Alexander Sirbaugh

• Responded to emergency calls, executing firefighting techniques and protocols efficiently.
• Conducted regular equipment checks, ensuring all gear met safety standards and operational readiness.
• Assisted in training new volunteers on fire safety practices and emergency response procedures.
• Collaborated with team members during drills, enhancing overall preparedness for real-life situations.
• Maintained accurate incident reports, documenting details of emergencies for future reference and analysis.
• Enhanced teamwork among the crew by participating in regular training sessions, drills, and exercises.
• Collaborated closely with fellow firefighters to ensure smooth communication and coordination during emergencies.
• Administered first aid and conducted emergent response management.
• Served as a role model to aspiring firefighters through mentorship, training support, and sharing of professional experiences.
• Responded to emergency medical calls to perform lifesaving procedures and other emergency medical services.

• Supervised daily activities, ensuring a safe and nurturing environment for diverse groups of children.
• Collaborated with fellow Child Care Aides to ensure smooth transitions between activities and routines.
• Established positive relationships with families based on trust, professionalism, and mutual respect for successful partnership in child care provision.
• Complied with state and federal child care provider guidelines and regulations.

Additional Educations: While being a volunteer firefighter at Longmeadow volunteer fire company I have successfully taken and completed MFRI's Firefighter I and Firefighter II course. While working and volunteering in child care for the last few years I have taken many trainings related to child care which include suspected child abuse identification, behavior understanding, and physiological crisis deescalation and how to quickly identify and resolve issues. While also working in child care I obtain a annual CPR/AED certification as well as Infant, Child, Adult. Chocking.