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About Greg Wild

Greg Wild
Male
Residence.
Spring Hill, TN
Department:
Franklin Fire Department
Title/rank:
Captain
Years of public service:
19
Agency structure:
Paid fire department
Top issues in your department:
Staffing, trying to adjust to the rapid growth, young officers with little or no experience and the lack of tradition.
Professional Qualifications:
Safety Officer, Instructor-II, Fire Officer II, Swiftwater II, Rope Tech, EMT, State Certified Auto Extrication Instructor, CPR Instructor, 16 years teaching in the fire service. H.O.T. Instructor @ FDIC (Fixed Burn Building Instructor)
Topics you provide training for:
RIT, Search and Rescue, Engine, Truck, Most firefighting based training, both classroom and H.O.T.
Bio:
Greg joined the Moyers Corners Fire Department in 1988. After rising through the ranks from firefighter, Lieutenant, Captain and on many occasions riding as the Battalion Chief, Greg was able to study from some of the best in the business in this busy upstate New York fire department.

After being hired in the fall of 1997, Greg moved to Franklin Tennessee to become a career firefighter with the Franklin Fire Department. Greg now holds the rank of Captain after riding one of the city’s three Rescue Companies for almost 7 years.
Greg has certifications as a Tennessee Auto Extrication Instructor, Tennessee Fire Department Instructor II, Fire Officer II, Safety Officer, Rope Technician, EMT, Swift Water Rescue II, IFSAC firefighter II, AHA CPR Instructor and has earned several “Green Cross” awards from Hurst.
Greg often develops and teaches State "In Service" training classes. Greg is also certified to travel and teach Tennessee's only portable flashover simulator.
Greg is an instructor with the H.O.T. training at FDIC in Indianapolis, has coordinated the Franklin Fire Departments Recruit school and has been a classroom and hands on instructor for 16 years.

Greg enjoys golf, camping and spending time with his wife of 17 years and three children. Greg is a proud member of the Middle Tennessee FOOLS chapter.
Greg is the owner of 1-Source Training Consultants.

Proud member of F.O.O.L.S. International
FTM--PTB
Web site:
www.1-sourcetraining.com

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Videos

The F.O.O.L.S. rock with ACDC

The F.O.O.L.S. rock with ACDC
Added Jul 25 by Greg Wild.

"Walking on the Boards"

"Walking on the Boards"
Added Apr 14 by Greg Wild.

Forum

What's your Legacy?

Added a reply Aug 28

Hi Eric, Thanks for taking the time to add valuable information to this discussion. I love that you mentioned "sharing". Isen't that what this is all about? If we all walked away from these compu... Read More »

What's your Legacy?

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Shauna, Sorry, I meant to say 150 firefighers, Greg Read More »

What's your Legacy?

Added a reply Aug 25

Shauna, A "tip of my lid" to you. Let's face it, all the guys aren't ready for females in the fire service. I imagine it's especially difficult for you. Out of 10 firefighters, we only have 2 woma... Read More »

 

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At 9:59am on September 1st, 2008, Jason Perkins said…
Got married 6 years ago and my daughter just turned 5. Other then that not much has changed, Train as much as I can and try to pass along anything to whoever will listen. Same old MCFD
At 8:18am on August 26th, 2008, Tiger Schmittendorf said…
Thanks Greg -

We haven't gone so far as to set up an online auction althoug we plan to do so if there are any items left over.

Maybe you can get Bruce to be your local proxy bidder. Contact him and get his cell phone number and you can call in your bids!

Remind me and I'll let you know when we set up the auction site.
At 1:51pm on August 24th, 2008, Jason Perkins said…
It is full time. The job title sounds better then the job. Not a lot of fire stuff in the summer. Mostly local law and new construction.
At 8:40pm on August 8th, 2008, Christopher Naum, SFPE said…
Stay safe brother...you're doing a great job with your postings, keep it up.
At 9:20pm on July 14th, 2008, PJ Johnson said…
Hey Brother!
Greg,
Fly into either, Boston, Manchester, NH or Portland, ME
Either way all three are close. Get the cheapest ticket and look forward to some fun. We have a lot planned already.

Be Safe
At 6:58am on July 7th, 2008, Dave Brasells said…
I've been out since the middle of May and loving it...I was on EN 14 in east Nash but recently was moved to EN 5 @ Station 9 down town. It's different--two eng's, truck, district chief, fast car--busy, but love it. I traveled last shift to 29's and got a fire and worked B shift and got another fire!
Had a good time with your rookies and the flashover...hope all is well with you see ya 15 FOOLS mtg.
At 1:59pm on July 2nd, 2008, Aaron Heller said…
Hey UL,
Things are hectic here, but we'll get by. I can't make the convention. We have a family vacation the next week and Balto after that. Are you going up there this year? If so, we'll have to hoist a few. Stay Safe.
Aaron
At 12:18pm on June 5th, 2008, Chad Berg said…
Thanks alot Greg. Great call, and quite an experience that I will never forget.

Strong procedures, good equipment, excellent teamwork, company pride, trust in your second due company and TRAINING! TRAINING! TRAINING!
That was our recipe anyway.
At 4:29pm on April 14th, 2008, Mike Gagliano said…
Hey brother...

Thanks for taking the time to say so. If you felt encouraged, then I am thrilled.

Keep up the great work and I hope FDIC was a blast.

Mike
At 8:32pm on March 23rd, 2008, Ray McCormack said…
Hello Greg
See you soon
Ray
 
 

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