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Department:: Henrietta , NY, Riverdale, MD, Laurel Rescue, MD

Title/rank:: Captain

Years of public service:: 8

Agency structure:: Volunteer fire department

Top issues in your department:: Career/ Volunteer Relationship
Financial Restraints
Volunteers not willing to change
unappreciative local government

Professional Qualifications:: Captain, Fire 1, Fire 2, 2 burns short of Master Firefighter,
Fire Officer 1, Rescue Technician, Pump ops, Engine ops, Truck Ops, EMT, Paramedic, Emergency Telecommunications Officer, Medical Instructor, Flight Certified fixed wing and non fixed wing, Emergency Telecommunications Officer, Emergency Medical Dispatcher, Instructor 1, EMS Instructor, Hazmat Awareness, And I read Fire books ALOT..

Topics you provide training for:: Just Ask, If I cannot I will find someone who can.

James Greene Of Henrietta Fire does all of my auto extrication work and he is an instructor and judge for TERC.

Jared Cayley Of Norwich Fire Dept does my rope rescue/ confined space classes

Areas of expertise:: I am not an expert in anything. And very few people who say they are expects, actually are.

Bio:: Check out more at http://firefightercharlton.com or
http://blog.firefightercharlton.com

Web site:: http://firefightercharlton.com

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RIT staging and procedures

Please check out my new blog post at http://blog.firefightercharlton.com/?p=112 and please send me your comments

Posted on May 6, 2011 at 6:00pm

The four stages of fundamental leadership

Please check out my new blog post at http://blog.firefightercharlton.com/?p=108

Posted on May 5, 2011 at 6:00pm

Opening case-hardened locks

Please Check out my new blog posting at http://blog.firefightercharlton.com/?p=101

Posted on May 4, 2011 at 6:00pm

Middle Seniority

Please Check out my blog posting called "Middle Seniority"

Posted on May 2, 2011 at 8:18pm

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At 5:54pm on May 13, 2011, Frank Viscuso said…: Thanks Stephen. I look forward to hearing your feedback on the book. Stay safe.

At 10:20am on May 13, 2011, Jim Duffy said…: Thanks for the kind words!

Check out group Tactical building Blocks

Also check out Fire Engineering talk radio on May 23

Chief Anthony Avillo and my self at 730

"Fireground Strategies and other stuff from the street"

Call in with questions concerns or ideas

Stay Safe

Jim

At 3:41pm on May 12, 2011, DALE G. PEKEL said…: Hello Stephen,

Thanks for the invite, feedback and kind words brother - All the best to you and your Department!

At 7:04pm on April 25, 2011, Mike France said…: Welcome and great blogs

At 7:59pm on April 23, 2011, Eddie Crombie said…: Thanks for the add brother. If you haven't done so already check out my Blog Hooks & Irons and let me know what you think.

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