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Lives in:: 8401 Cayuga Dr, Austin, Tx - 78749

Department:: City of Austin Fire Department

Title/rank:: Firefighter - EMT

Years of public service:: 13

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Saving our own, RIT

Professional Qualifications:: Fire service Instructor NFPA level 2
Pumper App. Driver/Operator
Aerial App. Driver/operator
M.Sc. Civil Engineering - UT Austin

Topics you provide training for:: Search & Rescue
Hydraulics for Fire Fighting
Aerial Apparatus Driving and Operation
Live Fire Training

Areas of expertise:: Hydraulics for Fire Fighting
Truck company operations
Public Education

Bio:: I was an active volunteer FF in Santiago-Chile, Station 14 ( www.14.cl ) were I am still a member since 1994. Became a FF with Austin in 2000. Assign to E-22, E-29 and now to L-15. Been a support instructor for the last 3 cadet classes and lead instructor in Saltillo-Mexico and Chile. Recently joined Mutual Aid Americas.

Web site:: http://www.mutualaidamericas.org

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At 12:33am on February 14, 2010, Christian Pompei "Tito" said…: Rodrigo tuve la suerte de poder asistir al Congreso de Incendio y Salvamento en Valdivia, Chile. Yo soy Bombero Voluntario en Buenos Aires, Argentina y quede muy impresionado por el nivel de tus charlas ademas de tu calidad de persona al darte tiempo para hablar con cada uno de nosotros. Espero poder mantenerme comunicado contigo.
Te invito a mi sitio la primera red social y profesional de Bomberos de habla hispana "La Hermandad de Bomberos" http://hermandadebomberos.ning.com/

At 11:45pm on September 23, 2008, Nelson Ojeda said…: Sup dude!

Keep in touch.

At 5:25pm on March 7, 2008, alex acosta said…: HELLO saludos de guayaquil ecuador para ti espero verle pronto por aca para un curso

At 6:09pm on March 6, 2008, Eddie Buchanan said…: Hey Rodrigo!

Great to hear from you! I'm glad the article was helpful! It's REALLY cool that you translated it! Good luck with the department! People are capable of just about anything when the bar is clearly set! Keep up the good work!

Eddie B

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