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Rudy Dinkins
- 56, Male
- North Augusta
- United States
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- Lives in:
- North Augusta, SC
- Department:
- Savannah River Site Fire-Rescue
- Title/rank:
- Captain
- Years of public service:
- 24
- Agency structure:
- Industrial fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Staffing
- Professional Qualifications:
- IFSAC Firefighter I/II
IFSAC Haz-Mat Technician
IFSAC Driver Operator Pumper and Aerial
IFSAC Company Officer I
SC EMT-B
Incident Command System Train-the-Trainer National Fire Academy
- Topics you provide training for:
- Technical Rescue, Haz-Mat, Incident Command, Firefighter Survival, Fire Brigade, RIT
- Areas of expertise:
- Hazardous Materials, Rope and Confined Space Rescue
- Bio:
- I began my career with the Irmo Fire District in Columbia, SC in 1984 as a volunteer firefighter and accepted a career position in 1986 upon graduation from high school. I accepted a position with the South Carolina Fire Academy in 1988 where I was employed as a Program Specialist/Regional Training Supervisor. I have been employed with the Savannah River Site Fire-Rescue Department since 1992 where I currently serve as a Captain at our Headquarters Station (Engine 1, Ladder 1, Rescue (Heavy Rescue), Medic 1 and 4 (ALS) as well as a brush unit and boat. Previous assignments include the shift Training/Safety Officer. Previously served as a Task Force Leader with SCTF-1 (South Carolina Urban Search and Rescue Task Force)
- Web site:
- http://ertresq1.com
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Sorry, but I just today checked this site using my login (normally I just lurk) and got your e-mail from AUGUST! That's terrible. Thanks for the congrats. Keep in touch.
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Just thought I would drop in and say hey. Hope the training went well in Columbia. See Ya, Clay
Hope you are doing well. We are still very busy here in Charleston post 6/18/07. While we are seeing some light at the end of the tunnel we still have a long, long way to go. Stay safe.
EGH-PFB