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Bob Lindsay

Bob Lindsay: Male
Waterloo, Wisconsin, United States

Department:: Waterloo Fire & and Rescue

Title/rank:: FF /EMT

Years of public service:: since 1998

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Professional Qualifications:: Navy Fire Fighter and Damage Control Schools, Fire Fighter 1, Fire Officer 1, EMT B, (Madison Area Technical College), EMT I, Fire Fighter 2 (Moraine Park Technical College) Rope Rescue Tech, Hazmat Tech (Milwaukee Fire Academy), Motor Pump Operator, Aerial Operator, EVOC, Incident Command, Fire Investigation, Vehicle Extrication (Madison Area Technical College), CERT Train the Trainer (Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs), Tactics and Strategies for Initial Company Operations, Incident Command, (National Fire Academy), Confined Space, Hazmat Operations, (Lakeland College}

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Tools and Tricks: (71 members)
Created by J. Spaulding

Structural Collapse Rescue: (51 members)
Created by John O'Connell

FireFighterClose Calls: (75 members)
Created by Billy Goldfeder

Rescuing the Rescuers: (71 members)
Created by J. Scott Loftis

Technical Rescue: (62 members)
Created by Art Bloomer

Street Smart Fire Officer: (113 members)
Created by Skip Coleman

Haz-Mat: (80 members)
Created by Robert E. Shelton

Engine Company Operations-Engineer: (44 members)
Created by Michael Rude

HazMat News or Training: (38 members)
Created by Todd McKee

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