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Devon Barnes Rpf is listed as Forest Protection Technician at British Columbia Wildfire Management Branch, based in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Devon Barnes Rpf.
Devon Barnes Rpf previously worked as Bureau of Land Management Research Assistant at Alaska Fire Service and Teaching Assistant at University Of Alberta. Devon Barnes Rpf holds Master Of Science (Ms), Wildland Fire Science, A Average from University Of Alberta.
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Listed skills include First Aid And Cpr, Driver License, Chainsaw Operator, Dendrology, and 18 others.
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Dease Lake
A nine-month Auxillary seasonal position in Northwest Bristich Columbia. Assist in the development, implementation, co- ordination, administration and maintenance of the Wildfire Protection Program within a Fire Zone. Fireline duties have included Task Force Leader, Division Supervisor and Branch Director.
Edmonton, Canada Area
Field research with the Alaska Bureau of Land Management. Evaluating sprinklers' watering treatment effect on fuel moisture codes to mitigate fire hazard and the associated fire danger rating.
Edmonton, Canada Area
Helped teach and grade Fire Ecology and Management undergraduate course.
Edmonton, Canada Area
Helped grade Introduction to Forestry undergraduate course.
Fort Nelson, Bc
Leading with integrity to ensure safety of assigned resources.Training fire staff about wildfire strategies and tactics.Managed cost recovery fires and roles as Incident Commander 3 trainee.
Fort Nelson, Bc
Exported to Ontario as ground crew resources.Trained local structural firefighters S-100 (Basic Fire Suppression).
Whitecourt, Alberta
Quality assurance for the Mountain Pine Beetle program.
Whitecourt, Ab
Satisfied roles as Manup Supervisor, Division Supervisor, and Incident Commander 3.Initial attack assistant coordinator and the administration of project work.
Calgary, Canada Area
Responded to mutual aid fires and activated unified command.Participated in FireSmart project in Lac des Acrs.Supporting initial attack crew for Mount Nestor tri-agency prescribed burn.Responding to human caused fires and protecting the scene of origin.Powerline and railway caused wildfires.Hover exit training of field crews.
Cranbrook, Bc
Block layout, stream surveys, Site Plans, and soil classification.GIS mapping and post-processing.Mountain pine beetle ground surveys with fall and burn control treatments.
Cranbrook, Bc
The ecological restoration of the Rocky Mountain Trench including vegetation surveys, block layout, slashing operations, assessment of grazing opportunities, regeneration, and noxious weeds surveys.Supervised one forestry assistant and compiled documents.Mountain pine beetle ground surveys with fall and burn control treatments.
Lac La Biche
Suppressed more than sixty fire targets of various sizes.
Lac La Biche, Ab
Observed all types of fire behaviours (surface, ground, and crown) in a variety of fuel types (C1, C2, C3, C4, C7, D1, M1, O1, S1, and S2).Participated in fuel modification programs in Lac La Bich and Conklin.
Lac La Biche
Demonstated abilities to maintain and operate wildfire equipment such as water pumps, hand tools, field navigation devices (map, compass, GPS) fire hose plumbing, driptorch and chainsaw.
Thunder Bay, On
Cut and skid harvesting operations, timber cruising, and danger tree removal of cut lines.Supervised one high school student pruning a pine planation.
London, Ontario
Construction landscaping for municipality projects.
London, Canada Area
The removal of hazardous trees in the urban setting.The transportation and planting of trees using a tree spade machine.Working with equipment such as wood chipper, chainsaw, and stump grinder.
London, Canada Area
Sorted and delivered mail, processed couriers, and operated printing department.Working in the factory operations doing production lines and quality control.
London, Canada Area
Lawn services such as edging, mowing, cultivating, weeding, fertilization, and line trimming.Maintained lawn equipment.
Activities and Societies: Western Partnership for Wildland Fire Science (http://www.ualberta.ca/~wcwfs/) Master thesis entitled Evaluating.
Program included writing a fictitious Forest Management Plan. Undergraduate thesis entitled Lakehead University Forestry Student.
Undergraduate senior project entitled Forestry Student Decline in Enrolments.
Completed a series of geography courses to develop a specialized knowledge.
Completed a series of courses that provided specialize knowledge in environmental assessment, resource management, and public consultation.
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Devon Barnes Rpf works for British Columbia Wildfire Management Branch.
Devon Barnes Rpf is listed as Forest Protection Technician at British Columbia Wildfire Management Branch.
Devon Barnes Rpf is based in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada while working with British Columbia Wildfire Management Branch.
Devon Barnes Rpf has worked for British Columbia Wildfire Management Branch, Alaska Fire Service, University Of Alberta, Bc, and Alberta Sustainable Resource Development.
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Devon Barnes Rpf holds Master Of Science (Ms), Wildland Fire Science, A Average from University Of Alberta.
Devon Barnes Rpf is listed with skills including First Aid And Cpr, Driver License, Chainsaw Operator, Dendrology, Transportation Of Dangerous Goods, Dangerous Tree Assessment, Hazardous Materials, and Sustainability.
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