Performs diverse technical duties associated with Emergency Response activities, utilizing all applicable TI, local, state, and federal standards, regulations standards, policies, programs, procedures, and standard operational guidelines. Maintain a safe, secure, and interruption-free environment utilizing prevention activities to mitigate potential response event escalation and impact, including providing initial 5-minute Emergency Response & IC-Incident Command coordination for all SCC-dispatched & paged emergencies within the wafer Fabs, as well as all area TI site & buildings. Duties include prevention activities such as odor mitigation, response to emergencies (hazmat, fire, medical, rescue), Customer support for wreck-out, relocation, and decontamination of equipment and facilities. Duties include prevention activities such as odor mitigation and weekly walkthroughs, training of team members, and coordination of decontamination services. Work with minimal supervision to complete assigned tasks promptly. Maintained timesheets, decon database, and SAP for turnkey and supplemental contractors and managed over time.

Serving as a Driver, I was tasked with the responsibility of having everyone go home. In the absence of Captain serve as acting Captain, attend continuing education courses in driving multiple apparatus, Emergency Medical Technician-Basic (EMT-B), and related subjects; Inspect buildings and premises for compliancewith fire laws, address complaints, and aid in the investigation of arson cases; station duties, physicalactivities; performs related work as required.As a Fire Fighter was my duty to protect the public in emergencies and abide by the rules, regulations,Standard Operation Procedures (SOPs) and Mobile Fire and Rescue Department Policies. I wasalso responsible for responding to a wide variety of calls ranging from emergency or non-emergencymedical calls to structural fires, wildland fires, motor vehicle collisions, Hazard Material Spills/Contamination, flooding, water rescue, and general rescues. Also, as a driver, firefighter, and EMT-B,being calm and reassuring and presuming an efficient manner is key in stressfulsituations.