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Lives in:: Wyckoff, NJ

Department:: Wyckoff (NJ)

Title/rank:: Deputy Chief

Years of public service:: 30

Agency structure:: Volunteer fire department

Top issues in your department:: staffing
training
morale

Professional Qualifications:: NJ StateFire Instructor- Level 2
OEM
EMT-D

Bio:: B.B. Baker, a 26-year veteran of the emergency services, is a deputy chief with the Wyckoff (NJ) Fire Department where he also serves as the RADEF Coordinator and HAZMAT Coordinator for the Office of Emergency Management. A NJ state-certified Level 2 fire instructor and EMT-D, he is an instructor at the Bergen County (NJ) Fire Academy. BB returns to Indianapolis in 2008 for his fourth year as an FDIC H.O.T. flashover instructor. He also was a flashover instructor at FDIC East.

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At 4:54pm on June 5, 2008, Kevin Reilly said…: Hey BB,
I have a few pictures from FDIC for you.
email me at kevin@FirefighterSafety.net.
Great to hear from you. Kev Delete Comment

At 9:00pm on May 28, 2008, Steve Gooley said…: Welcome to the site. Take a look at the New Jersey group located at http://community.fireengineering.com/group/newjersey. Feel free to join and make it your own.

At 11:35pm on April 2, 2008, Eric Schlett said…: Hello and welcome BB. I'm glad to see you are here. I look forward to seeing you in Indy.

Eric

At 9:23pm on April 2, 2008, Anthony Avillo said…: hey there fella
am going to indy sat
will c u there
later
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At 7:30am on April 2, 2008, Leonard Carmichael Jr. said…: That's messed up!

At 1:03am on April 2, 2008, Frank Ricci said…: Check out and sign up, we could use your input in our Tactical Building Blocks group. We are on the side under featured groups.
This group will focus on aggressive interior firefighting. We will address tactics that increase your chance of not getting jammed up and cover what actions to undertake if you do.We will cover some big issues as well as small tactical tips
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