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Rick Mosher 32, Male
Suburb of Kansas City, Missouri
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Residence.
Prairie Village, Kansas
Department:
City of Merriam, Kansas Fire Department
Title/rank:
Fire Lieutenant
Years of public service:
12
Agency structure:
Paid fire department
Top issues in your department:
Staffing: Truck Co. has three assigned If sick or vac occurs minimum is two assigned. (not good) with loss of experinced firefighters.

Consolidation of fire departments

Residental Cooking Fires

VOC at fires. Is your department doing anything? Comments Please This is a big issue
Professional Qualifications:
Bachlors of Arts in Managment and Human Relations
Associate of Arts in Fire Service Adminstration
Various NFA and State Certifications
IAFF International Association of Firefighers Local 64
ISFSI International Society of Fire Service Instructors
Kansas Fire Service Training Commsion
FOOLS Wheat State Fools
FEAK Fire Educators Association of Kansas
Topics you provide training for:
(FFOP) Firefighter on Probation
Firefighter I, II
Driver Operator
Fire Officer I, II
Fire Ground Operations
Fire Prevention
Firefighter Safety.
Areas of expertise:
Not an expert, always a Student of the Fire Service. I do however have some thoughts on the topics below. I learn something new each time I teach.
Training programs
Fire Officer
Prevention
Fire Ground Operations
Firefighter Safety.
Bio:
Rick Mosher began his fire service career in 1996. Rick is a twelve year member of the City of Merriam, Kansas Fire Department currently working as a Fire Lieutenant assigned to a fire supression company. (Merriam is a suburb of Kansas City, Missouri located in the urban belt.) In addtion he currenlty handles department training and career development and teaches the Aerial Andy Fire and Injury prevention program to fifth grade students attending Merriam Schools. Rick was recently appointed to the Kansas Fire Service Training Comission. Rick actively teaches for the University of Kansas Fire and Rescue Training Institute and Johnson County Community College. Rick holds a Bachlor of Arts degree in Managment and Human Relations, Associate of Arts degree in Fire Service Adminstration, and holds various NFA and State Cerifications. Rick is also a member of the IAFF, ISFSI, and FEAK.
Web site:
http://www.merriam.org

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At 8:39am on November 22, 2008, Dusty Dines said…
Hey Rick,

Did you make John Sullivan's little deal out there in Shawnee?
At 2:50pm on November 18, 2008, John Barrett said…
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We are looking for individuals in your area to assist us in our efforts.
Please take a moment to visit our website to find out more about us and how you may be able to help us.

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At 5:38pm on November 10, 2008, Keith Weuve said…
The engines are to be here on Dec. 12. If you want see the plans, I have a set.
Do you have any traininng coming up that you wiill need help with? I might have a couple class coming in Jan. maybe Dec. On the other side of the river that I will need help for. Oh, did you send the patch I ask for for when we talked hear at Station 93 I'm having a brain fart can I add you to my friends, and how do I do it?
At 8:17pm on November 7, 2008, Dusty Dines said…
You need a pic of a rescue though. So what's been new with you?
At 2:26pm on October 28, 2008, Dusty Dines said…
Nice pupmer in that pic.
At 10:31pm on October 23, 2008, Keith Weuve said…
how were night drills, this year?
 
 

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