Austen Montesanti

• Inspect medic unit daily for EMS supplies, fluids, batteries, emergency and non emergency lights, tires, and safety equipment
• Assist paramedic with patient assessment, including vital signs, A/O status, securing ABCs, BLS treatment and assisting with ALS treatment, OPQRST, and SAMPLE history
• Safe operating of medic unit both code 2 and code 3 to and from emergency scenes and hospitals
• Patient transfers to other hospitals and assisted living facilities
• Station maintenance and cleaning

• Checking out equipment daily to ensure everything is functional and ready to use
• Cleaning and stocking apparatus to ensure they are ready for the day
• Cleaning the station
• Training and staying up to date on skills and policies
• Providing EMS and rescue services to the community
• Providing Fire suppression services to the community
• Public education and safety inspections
• Utilizing hand tools for controlling fires
• Sharpening and maintaining hand tools
• Operating hand lines
• Performing burning operations utilizing drip torches
• Mop up operations
• Tying fire service knots

• Inspecting ambulance daily for safety and supplies
• Safely operating ambulance to and from hospitals and healthcare facilities
• Monitor patients airway, mental status, and vital signs
• Give accurate pass down report to healthcare staff
• Clean ambulance and stock before the end of shift

• Checking out equipment daily to ensure everything is functional and ready to use
• Cleaning and stocking apparatus to ensure they are ready for the day
• Cleaning the station
• Training and staying up to date on skills and policies
• Providing EMS and rescue services to the community
• Providing Fire suppression services to the community
• Public education and safety inspections
• Utilizing hand tools for controlling fires
• Sharpening and maintaining hand tools
• Operating hand lines
• Performing burning operations utilizing drip torches
• Mop up operations
• Tying fire service knots

• Checking out equipment daily to ensure everything is functional and ready to use
• Cleaning and stocking apparatus to ensure they are ready for the day
• Cleaning the station
• Training and staying up to date on skills and policies
• Providing EMS and rescue services to the community
• Providing Fire suppression services to the community
• Safely operating type 1 and type 3 fire apparatus
• Inspecting fire apparatus daily for safety and mechanical issues
• Operating fire apparatus pumps
• Providing Fire suppression services to the community
• Public education and safety inspections
• Utilizing hand tools for controlling fires
• Sharpening and maintaining hand tools
• Operating hand lines
• Performing burning operations utilizing drip torches
• Mop up operations
• Tying fire service knots

• Inspecting equipment daily
• Inspecting fire apparatus daily to ensure it is safe and operational
• Training and staying up to date on skills
• Working out and staying in shape
• Cutting fireline around wildland fires
• Performing station maintenance
• Keeping station clean looking good for the public
• Providing Fire suppression services to the community
• Public education and safety inspections
• Utilizing hand tools for controlling fires
• Sharpening and maintaining hand tools
• Operating hand lines
• Performing burning operations utilizing drip torches
• Mop up operations
• Tying fire service knots

• Checking out equipment daily to ensure everything is functional and ready to use
• Cleaning and stocking apparatus to ensure they are ready for the day
• Cleaning the station
• Training and staying up to date on skills and policies
• Providing EMS and rescue services to the community
• Providing Fire suppression services to the community
• Providing Fire suppression services to the community
• Public education and safety inspections
• Utilizing hand tools for controlling fires
• Sharpening and maintaining hand tools
• Operating hand lines
• Performing burning operations utilizing drip torches
• Mop up operations
• Tying fire service knots

• Checking out equipment at beginning of the day the ensure all equipment is up to date, functional, and stocked
• Checking out ambulance to ensure all lights and sirens work, and that it is ready for safe operation
• Knowledge of county protocols
• Knowledge of hospitals and locations
• Monitoring patients during transport to ensure that patients condition does not deteriorate
• Giving and receiving proper report to the proper personnel

In charge of store level operations:

-Guest experience

-Sales performance

-Responsible for the growth, annual sales, and profit of the store.

-Interviewing and hiring process for new team members

-Ensure proper financial accountability during each shift

-Performing all manager cash handling requirements

-Constructive performance feedback to team member