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Turks & Caicos Islands Fire & Rescue Officer

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Lives in:: Providenciales

Department:: Turks and Caicos Fire & Rescue Service

Title/rank:: Sub Officer/ Crew Manager

Years of public service:: 7

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Top issues in your department:: Man Power and New PPE

Professional Qualifications:: Airdrome Fire Fighter and Domestic Volunteer Firefighter, Crew Command, Incident Command.

Topics you provide training for:: Tactics and Techniques in Fire Fighting and Road Traffic Collision

Areas of expertise:: Driver Operator
Rope Rescue
Incident Command
First Aid
Water Rescue
Structure Fire
Road Traffic Collision
Basic Firefighting Instructor

Bio:: Began as a volunteer firefighter, due to my love of the Job, saving lives and helping out my country I decided to join as a full full time firefighter, I attended an aviation course that was held for a 5 weeks period and I was sent to the largest Airport station in the Turks & Caicos Islands, due to my knowledge of domestic firefighting and training I always stand on top and doing my Job to the best of my ability I was transferred by the Chief Fire Officer Mr C. Jennings to the Domestic training and Development Department. I am still a volunteer fire fighter I love the crew they are a great set of people and we get along very well with each other and working with a great training Officer B Pearce is also a great experience for me and will enable me to be a great trainer some day.

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