Highly skilled and versatile professional with expertise in structural firefighting, fire suppression techniques, and emergency response. Proficient in operating rescue and extrication tools, water rescue, and implementing fire mitigation strategies to ensure public safety. Adept at promoting health and wellness, conducting trauma assessments, and delivering first aid and basic life support. Strong knowledge of the incident command system complemented by exceptional tactical thinking and verbal communication skills. Experienced in facility and apparatus maintenance, smoke ventilation techniques, and fire department operations. Holds an LGV category licence with a commitment to advancing fire safety advocacy and public safety awareness.
Competent Driver with excellent organizational and multitasking skills dedicated to achieving challenging delivery timetables. Trained in basic maintenance, repairs and vehicle maintenance. Detail-oriented in meeting daily business and customer needs.
Well-qualified Firefighter experienced in developing fire safety plans and emergency procedures. Keeps equipment functioning, clean and organised for quick use and consistently runs drills to maintain abilities. History reducing fire hazards by staying prepared for hazardous emergencies and collaborating professionally with local fire brigade.
Trained in emergency response procedures and firefighting and excited to build career in field. Calm and productive in face of challenging assignments and dangerous scenes. Ready to quickly respond to incidents with focus on preventing loss of life and damage to property.
NFPA 1001 Standard for Fire Fighter I&II Professional Qualifications
-(Firefighter I)
-Performing tasks such as hose line operations, forcible entry, and ventilation.
-Conducting search and rescue operations under stressful conditions.
-Responding to various emergencies, including fires, medical emergencies, and hazardous material incidents.
-Wearing and maintaining PPE, including self-contained breathing apparatus.
-Operating fire apparatus and other emergency vehicles.
-Communicating effectively under high-stress conditions.
-(Firefighter II)
-Performing more complex firefighting tasks and strategies.
-Assisting in incident command and control operations.
-Providing training and education to other firefighters and the public.
-Engaging in fire prevention and public education activities.
-Promoting safety and health practices within the fire service.
NFPA 1002 Standard for Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications
-Safely driving and operating fire apparatus in both emergency and non-emergency situations.
-Following safety practices and manufacturer's specifications for fire apparatus.
-Demonstrating competency and staying current with general knowledge.
-Well trained in dealing with all types of emergencies
NFPA 1003 Standard for Airport Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications
-Responding to aircraft emergencies, including fires and rescues.
-Using appropriate extinguishing agents and techniques to suppress fires on aircraft and airport property.
-Assisting in the evacuation and rescue of passengers and crew from aircraft.
-Managing hazardous materials incidents at the airport.
-Responding to various emergencies, including medical emergencies and other incidents on airport property.
-Promoting safety and health practices within the airport fire service.
NFPA 1005 Professional Qualifications Standard for Marine Fire Fighting for Land-Based Fire
Fighters
-Responding to incidents involving vessels, docks, and marine facilities.
-Using appropriate extinguishing agents and techniques to suppress fires on vessels and marine structures.
-Assisting in the evacuation and rescue of passengers and crew from vessels.
-Managing hazardous materials incidents in marine environments.
-Promoting safety and health practices within the marine fire service.
NFPA 1006 Standard for Technical Rope Rescue Operations Level
-Define the minimum job performance requirements (JPRs) for technical rescuers to ensure they are capable of performing their duties.
-Promote safety for both rescuers and victims during rescue operations by providing guidelines and best practices.
-Provide a standardized framework for training programs to ensure consistency and quality in the education and certification of technical rescuers.
-Ensure that rescuers possess the requisite knowledge and skills to handle various rescue scenarios, including rope rescue, confined space rescue, and water rescue.
-Encourage ongoing training and professional development to keep rescuers up-to-date with the latest techniques and technologies in the field.
NFPA 1072/472 Standard for Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass Destruction Emergency
Response Personnel Professional Qualifications/Standard for Competence of Responders to
Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents
-(1072)
Identifying and interpreting types of hazards and response information.
-Developing a plan of action consistent with local emergency action plans.
-Executing the response plan, including selecting appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and
deploying resources.
-Assessing the effectiveness of the response and making necessary adjustments.
-Concluding the incident response and conducting a debriefing.
-(472)
-Recognizing the presence of hazardous materials, protecting themselves, calling for trained personnel, and
securing the area.
-Taking defensive actions to contain the release from a safe distance and implementing protective actions.
-Taking offensive actions to stop the release of hazardous materials using specialized equipment and
techniques.
FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)
-Helping communities understand and prepare for potential risks, including providing tools like flood maps
and promoting the National Flood Insurance Program.
-FEMA coordinates the federal response to disasters that receive a Presidential disaster declaration.
-Working closely with state, local, tribal, and territorial governments to provide necessary support and
resources.
-Assisting in the process of declaring emergencies and major disasters, which allows for federal assistance.
-Providing grants and support for recovery initiatives, research, and rebuilding efforts.
-Offering training and education to equip communities with disaster preparedness knowledge and skills.
-Helping communities become more resilient through various programs and initiatives.
NFPA 1001 Standard for Fire Fighter I&II Professional Qualifications
-(Firefighter I)
-Performing tasks such as hose line operations, forcible entry, and ventilation.
-Conducting search and rescue operations under stressful conditions.
-Responding to various emergencies, including fires, medical emergencies, and hazardous material incidents.
-Wearing and maintaining PPE, including self-contained breathing apparatus.
-Operating fire apparatus and other emergency vehicles.
-Communicating effectively under high-stress conditions.
-(Firefighter II)
-Performing more complex firefighting tasks and strategies.
-Assisting in incident command and control operations.
-Providing training and education to other firefighters and the public.
-Engaging in fire prevention and public education activities.
-Promoting safety and health practices within the fire service.
NFPA 1002 Standard for Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications
-Safely driving and operating fire apparatus in both emergency and non-emergency situations.
-Following safety practices and manufacturer's specifications for fire apparatus.
-Demonstrating competency and staying current with general knowledge.
-Well trained in dealing with all types of emergencies
NFPA 1003 Standard for Airport Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications
-Responding to aircraft emergencies, including fires and rescues.
-Using appropriate extinguishing agents and techniques to suppress fires on aircraft and airport property.
-Assisting in the evacuation and rescue of passengers and crew from aircraft.
-Managing hazardous materials incidents at the airport.
-Responding to various emergencies, including medical emergencies and other incidents on airport property.
-Promoting safety and health practices within the airport fire service.
NFPA 1005 Professional Qualifications Standard for Marine Fire Fighting for Land-Based Fire
Fighters
-Responding to incidents involving vessels, docks, and marine facilities.
-Using appropriate extinguishing agents and techniques to suppress fires on vessels and marine structures.
-Assisting in the evacuation and rescue of passengers and crew from vessels.
-Managing hazardous materials incidents in marine environments.
-Promoting safety and health practices within the marine fire service.
NFPA 1006 Standard for Technical Rope Rescue Operations Level
-Define the minimum job performance requirements (JPRs) for technical rescuers to ensure they are capable of performing their duties.
-Promote safety for both rescuers and victims during rescue operations by providing guidelines and best practices.
-Provide a standardized framework for training programs to ensure consistency and quality in the education and certification of technical rescuers.
-Ensure that rescuers possess the requisite knowledge and skills to handle various rescue scenarios, including rope rescue, confined space rescue, and water rescue.
-Encourage ongoing training and professional development to keep rescuers up-to-date with the latest techniques and technologies in the field.
NFPA 1072/472 Standard for Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass Destruction Emergency
Response Personnel Professional Qualifications/Standard for Competence of Responders to
Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents
-(1072)
Identifying and interpreting types of hazards and response information.
-Developing a plan of action consistent with local emergency action plans.
-Executing the response plan, including selecting appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and
deploying resources.
-Assessing the effectiveness of the response and making necessary adjustments.
-Concluding the incident response and conducting a debriefing.
-(472)
-Recognizing the presence of hazardous materials, protecting themselves, calling for trained personnel, and
securing the area.
-Taking defensive actions to contain the release from a safe distance and implementing protective actions.
-Taking offensive actions to stop the release of hazardous materials using specialized equipment and
techniques.
FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)
-Helping communities understand and prepare for potential risks, including providing tools like flood maps
and promoting the National Flood Insurance Program.
-FEMA coordinates the federal response to disasters that receive a Presidential disaster declaration.
-Working closely with state, local, tribal, and territorial governments to provide necessary support and
resources.
-Assisting in the process of declaring emergencies and major disasters, which allows for federal assistance.
-Providing grants and support for recovery initiatives, research, and rebuilding efforts.
-Offering training and education to equip communities with disaster preparedness knowledge and skills.
-Helping communities become more resilient through various programs and initiatives.