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Edward Moore Jr.

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Department:: Jackson Fire District 3

Title/rank:: Lieutenant

Years of public service:: 19 years

Agency structure:: Combination fire department

Top issues in your department:: Fire, Rescue, EMS

Professional Qualifications:: IMS3, Instructor Level 2 - Monmouth County Fire Academy

Topics you provide training for:: Firefighter 1, Incident Command, BBP/RTK/HAZMAT

Bio:: Former Fire Chief of Freewood Acres Fire Company in Howell NJ. Former firefighter with Fort Monmouth Fire Department. Currently Career Lieutenant for Jackson Twp. Fire District 3 and a Level 2 Fire Instructor at the Monmouth County Fire Academy.

Web site:: http://www.jacksonfiredist3.org

Station Assignment

I am stationed out of Station 57, Whitesville Fire House, located on South Hope Chapel Road (Route 547) in Jackson NJ. Myself along with FF Jason Zimmerman and FF Vincent Schwartz operate on Rescue Engine 5701 - AKA Squad 57

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At 8:02pm on February 1, 2012, Albert D Treiber said…: Hello and Good Evening,

Is this the same Ed Moore Jr, that grew up in Howell that drove a White small Chevy growing up??

At 11:58am on February 28, 2009, Edward Moore Jr said…: At recent drill that my crew performed on the Drag Rescue Device, we found some issues with the DRD. We first found that we had a hard time getting to the DRD when the firefighter is on their side. The SCBA pack partilly blocks access to the DRD strap. We also found that it may dislodge a fire helmet and put pressure on the scba mask.
We were able to experiment utilizing hand tools and found that the halligan bar performed the best in removing the downed firefighter. It provided enough distance between the firefighter and the rescuer to get the downed firefighter out of the hazard area. We tried a pike pole that did not have any grips and that proved useless.
I have uploaded some picks from our drill and they are in my photo album. To prevent damage to the fire coat, we used webbing and a girth hitch over top the coat to simulate to DRD.
Thanks

At 11:41am on December 5, 2008, Jim Mason said…: Edward, Thanks for joining CSF (Common Sense Firefighting ). It's a fire ground decison making group on the site. Add to any of the discussions you like at any time. There are quite a few good one going on right now. I see you are a Lt in a combo dept. Is that difficult to lead on the fire ground because of different manning at different times of the day ?
What do you normally get on fire responses?/
Jim Mason
Chgo FD

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