Erika Mccarter Email and Phone Number

• Performed as a crewmember on a type 6 wildland fire engine, assigned to suppress the full range of difficulty and complexity of fires.• Performed and directed others in proper pump use (i.e. priming, starting, adjusting engine speed etc.) • Directed/laid hose with appropriate hardware for effective use of water. • Performed prescribed fire operations including preparation, ignition, monitoring, holding, and mop up. • Performed and recorded initial size up. • Identified potential hazards to property and other improvements. • Ensured the engine and fire equipment had been kept in full state of readiness for emergency dispatch.• Built fire line using hand tools.• Fell trees/ snags using chainsaws.• Cleaned, reconditioned, and stored specialized fire tools and equipment.• Operated specialized fire suppression equipment such as portable pumps and drip torches.• Drove engine to fire locations while taking into consideration the safety of our crew and how to best utilize our equipment

• Worked in the Visitor Center pouring samples of Firestone Beer.• Led visitors on tours of the brewery.• Educated customers on the history of the company, as well as all things brewing/serving beer.• Operated a POS/cash register.

• Worked closely with customers.• Operated a POS/cash register.• Learned how to effectively sell wine and promote the wine club.• Shared knowledge of the winery, its wines, and its history with customers. • Learned to handle a busy tasting room comfortably. • Maintained a clean tasting room. • Helped open and close tasting room.

• Collected recreational fishery data, ocean fishery data, and biological samples at public launch ramps, docks, piers, beach/banks, and commercial offloading/processing locations using standardized survey protocols. • Duties included identification of fish and the collection of: fish lengths, weights, and other biological data as needed.• Performed data entry, reviews, edits and submitted data to field supervisor in a timely manner. • Interacted with and responded to public questions about recreational fishing regulations, fish identification, and other topics while in the field using material provided by the Department.• Assisted with data analyses, technical report writing, equipment maintenance, and other project functions as needed.

• Worked on a crew of 8, on a Type 3 Engine, used for: suppression of large fires, support of management ignited fires, patrolling, and structure protection.• Worked with specialized firefighting equipment and performed many strenuous activities, including: construction of fire line with hand tools, hose lays, and mopping up hot spots near the fire’s edge.• Observed, recorded, and preserved evidence of cause of fires.• Worked on an engine equipped for medical situations and trained to provide aid to victims until more qualified responders could get there.• Learned importance of self-motivation and doing things without having to be told.• Demonstrated ability to work effectively and make independent decisions in a high-stress environment

• Helped plan and manage sites for winter sports areas, wilderness backpacking, and a wide variety of trails and recreation areas.• Provided information on resource management practices for the area.• Checked for compliance with regulations and reported violations to supervisor.• Assured recreation area and trails were maintained in accordance with standards.• Constructed and rehabilitated minor recreation facilities and trails.• Interacted with the public providing regulations, opportunities, and current restrictions.• Worked alone for entire workdays while using problem-solving skills to attend to issues that came up.