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Pat Nichols
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- Waterbury, CT
- United States
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- Lives in:
- Walpole, Ma
- Department:
- City of Boston FD
- Title/rank:
- Fire Captain
- Years of public service:
- 25
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- R.I.T.
Officer Training
Improved delivery of training to 1600 members
- Professional Qualifications:
- Fire Instructor I
Fire Officer II
MA Certification Examiner
Massachusetts Fire Training Council, Pro-Board Certified- Rescue Technician / Rope rescue
Structural Collapse Technician
Haz-Mat operations
FEMA, US&R Team: MA TF1 since 1995, Alt. Squad Officer since 2007. Deployed 9-11-01 to the Trade Center.
Task Force 1 Instructor
Instructor/Owner for PL Vulcan Fire Training Concepts
Boston Fire Academy 1986
CT Fire academy, FFI, FFII & FFIII; 1983
Northeastern Univ. B.S.B.A., Management/Transportation 1985
Bunker Hill CC, Associate in Fire Science, 1991
and more if your interested, email me :)
- Topics you provide training for:
- R.I.T.
Officer development
Aerial Ladder operation and tactics
Rope Rescue/Tech. rescue
Gas school, MA Fire Academy
Recruit program, MA Fire Academy
Maritime FF School, MA Fire Academy
- Areas of expertise:
- Ladder company operation
Tech. Rescue
R.I.T.
- Bio:
- Volunteer FF Naugatuck, CT 1980-1986
Boston Fire since 1986, Engine 22 and Ladder 10
LT 1991, L14, L26 from 1992 to 2004, R2 2004 to 2005
Capt. 2005, L25 2006-2007, L26 Sept.2007 to Aug. 2008. Tower Ladder 10 August 2008 to present.
Wife June, two boys, Patrick and Adam
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It was great to see you in Indy its always a pleasure. Saw Steve and Mike this weekend in the city seems like they had a good time. Ask Steve to show you the template for the Halligan, I think you will like it.
Stay safe,
Paul
I'll see you on Wednesday.
Be Safe Brother.
Stay Safe.
P.J.
Remember Fallen Brother
Sorry to hear about the accident of your old rig today and the loss of your brother. RFB.
Adam
Great time knocking back those beers with you at Indy....and just for the record we didn't move when you went to the head.....you just couldn't find your way back to us....typical truck guy :-)
Stay Safe,
Jason
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