Michael Ingerman Email & Phone Number

Garyville, Louisiana, United States

• Respond to emergency calls related to fire suppression, emergency medical services, technical rescue, and hazardous materials operations.
• As Incident Commander, I control the scene and coordinate the efforts of the on-scene personnel to mitigate the emergency.
• Conduct Fire, Hazmat, Medical, Rescue, and Oil Spill drills
• Fulfill the role of the Fire Chief in their absence
• Provide emergency medical care during normal plant operations and the off-shift. Initiate and apply appropriate medical treatment, including first aid and advanced life support, according to standard and accepted.

Pearl River, Louisiana, United States

• Serve as Lead Firefighter and Incident Commander on emergency calls.
• Respond to emergency calls related to fire suppression, emergency medical services, technical rescue and hazardous materials operations.
• As Incident Commander, I take control of the scene and coordinated the efforts of the on scene personnel to mitigate the emergency.
• Participate in activities and operations in response to natural disasters, and coordinating resources with local and state authorities.
• Organize and participate in community outreach and fire prevention programs.
• Participate in incident investigations and corrective action activities resulting from employee injuries and incidents.

• Support daily HSSE functions by providing occupational safety, health, and industrial hygiene expertise to +400 operational personnel.
• Respond to Medical emergencies, initiate and apply appropriate medical treatment including, first aid and advanced life support according to standard and accepted protocol.
• Issue safe work, hot work, and confined space permits and ensure a safe working environment.
• Respond to emergencies involving but not limited to Acrylonitrile, Hydrogen Cyanide, Ammonia, Methyl Methacrylate, Methacrylic Acid, Melamine, Urea, and Sulfuric Acid.
• Provides overall assistance/direction to the Incident Commander and may assume Incident Commander responsibilities during emergencies.
• Requests and coordinates any outside assistance as needed.

• Serve as lead instructor to provide accurate and up-to-date education and employ effective instructional practices and media in both a classroom and hands on practical environment.
• Class subjects include structural firefighting both interior and exterior, special rescue, hazardous material, industrial, aircraft fire fighting, and emergency medical services.
• Maintain detailed training records and attendance reports.
• Co-Organizer of a State wide conference giving classroom and hands on training to a 75 students.
• Received two Letters of Appreciation from two Fire Chief’s in the Greater New Orleans area.

Belle Chasse, Louisiana, United States

• Serve as Lead Crew Member of an Advance Life Support ambulance.
• Respond to emergency calls related to fire suppression, emergency medical services, technical rescue and hazardous materials operations.
• Initiate and apply appropriate medical treatment including rescue, first aid and advanced life support according to standard and accepted protocol and the latest technology available.
• Serve as lead instructor for fire, medical, hazmat and technical rescue training.
• Serve in the Emergency Operations Center during large scale emergencies.
• Issue hot work permits and ensure safe work operations.

Pensacola, Florida, United States

• Served as Firefighter/EMT apart of a crew of 4 on a fire apparatus.
• Responded to emergency calls related to fire suppression, emergency medical services, technical rescue and hazardous materials operations.
• As Incident Commander, I took control of the scene and coordinated the effects of the on scene personnel to mitigate the emergency.
• Enter inspection, training, incident and emergency medical reports according to department standard operating procedures.
• Conduct inspections of fixed fire protection systems
• Serve as lead instructor for fire, medical, hazmat and technical rescue training.

• Served as Captain and directly supervise a crew of 4 on a fire apparatus.
• Act as Shift Supervisor and Incident Commander.
• Supervised the activities of the fire crew in the delivery of fire suppression, rescue, hazardous materials and emergency medical services (EMS) operations and the planning and implementation of Training Division.
• Created and maintained a training matrix system showing all mandatory, specialized, optional and miscellaneous training; planned, scheduled and conducted training drills appropriate for fire fighters.
• Prepared instruction aids, training manuals and Department bulletins as well as maintained training progress records for the members of the Department