twp. FD, and Kearsarge FD). At Kearsarge, I held positions of firefighter/EMT, lieutenant, captain, board member, department vice-president, department president, relief association vice-president and president. I have worked for EmergyCare, Inc. as a dispatcher, EMT-B and EMT-P. I am a member and haz mat technician with Erie County Hazardous Materials Response Team. I was hired by Erie FD in February 2000. I have held positions of firefighter, driver/operator, EMS Coordinator and Deputy Chief of Training.
Web site:
http://erie.pa.us

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At 9:50am on January 23, 2009, Paul Tate said…
Hey...I started a PA Fire Instructor group...you need to join. Pauly has.
At 2:35pm on August 12, 2008, Patrick R. Pauly said…
Glad to see you involved my friend. Take care, stay safe.
 
 

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