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NIMS Terminology
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A place to discuss rural water operations and the impact they have on firefighting operations.
November 1
I would like to expand on this subject in another direction - naming of response apparatus. Engine vs Rescue-Engine. Is the term Rescue-Engine allowed by NIMS? The only difference in items carried, extrication & stabilization toold for crashes.
October 23
A place to discuss rural water operations and the impact they have on firefighting operations.
October 20
William, This is a great question. I think this is a question that should be posed and discussed within your fire department as well as here on the Forum. It is vital that your organization have one commonly understood and used set of terms so th...
September 27
Be careful... The NIMS and HIPAA Police are always watching!
September 23
I wonder what the "ICS purists" would have us call a division on the 27th floor? :)
September 21

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Residence.
Joliet, IL
Department:
Lemont Fire Protection District
Title/rank:
Firefighter/Paramedic
Years of public service:
12
Agency structure:
Combination fire department
Top issues in your department:
Apparatus Staffing, Operations, Firefighter Safety, Rural Water Supply and Rapid Intervention
Professional Qualifications:
Illinois Office of the State Fire Marshal Firefighter II, Firefighter III, Fire Apparatus Engineer, Fire Officer I, Provisional Fire Officer II, Hazardous Materials Awareness, Hazardous Materials Operations, Technical Rescue Awareness, Rescue Specialist-Vertical I, Rescue Specialist Trench I, Trench Technician, Confined Space Operations, Fire Service Instructor I, Fire Service Instructor II, Training Program Manager, Illinois Department of Public Health EMT-Paramedic.
Topics you provide training for:
Candidate Orientation, Technical Rescue, Rural Water Supply, Rapid Intervention.
Areas of expertise:
Technical Rescue, Water Rescue, Apparatus Hydraulics, Rural Water Supply, Rapid Intervention
Bio:
I am a 12 year veteran of the fire service and currently a career Firefighter/Paramedic. I hope to continue to advance my career and education and currently am pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree at Eastern Kentucky University.

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At 4:34pm on August 4, 2008, Todd McKee said…
Hey Bro! Check out the HazMat Group Called, HazMat News & Training. We are currently talking about some great topics. Todd McKee
At 9:08am on June 18, 2008, David Bettenhausen said…
Greetings Senator: Thank you for your contact. hope all is well at Sta. 2.
At 8:15pm on May 17, 2008, Matt Peksa said…
I am going to send you a better picture for the rural water group. Give me a few days, and I will get it to you.
 
 

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