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HAZMAT KCN and NaCN Dermal Exposure Not Inhalation
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Lives in:: Cove, Texas

Department:: Cove Fire and Rescue

Title/rank:: Fire Fighter

Years of public service:: 1 Public 10 Industry

Agency structure:: Industrial fire department

Professional Qualifications:: NFPA 1081 Interior
NFPA 1081 Exterior
NFPA 472 HazMat Tech
NFPA1081 Leadership
NFPA 472 HazMat Incident Command
NIMS ICS

Web site:: http://www.gods-love.net

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At 2:40pm on September 2, 2008, Leslie Pederson said…: Fighting off the job offers! Beware of what you put out there in the world!
You are on the right track. I still get into bidding wars between oil refineries with the level of experience and the variety of training I have, if Iwasn't already full time career, I would still be able to be full time! The field you are pursuing is definitely one of my personal favorites. You go girl!

At 10:36pm on August 21, 2008, Robert E. Shelton said…: Hi Melissa!! Thanks for joining the Haz-Mat group, I hope to hear from you and get some input on some of the topics and questions posted there

At 3:30pm on August 12, 2008, Leslie Pederson said…: Hey Melissa! It looks to me we have alot of the same background! Love to chat sometime.

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