Peter J. Hart's Page

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Lives in:: 624 8TH Avenue

Department:: New York City F.D.

Title/rank:: Deputy Chief ( Ret.)

Years of public service:: 30

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Top issues in your department:: Terrorism
High Rise Fire Fighting
Transportation Systems

Professional Qualifications:: Graduate of FDNY :
First Line Supervisors Training Program
FDNY Battalion Chiefs Command Course
B.S. - Criminal Justice - New York Institute of Technolgy
Insructor & O.I.C. FDNY Back to Basics Program

Topics you provide training for:: Private Dwelling Operations
Taxpayer / Strip Mall Operations
High Rise Communications
Subway Operations

Areas of expertise:: High Rise Communications
Subway Operations
Private Dwelling Operations
Taxpayer / Strip Mall Operations

Bio:: 35 years in the fire service.
Recently retired with the rank of Deputy Chief after 30 years with the FDNY.
worked in Bronx, Queens and Manhattan
Batatlion Commander - Battalion 7 - Manhattan
Captain - Engine 302
Lieutenant - Engine 28
Firefighter - Engine 83, Ladders 29 & 155
Developed and taught several classes for the FDNY Chiefs Command Course. Taught Classes on
High Rise Communications
Subway Operations
Loft Building Operations
Helped to re-write FDNY bulletin on Private Dwelling Operations
FDNY Policy on OSHA 2 In / 2 Out
FDNY West Point Counter Terrorism Class and Auxiliary Water Supply Project
Wrote FDNY High Rise Communications Bulletin - POST Radio
Worked with FDNY Research & Development Group on Transporation Projects.
Instructor and OIC FDNY Back to Basics Program 1996-1997

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