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Lives in:: Walhalla SC

Department:: Westminster

Title/rank:: Lt. & Training Officer

Years of public service:: 20

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Top issues in your department:: Leadership, poor volunteer attendence

Professional Qualifications:: National Certification Firefighter I & II
National Certification Fire Officer I
National Certification Fire Instructor I & II
Many various courses that include many aspects of the Fire Service. Also a Level I Fire Investigator and Hazardous Materials Tech.

Topics you provide training for:: All aspects of the Fire Sevice that any of the members maybe exposed to. Train on the new stuff and the basics. Train as if your life depends on it, because it does.

Areas of expertise:: Fire Instructor
Hazardous Materials
Extrication
Fire Investigation

Bio:: I have been a member of the Fire Service for 20 years. I have spent most of that time as a volunteer in Upstate New York. I worked my way to the rank of Captain, before moving out of State to persue an opportunity in the Career Fire Service. I am currently B Shift Lt. and Training Officer for the Department for City of Westminster SC. I have been a Fire Instructor for 8 years. I enjoy the ability to share what I have learned over the past 20 years.

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