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Department:: Santa Barbara, CA

Title/rank:: Fire Captain

Years of public service:: 30

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: budget shortfall
climate changes
training
competing with other agencies for funding

Professional Qualifications:: Hazmat WMD Specialist
Fire Instructor
Fire Investigator
Fire Prevention Officer
Company Officer
Paramedic

Topics you provide training for:: Hazardous Materials / WMD Emergency Response
Uniform Fire Code, Article 80
Wildland ICS and Tactics
Hospital Hazmat / WMD
Fire Service Computer Usage
Code 3 Driving
Weed Abatement / Hazard Reduction for the Wildland Urban Interface

Areas of expertise:: Pre-hospital care
Firefighting (Structral, Wildland, Hazmat)
Fire Code Interpretation and Enforcement
NBC+E Hazmat WMD Response and Incident Mitigation

Bio:: 10 years field paramedic working for private and state agenceis
30 years fire department, paid full time, currently working as a Fire Captain, responsible for one fire station with (4) apparatus in a rural area on the coast of Santa Barbara, California.

Web site:: http://www.silcom.com/~pordecon/sbcofd.htm

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At 12:20am on May 25, 2010, farshad said…: Hi Mr Busy-I hope that we are good freind & transaction information about fire technology

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