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Department:: chicago fire department/ MPFD

Title/rank:: ff/emt/ training officer

Years of public service:: 9

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Topics you provide training for:: downed firefighter, drags, carries, webbing, 1st in engine, first in truck, building construction.

Areas of expertise:: Rit, Saving our own, truck and eng 1st in

Web site:: http://www.firerescuetrainingservices.com

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At 1:03pm on December 16, 2009, Chris Piepenburg said…: Hey Paul, what's going on? How are the strap sales going, you hittin it big yet?

At 8:11am on October 1, 2009, John Dinnsen said…: Paul...thanks for the Quick Grab strap and helping with the training drills. Every firefighter should take advantage of good training and it opened our departments eyes on other ways to get a victim or another firefighter out using the Quick Grab straps. Great tool and great training. Thanks again!!

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