Paul Perry, Cd Email & Phone Number

North Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada

• Managed the City of North Battleford team of over 20+ firefighters and trained them to face emergencies with courage.• Supervised fire service personnel in delivering fire suppression, rescue, and hazardous materials and planned the implementation of Training Division operations.• Established modern rescue techniques and precepts for improving the fire prevention and suppression procedures and assisted the Fire Chief in planning and executing apparatus maintenance procedures, community relations and fire training programs.• Aided the Fire Chief in formulating, developing, and implementing different phases of the fire safety operations• Partnered with Emergency Management Agency directors and multi-jurisdictional emergencies to maintain the community's needs and personnel safety.• Performed inspections of facilities for violation of fire prevention regulations and fire hazards and deficiencies

Ontario, Canada

Evaluator of Firefighting personnel throughout Ontario.

Ontario, Canada

Instructor IMS 100,200 and 300 for the Office of the Fire Marshal and Emergency Management for province of Ontario.

• Hired to achieve external audit requirements for daily training: rotated in team of 4 training officers to conduct daily 4-hour training sessions, as well as 3-day training sessions. • Prepared training curriculum and occasionally met ad hoc training requirements, leveraging history of experience to conduct effective instruction without prep time.• Integrated aspects of Ontario Fire Code and National Fire Code, rescue (rope rescue, confined space, forced rescue tool), and use of breathing apparatus, thermal imaging camera, compressors, and more.

Chalk River

Reporting to Fire Prevention Program Authority, conduct building inspections, employee education, “hot work” assessments for remedial actions, fire drills, fire cause investigations, wild land fire prevention, and emergency response duties; also provide building codes and standards guidance.• Conduct daily inspections of reactor building, as well as monthly inspections of the 200 buildings on site, identifying and rectifying combustible and fire suppression system issues.

Fort St-John, Bc

• Collaborated in 2 to 5 man crews to provide firefighting leadership on oil and gas sites – refineries and fracking operations, responding to chemical and acid spills and multiple daily fueling oversight.• Worked in extreme conditions of up to minus 30 degrees Celsius, escorting fueling trucks delivering “hot fuel” to 12 to 24 pumps, two to three times daily. • Delivered daily safety briefs to up to 60 on-site personnel; completed invoices at the end of each job as per contract, on assignments that lasted up to 15 days maximum on any one of 6 sites.

Canadian Forces Fire Academy

• Promoted to role of Instructor, teaching firefighting to classes of up to 30 from experienced to novice, as apprenticeship training prior to being deployed to Fire Halls. • Provided leadership, as senior ranking officer, assigning work and administrating personal and administrative needs during students’ stay at CFB Borden for a period of 8 months 24/7.

Greenwood Ns, Victoria Bc, Borden On

• Assumed rotational role as deputy platoon chief, prioritizing work of 7-9 personnel.• Addressed fires on ship, always managing to extinguish fires in insipient stage, critical in a vessel at sea.• Pursued advanced firefighting studies recognizing my interest in the teamwork, high standards and precision, diligent work ethic, and willing acceptance of strict procedures and responsibility. • Proactively visited living quarters to assess fire escape and prevention issues.• Served 3 years as airport firefighter in Greenwood, NS, a base with 5000 personnel, conducting fire drills, building inspections, fire extinguisher training, and fire hydrant and suppression system maintenance.• Deployed to the Southern and Northern Pacific for assistance operations, stopping at multiple ports and conducting naval exercises with American, Chilean, Peruvian, Mexican, and British Naval Fleets. • Served as Crash/Rescue Firefighter on flight deck stand-by ensuring safe helicopter operations; served as the fire department “stores man,” administrating a $60-80K budget for equipment repair and replacement.

Victoria, Bc

• Updated my firefighting skills in equipment, commands and responses (see extensive list under Professional Development). • Instructed sailors, who all hold double duty as firefighters, in damage repair at sea, addressing fire, flooding and other critical factors that could de-stabilize a vessel at sea.

Halifax, Canada Area

Professional sailor Royal Canadian Navy -Consisting of Rigging, and Operational, Boatwork, Cranework, watch supervisor, Explosive Ordinance Disposal crew and Naval Boarding Party member.

Transport NCO, Machine Gunner, radio operator, driver, section 2 I/C.

Fire Officer Certificate Program, Fire Science/Fire-Fighting, Honours

Fire Officer Certificate Program. Incident command (ICS) 400 Completed.

Certified Fire Inspector Level 1 & 2, Fire/Arson Investigation And Prevention

Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting And Related Protective Services

Structural Firefighting, Aircraft Firefighting, Hazardous Materials Technician.

High School, Academic, 12

Ics 400, Incident Command

Diploma Of Business, Business, Management, Marketing, And Related Support Services, Honours

Fire Officer Certificate Program, Fire Science/Fire-Fighting, Honours

Diploma Of Business, Business Administration And Management, General, 3.67

Fire Prevention Officer Certificate, Fire/Arson Investigation And Prevention

Certificate, Fire Prevention Officer, Honours