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Pete Lamb
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Profile Information
- Department:
- North Attleboro Fire Department
- Title/rank:
- Chief of Department
- Years of public service:
- 30
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Topics you provide training for:
- Leadership, Officer development, Command issues, tactics and strategy, fireground simulations
- Web site:
- http://www.petelamb.com
Pete Lamb's Blog
October Fire Engineering Quote...
My humble thanks to Ron Kanterman for quoting me from a training class a few years ago. The quote I used in that class should best be attributed to Retired Deputy Chief Paul Anderson from the Randolph Massachusetts Fire Department.
Anyone who has been a fire officer in Massachusetts has been exposed to Paul's work, know that the phrase..."What you allow to have happen without your intervention, becomes your standard". It is a hallmark of each of Paul's classes and it impacted me greatl…
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Just goes to show you how often I have been checking the page! Sorry about the delay answering. I saw you on TV at the tanker fire. Looked like a nice job, but that would never surprise me from that department. You realy lucked in with that group! They are exceptional.
Thanks for all you do for the fire service. And to all you do for "us".
Welcome aboard
J
Long time. How are things with you? I see Bubs and Kevin are looking for a get together. Let's make it a foursome.
Good to see you here.
Thanks for checking in. I'd like to get together too. Are you doing any teaching in the near future?
Great to see you here, We need to get together soon, it's been a while. Stay safe.
Nice to see you on this site. Sorry i havent been contributing to you site lately things have been crazy.
Adam
Please send me your email address.