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Lives in:
Sullivan
Department:
Florissant Valley Fire Protection District
Title/rank:
Battalion Chief
Years of public service:
24
Agency structure:
Paid fire department
Professional Qualifications:
Co-owner and Lead Instructor for Engine House Training, LLC. I have been in the fire service for over 25 years. I am a Battalion Chief in North St. Louis County. My hometown department where I started as a volunteer is now a combination department where I am a deputy chief and fire marshal.
Topics you provide training for:
Firefighter health and safety, fire ground operations, leadership and officer development, recruit training and water rescue at lower levels.
Bio:
Check out our training group at www.enginehousetraining.com
Web site:
http://enginehousetraining.com

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EHT Episode 40: Truck Work Part 6, Search and Rescue 1

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Posted on August 20, 2018 at 8:04pm

Is it Really That Bad?

 

It's been a while since I posted on here just for the sake of having an opinion, but there has been something bothering me.  I read other blog posts, articles, watch live Facebook videos and hear about how there is no Brotherhood.  I listen to the rants of how this 'new' generation just doesn't get it.  Others posting about how the fire service will…

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Posted on July 31, 2018 at 11:56am

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Posted on June 29, 2018 at 10:12pm

Truck Ops Part 2 --Engine House Training with Guests

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This episode discusses the transitioning from an engine or other company to the truck company.  Your panel discusses the differences you can expect when operating on a truck company as…

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Posted on April 19, 2018 at 6:54pm

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At 3:01pm on April 21, 2012, Christopher Huston said…

Great time hanging out in Indy. Hopefully I will see you before next years! Keep up the great work!

At 3:41pm on December 14, 2011, Christopher Huston said…

Merry Christmas to you as well. Hey brother I'm just trying to pass on the lessons that guys like you are teaching. We'll see you in INDY!

At 9:37pm on December 11, 2011, David D'Arcy said…

Thanks Jason. Great blog today. All the best.

At 12:27am on November 17, 2010, Michael Bricault (ret) said…
-Wow, huge difference!! Clean, organized and safe looking.
At 9:49am on April 4, 2010, Skip Stephens said…
Thanks for the add Jason!
At 7:52pm on April 13, 2009, Paul J De Bartolomeo said…
Jason,
We still use the written log book system know as the Journal or "The Book". The house watchman is responsible for keepng the book updated at all times throughout the day and night. Typical entries include responses out of and returning to quaters, daily drill activities, incoming personell, visitors entering quaters, cheifs entering quaters, and unusual occurences to name a few. Our responses are also entered into the NYFIRS computer system upon returning to quaters by the officer on duty. Our hosewatch is manned 24 hours a day at 3 hour intervals.
Paul
At 3:55pm on April 13, 2009, Paul J De Bartolomeo said…
Jason,
I enjoyed that thread and discussing it with you. Thanks for keeping it civil. We can all learn a great deal by remaining open minded in discussing fire tactics intelligently. I read your blog's and think thats great stuff keep up the good work and as always stay safe.
Paul D
 
 
 

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