William "Eric" Ashley, Mmpa, Nrp Email & Phone Number

Virginia Beach, Va, Us

Station 07, Engine 07B, 4817 Columbus Street, Virginia Beach, Va 23462

Summary Supervise and direct the delivery of skilled emergency and non-emergency services in a variety of areas, typically including areas of fire suppression, rescue operations, advanced medical assistance, public education and information, and other relevant duties as required; this position typically commands a fire station during a 24-hour shift and is responsible for all personnel, equipment, apparatus, and facilities under its direction; job requires standing an assigned 24-hour shift or assigned work schedule, responding as needed during that shift; a typical work week averages 56 hours; may be assigned to specialty areas, such as administration, inspections, training, or investigation; may be required to stand duty and respond as needed during off duty periods on a regular basis; and fills in for superiors as required. Representative Work Functions and Responsibilities • Managing Emergency Incidents • Human Resources Management • Administrative Duties • Pre-Planning and Inspection • Community Relations • Training and Professional Development • Perform duties as a Relief/Fill-in Battalion ChiefPerform other job duties requiring skills, knowledge and physical requirements as demanded by those duties described or less. Individual assignments will be determined by the supervisor based on then current workloads and department needs.

Various Fire Station In The City Of Virginia Beach

Summary Provide related, skilled, emergency, medical pre-hospital, and non-emergency services in a variety of areas; typical areas are fire suppression, fire prevention and inspections, pre-hospital assistance, arson investigations, training, rescue operations, advanced medical assistance, and public education and information; incumbent stands an assigned 24 hour shift, or other assigned shift, responding as needed during that shift; typical work week for the incumbent averages 56 hours. Responsibilities Suppress fires utilizing standard fire service equipment to minimize property loss and to save human lives. Provide rescue services when responding to emergency and non-emergency calls to minimize human pain and suffering and to save lives. Assume basic life support pre-hospital care and perform some advanced life support care from the apparatus to those in need of medical help to minimize human pain and suffering and save lives. Perform those activities that will ensure the operational readiness and long-life of departmental facilities, apparatus, specialized tools and equipment. Inspect commercial and residential occupancies to insure code compliance to maintain a fire safe environment. Conduct fire investigations to determine if the incident is arson. Process and arrest individuals of arson activity to ensure that justice is done. Instruct employees in fire service techniques in a classroom situation to impart knowledge that will provide department employees with current trends and theories of fire science. Perform those activities required to maintain the physical agility and stamina required to performstrenuous fire fighting duties. Attend classes and performs those activities required to familiarize and reacquaint themselves with the proper practices and procedures of fire science to effect an efficient delivery of services. Perform other job duties requiring skills, knowledge and physical requirements as demanded by those duties described or less.

Various Fire Station In The City Of Virginia Beach

Class Summary Provide related, skilled emergency, advanced life support medical pre-hospital, and non-emergency services in a variety of areas; typical areas of fire suppression, medical pre-hospital assistance, public education and information, and other duties as required; incumbents stand assigned 24-hour shifts, or other assigned shifts, responding as needed during that shift; typical work week for incumbents averages 56 hours. Responsibilities Suppress fire utilizing standard fire service equipment to save lives and minimize property loss. Perform salvage and overhaul activities to minimize property loss at the fire scene and to protect citizens from post fire damage. Rescue endangered persons in emergency and non-emergency situations to maintain human life. Assume responsibility for advanced life support pre-hospital care; and provide supervision and care of patients in the pre-hospital environment from the apparatus to those in need of medical help to minimize human pain and suffering and save lives. Maintain departmental facilities, apparatus, specialized tools and equipment to ensure their operational readiness and long life. Inspect various types of occupancies within the City for code conformance to ensure fire safe environment. Instruct the public to the danger of fire safe environment; instruct public to the danger of fire and how to create a fire safe environment to save lives and minimize property loss. Engage in physical training to maintain the physical agility and stamina required to perform strenuous firefighting duties; and participate in training drills and classes to ensure familiarity with proper practices and procedures of fire service techniques to provide efficient and effective delivery of related services. Perform other job duties requiring skills, knowledge and physical requirements as demanded by those

City Of Virginia Beach

SummaryWorking my way through the work books for SITL and DOCL as a member of the Planning Section. Currently work with the Special Events Battalion Chief and the EOC; drafting Tactical Action Plans in support of the City Incident Actions plans for the Shamrock Marathon Weekend, Strawberry Festival/Memorial Day Weekend, and the Rock & Roll 1/2 Marathon/Labor Day Weekend... serve as a member of the consolidated Planning/Operations section during the above events and the Something in the Water, Warbirds over Pungo, and the wicked 10k events...I desire to transition to the Hampton Roads All Hazard Incident Management Team...

2016-2017 Modular Program

Modular program for the VFCA Fire Officer’s Academy; Servant Leadership, Team Building; Community Risk Reduction; 13 IAFC/IAFF Life Safety Initiatives; Everyone goes Home; Cancer Prevention; and Resiliency/Stress First Aid

Served as Readiness NCO, Platoon Sergeant, Supply Sergeant, Squad Leader, Section Leader, Team Leader in CMF 11B, 12B, 13F, 75B, 88M, 91B

Central And Norther Virginia

Interfacility Transport; Geriatric, Adult, and Pediatric Critical Care Transports, 911 Service

Msm, Management, Leadership, And Public Administration, 3.85

Bsm, Management/Leadership, 3.63

Aas, Ems, 3.31

Aas, Fire Science, 3.75

Career Studies, Ccemtp

Career Studies, Nremt Paramedic, 3.18