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Air Mangement

HFD is currently revising our air mangement guideline. I am heading up this endeavor and was looking for any information you could previde. I have the book by the Seattle Guys, and was interested in any upcoming classes associated with this topic.

Thank you in advance for your assistance,

James Campbell
DC-28D Houston

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Permalink Reply by Mike Gagliano on July 10, 2009 at 6:26pm

Hey James...

Give me a ring and I'll see how we can best help you out. I want to applaud you for stepping up making sure your folks are taking care of their air as they do the job.

You can catch me at 425-238-2928. I'll be heading to Myrtle Beach for the week to teach at the SC Fire Coference.

Keep up the great work....

Mike Gagliano
manageyourair.com
425-238-2928

Permalink Reply by James campbell on July 10, 2009 at 9:34pm

Mike,

Thanks for your reply. I am on duty tonight and will not have a chance until tomorrow. Thanks for the number I will call Saturday.

james

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