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Department:: Brampton Fire & Emergency Services

Title/rank:: Fireman

Years of public service:: 15

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Topics you provide training for:: Medical First Response, Firefighter Survival

Areas of expertise:: I trying for a Phd in learning...it's going good so far.

Bio:: Provided 7 years of service as a volunteer firefighter, then took a full-time fire position in 2001. Currently working out of a 2 company house (Pump & Squad) which runs aprox. 2800 calls anually. Enjoying the best job in the world, and trying to learn everyday.

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At 8:34pm on July 8, 2009, Joe McClelland said…: Awesome Jeff.

Thank you for the help.

Joe

At 2:17pm on May 12, 2009, Dave Tessier said…: Ya I've been a member here for awhile. I just havent logged in.
I agree lots of info in here. Did you ever get that FF Survival/RIT Instructor course from the OFM under your belt? Teaching another course to a couple of local depts in the next couple of weeks. If you are looking for a sign off opportunity might be able to arrange something?

At 6:45pm on March 27, 2009, Michael Bricault (ret) said…: Thanks Jeff. I do believe that it will be published. As an author for FE I send them several pieces at a time and they pick which ones to use.
I'm glad you enjoyed it and that you found it useful.

At 7:58am on January 31, 2009, Douglas DuBree said…: Jeff heres my email dubree.douglas@rigov.org thanks Doug

At 7:57am on January 31, 2009, Douglas DuBree said…: Jeff, Send me your email address and I'll be more than gald to send you the ppts you would like. A couple I am hainv trouble sending as they are too big so I guess I'll have to split them in half or something. Let me know if you want anyting besides the Forc. Entry ppts

At 7:47pm on January 20, 2009, Kirk Allen said…: Thanks so much for your resposne. You comments should be screamed from the highest buildings in the world. Fire loads are worse, as is the heat release from these fire loads yet we are being taught the same old fire flow crap as was taught 40 years ago. Your right on!

At 10:48am on January 10, 2009, Jim Mason said…: Jeff
I'm glad CSf is helping. the fires are all dangerous no moatter how many you get

At 1:56pm on January 7, 2009, Michael Bricault (ret) said…: -Hi Jeff. Yeah sure go ahead and use the quote, "If you want to stand around and admire your work than become a painter". This was directed at FF that cut roofs and then stand there admiring the h*** they just cut.
-Firefighters that perform vertical venting must cut the roof and get down. The longer ff are on the roof, the longer they are in danger. Get down and get another job. Remember the manpower shortage? Get down and get another assignment.

At 8:54am on December 18, 2008, Rick Fritz said…: That's the picture!

At 8:34am on December 18, 2008, Joseph Huntley said…: Hi J.
I was on Kentville for 1 1/2 years when I first joined the fire service in '88 then bought a house in New Minas and switched. If Gary is your dad I work with him at the chip plant.
Joe

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