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Lives in:: 34 Burcam Dr. Madison, CT.

Department:: New Haven Fire Department and Madison Hose Co. #1Volunteer

Title/rank:: Captain (retired)

Years of public service:: 28

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Staffing
Air Management
Training

Professional Qualifications:: Fire Instructor
Rescue Tech
Haz Mat Tech
Deputy Fire Marshal

Topics you provide training for:: Common sense approach to Firefighting
Extrication
Tactics
Forcible Entry
Air Management
Rescue and RIT

Areas of expertise:: Still Learning after all these years

Bio:: 28 yr. vet of the Fire Service. Acting B.C. for the last 12 yrs. of my career in the East Battalion that encompasses most of the downtown area as well as Yale Univ., I-95 & I-91 corridor , the Harbor area and Tweed New Haven Airport. Middlesex County Fire School Instructor and volunteer firefighter for Madison Hose Co. #1.
Presently serving as a Deputy Fire Marshal for the Town of Madison, Ct.
Occupational Safety and Health consultant for DuPont, Brookdale International.
Designed the Train the Trainer program and consultant for Yale University’s study on respiratory protection for Firefighters.
Consultant to CIRMA for developing a national model for the rehabilitation of firefighting injuries.

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