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Brian C Curran
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Albany, NY
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Profile Information
- Residence.
- 4 Myers Court Colonie NY 12205
- Department:
- Colonie Village Fire Company
- Title/rank:
- Firefighter
- Years of public service:
- 16 years
- Agency structure:
- Volunteer fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Heavy Rescue Training
Trench & Structural Collapse Training
Fire Suppression
FAST Team Training
- Professional Qualifications:
- NYS Certified Emergency Medical Tech
NYS Certified Police Officer
Town of Colonie Police Officer
Past Rescue Lt and Rescue Captain (Fuller Road FD)
Former Member of NYRRT-1 (Rescue Specialist)
Past memeber of the TOC Rescue and Training committee
NYS FireFighter Recruit 1
NYS Firefighter Recruit 2
NYS Incident Command
NYS Haz-Mat Tech
NYS Live Fire Instructor
Advanced Rope Rescue
Advanced Trench Rescue
Structural Collapse Operations Advanced
Extracation
NYS FAST Team certification
- Topics you provide training for:
- Rope Rescue
Trench Rescue
Live Fire Suppression
Extracation
Structural Collapse
Heavy Rescue Operations
FAST Team Operations
- Areas of expertise:
- Heavy Rescue Operations
- Bio:
- I currently reside in the Town of Colonie New York. I am a full time Police Officer serving the Patrol Division. I have been a "vollie" for 16 years serving as Rescue Lt and Rescue Capt for the Fuller Road Fire Department. I have also spent time on the NYRRT-1 (NYS Urban Search and Rescue) as a Rescue Specialist. I have taken courses at the FDNY Rescue School. I am a certified NYS EMT and currently serve as a firefighter in a Heavy Rescue Company.
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