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Lives in:: Jacksonville, Fl

Department:: NS Mayport Fire and Emergency Services

Title/rank:: Station Chief

Years of public service:: 26+

Agency structure:: Military fire department

Top issues in your department:: Fire, Rescue, ARFF, HAZMAT, Shipboard, EMS (ALS)

Professional Qualifications:: Fire officer III, Fire Service Instructor II, Fire Inspector II, HAZMAT Train-the-Trainer (Tech & IC) HAZMAT Branch Officer, Confined Space Rescue Technician, Driver Operator Pumper, ARFF, Aerial, Fl EMT (24Yrs)

Topics you provide training for:: Fire, Rescue, ARFF, HAZMAT, Shipboard, EMS

Areas of expertise:: HAZMAT, Fire, Confined Space, ARFF, Technical Rescue

Bio:: Started My career in the USAF as a Fire Protection Specialist,. Assigned to Laughlin AFB, Tx (T-37 & T38) then to RAF Fairford, UK (KC-10, KC-135 and B-52) Left the USAF in 1985 and started with the Navy at NTC Orlando. From Firefighter to Fire Captain. In 1998 Orlando closed due to BRAC. I went to NS Mayport as a Firefighter. I was promoted to DO, Capt and Station Chief within 4 years.

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