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Lives in:: Oliver Springs, TN

Department:: Knoxville (TN) Fire Department/ Oliver Springs (TN) Fire Department

Title/rank:: Master Firefighter (KFD) / Fire Chief (OSFD)

Years of public service:: 20

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Training for current service delivery and future threats.
The need for increase in funding for service delivery while facing dwindling budget numbers.
Recruitment of new members into the fire service. It is no longer just a volunteer issue. Its a fire service issue.

Professional Qualifications:: FF II, Fire Officer III, Fire Instructor II, HAZMAT Tech, Paramedic, Extrication Tech, Rope Rescue Tech, Certified live fire instructor, B.S. Fire Administration.

Topics you provide training for:: Recruit basic firefighting
Engine and Truck Company Operations
Firefighter Safety and Survival
Volunteer Fire Training Programs
Fireground Management
Fire Instructor Development

Bio:: Justin Bailey began is a 20-year student of the fire service. He began his career in 1999 as a junior firefighter/Explorer with the Oliver Springs Fire Department. He currently serves as the Fire Chief with the Oliver Springs (TN) Fire Department. Justin also holds the rank of Master Firefighter with the Knoxville (TN) Fire Department, where he has been serving since 2007. He is a part time fire instructor with the state of Tennessee Fire Service and Codes Enforcement Academy delivering classroom and hands-on instruction in various topics on-campus, at regional fire conferences, and at various local fire departments throughout Tennessee. He has instructed nationally on the topics of volunteer training program development, professional development, and rural fireground management, having presented at FDIC and Firehouse Expo. Justin is a member of the International Society of Fire Service Instructors (ISFSI) and currently serves as a Member Ambassador in Tennessee for the society.

Justin has an Associates Degree in Allied Health Science from Roane State Community College and a Bachelors Degree from the Columbia Southern University of Richmond in Fire Administration.

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At 2:00pm on October 27, 2008, Jim Mason said…: Justin
Thanks for joining CSF (Common Sense Firefighting) I hope you'll enjoy it. I see you're a training officer. What kind of programs do you work on? Ther are a couple of questions on the CSF to look at. Add your 2 cents to the rest or ours when you can . We can use your help
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At 6:39pm on October 5, 2008, John Bierling said…: Hello Justin,
I would like to send you some information about Incident Command Training which is critical to success when bad things happen. Would you please send your email address so I can send this information to you.
Thanks,
John Bierling

At 7:29pm on October 1, 2008, Mike Walker said…: Justin

Thanks for joining the High Rise Goup. Please start discussions or respond to other discussions as you wish.

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