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Lives in:: Middlefield

Department:: Branford Fire

Title/rank:: Firefighter/EMT

Years of public service:: 10

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Top issues in your department:: Manpower ; Outdated SOPs ; Volunteer Apparatus response in daytime

Professional Qualifications:: FSI-1;RTC;HMO;Advanced RIT; Heavy Vehicle Extrication / Lifting; Water/Ice Rescue; Confined Space Rescue ; High/Low Angle Rescue ; Vehicle/Machienery Rescue

Topics you provide training for:: Firefighter 1&2 ; 1403 Burn ; RIT

Areas of expertise:: Truck / Rescue operations

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At 11:52am on November 28, 2008, Jim Mason said…: 4 - 100 extra guys , wow! hardly a need to pull an extra alarm, Ha.
My buddy from Col is soon going to start a discussion on CSF about 16,000 sq foot home that just had a fire in so I think you'll like it.

At 6:05pm on November 26, 2008, Jim Mason said…: David
Thanks for joining CSF (Common Sense Firefighting. It's a decison making page on the site. Join in at any time. We have some good discussion going right now. where is Branford Fire and how many members do you get on the first due alarm?
I see it's a combo dept. I've only been on full time depts, but one of them was very small.
Jim Mason
Chgo FD

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