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Lives in:: Cartersville GA

Department:: Cobb County Fire Dept

Title/rank:: Engineer

Years of public service:: 9

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Topics you provide training for:: Crew Resource Management, Fire Apparatus Operator, Acting Officer Development, Hazmat, Safety.

Areas of expertise:: Crew Resource Management, leadership, engine ops, truck ops, hazmat.

Bio:: Joined the fireservice after 10 years in the Marine Corps. 15 year background in Crew Resource Management. Currently stationed at an Engine/Ladder Company and Hazmat Teammember.

Web site:: http://www.maffc.org

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Situational Awareness

I am new this whole writing thing, so any feedback would be very welcome. This first bit is something I wrote in reply to a question asked of me about my view of Situational Awareness as it relates to Crew Resource Management. Please let me know what you think, especially about the wording, flow etc.... Thanks in advance.

Situational Awareness

Situational Awareness (SA) is a term that I have been operating in and around for the better part of my working…

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At 11:27am on March 13, 2012, Christopher Huston said…: Thanks for the add! This community is a great way to share ideas and keep connected for the 51 weeks between FDIC's!

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