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Richmond, Va, Us

Yorktown, Virginia, United States

- Performs skilled and specialized technical emergency response work in firefighting, emergency medical services, rescue, and hazardous materials/technical rescue situations and emergency responses.- Performs firefighting, provides pre-hospital emergency medical care and transportation of the sick and injured, rescue work, fire and injury prevention public education and community services, contains hazardous materials response and cleanup; performs technical rescues and disaster response services.- Trains in the methods and techniques of emergency response operations and the use of equipment and apparatus.

Grand Canyon Village, Arizona, United States

- Lead, mentored, supervised, and trained firefighters, security manager and security officers in their daily duties; member of the Grand Canyon Fire Department, serving as an Engine Captain and Duty Officer/Shift Commander, coordinating mutual aid responses with outside agencies as required.- Advised Risk Management Director on issues of fire, life safety, and security; Planed and implemented strategic solutions to problems of the same nature. Served as the Risk Management Director in his absence.- Operated department in a safe and frugal manner; maximizing budgeted funds to achieve mission success.- Collaborated with management staff on issues of safety and security, mitigating hazards and correcting deficiencies, according to NFPA, OSHA, NPS, and company regulations.

Richmond, Virginia, United States

- Lead, mentored, supervised, and trained emergency crews to perform duties in the fields of emergency medical services, fire suppression, hazardous materials response, and confined space entry permitting, according to OSHA and plant regulations. - Developed policy in accordance with local, state, and national guidelines to maximize safety and proficiency of assigned personnel and contractors.- Assessed the condition of ill or injured patients and provided necessary basic and advanced life support; acted as Attendant-In-Charge as required. Coordinated emergent and non-emergent transport of patients with outside agencies.

Williamsburg, Virginia

- Performs full range of fire suppression duties and hazardous operations response; assists in performing high angle, trench, confined space, and water rescues and rescues from hazardous sites such as auto accidents, and collapsed buildings. - Assesses condition of ill or injured patients and provides necessary basic or advanced life support as certified and acts as Attendant-In-Charge (AIC) as required; transports patients to medical facilities.- Drives and operates specialized firefighting, emergency medical services, and rescue apparatus and equipment; performs daily inspections and minor repairs; cleans equipment as needed.- Assists in performing ALS skills as needed based on level of certification achieved.- Performs thirteen (13) Essential Job Tasks and Descriptions of fire department members and candidates referred to in the National Fire Protection Association Code 1582; Chapter 5; Section 5.1.1; 2013 edition.- Assists with training sessions for other firefighters and the public; speaks to students and other groups regarding fire rescue operations; participates in public relations and educational events and activities.- Performs administrative support functions such as preparing and completing reports; uses word processing, spreadsheet and other related software.

Doswell, Va

- Conducted safety, fire, and hazardous materials inspections of buildings, response equipment, and storage facilities. Responded to alarms and emergencies of same nature, as well as ride evacuations and animal removal according to OSHA and park regulations.- Provided basic and advanced life support to guests and associates including emergency care, wound care, removing splinters, administering over-the-counter medications and basic health evaluations.- Maintained all first aid facilities, vehicles, and equipment in a clean and sanitary condition. Performed cleaning duties according to OSHA and Park Blood-Borne Pathogen requirements.

Norfolk, Virginia

- Directed, managed, and facilitated training and certification for 15 Marine Professional Military Education (PME) instructors- Planned, conducted, administered, and evaluated PME courses for entry and intermediate-level Marine Corps leaders, both in the continental United States and abroad

Norfolk, Virginia

- Trained, developed, counseled, and mentored 15 Marine Corps infantrymen- Guard supervisor of stationary, mobile, and reactionary security forces on ten miles of international military fence line perimeter- Guard supervisor during a multi-national security exercise- Developed perimeter defense plans at American Embassies

Beaufort, South Carolina

- Trained, developed, counseled, and mentored 25 Marine Corps fire fighters- Team leader of 4 Marine Corps fire fighters, providing Tactical Rescue of Aircraft and Personnel (TRAP), Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) support, Navy Shock Trauma Platoon (STP) mutual aid, structural and airfield fire protection, fire prevention and inspection, as well as daily clerical and administrative duties in the Combat Operations Center, both of an emergency service and combat operational nature

Quantico, Virginia

- Trained, developed, and mentored 4 Marine Corps fire fighters as part of an individual crew- Designed, implemented, and managed the department’s Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Explosives/Hazardous Materials (CBRNE/HAZMAT) program; including budget and procurement- Implemented memorandums of understanding with the Marine Corps Base Quantico Fire and Emergency Services Department

Jacksonville, North Carolina

- Served as on a team of 4 Marine Corps airport fire fighters- Served as an Emergency Services dispatcher- Served on a team of 8 Marine Corps fire fighters, during military deployment, providing Tactical Rescue of Aircraft and Personnel (TRAP), Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) support, Navy Shock Trauma Platoon (STP) mutual aid, structural and airfield fire protection, fire prevention and inspection, as well as daily clerical and administrative duties in the Combat Operations Center, both of an emergency service and combat operational nature

Technical Certifications, Fire Protection

- Firefighter I and II - Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations - RIT/Mayday Technician - Vehicle Rescue 1 - Communicating.

Military And Strategic Leadership

- Entry-Level Marine Corps Leadership Course, 2008 - Intermediate-Level Marine Corps Leadership Course, 2014 - Entry.

Technical Certifications, Fire Protection

- Firefighter I and II - Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations - Airport Firefighter

High School Diploma