Carey Parker
Southside,AL
Summary
Dedicated Firefighter with more than 25 years of progressively responsible experience in the fire service. Strong qualifications in leadership, training, resource management, public safety, and emergency response. Reputation for strong work ethic and uncompromising devotion to service. Seeking to become a better leader as a part of the fire emergency service community whenever the opportunity presents itself.
Overview
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Certification
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29
years of professional experience
Work History
Supervisory Firefighter
Anniston Army Depot, GS-10
Anniston, AL
02.2024 - Current
- Responded to emergency calls, ensuring rapid and effective fire suppression and rescue operations.
- Conducted routine inspections of firefighting equipment, maintaining operational readiness and safety compliance.
- Collaborated with team members to execute fire drills, enhancing preparedness and response time in emergencies.
- Trained junior firefighters on protocols and best practices, fostering skill development and teamwork efficiency.
Firefighter Paramedic GS-09
Anniston Army Depot Fire Emergency Services Department
Anniston, AL
07.2021 - Current
- As a GS-9 Firefighter/Paramedic, I maintain the duties and expert proficiency as outlined in my GS-5, 6, 7, and 8 Firefighter job experiences along with advanced and specialized duties as a fully trained State of Alabama licensed and National Registered Paramedic. As an advanced life support provider I use expert, advance, and invasive techniques, equipment, and communications to include but not limited to: the use of cardiac defibrillators, intravenous access and therapy, advanced airway management and control (intubation, iGel), 3-lead and 12-lead ECG interpretation and transmission, transcutaneous pacing, cardiac electrocardioversion, chest needle decompression, advanced bleeding control (arterial tourniquets, clotting materials); medication selection, administration and calculations; consult and effectively communicate with medical control physicians, ATCC (Alabama Trauma Control Center), Aeromedical transport (Lifesaver, AirEvac, and Survival Flight), local emergency room staff, and Dear Clinic staff; as well as provide basic life support skills to direct other EMTs and Paramedics and provide patient care on all EMS responses. As a licensed National Registry Paramedic and Fire Instructor I, I help develop, schedule, facilitate, and evaluate daily, monthly, and annual proficiency training in EMS to include: PALS, ACLS, BLS, ITLS, Paramedic refresher, and protocol updates for the purposes of recertification and licensing, professional development, and maintaining proficiency. As a certified Confined Space Rescue technician and Rope I technician I perform technical rescue operations consisting of confined space and high angle. I have advanced training and use of specialized rescue equipment such as: tripods, static and dynamic ropes, carabineers, ascending/descending devices, knots, harnesses, litters, haul/lower systems, ventilation equipment, atmospheric monitoring equipment, SCBAs, SARs, and other specialized rescue equipment. I also help conduct annual training in support of Anniston Defense Munitions Center's (ADMC) THAAD missile program consisting of providing expert and technical resources, equipment, and capabilities. I serve as a Rescue Task Force Team Member with ANAD's MCI/Rescue Taskforce Response Team. As a Rescue Task Force Team Member I am responsible for the providing advanced and concise oral communication and direction to rescue personnel for patient care purposes, coordinating with federal law enforcement and incident command during specialized responses such as mass casualty and ASHER/active shooter incidents.
- As a Fire Officer I and II, Incident Safety Officer, and Health Safety Officer it is my responsibility to fill in as Station Captain/Supervisor in their absence on a daily basis to ensure proper shift operations. I supervise 4-15 shift firefighter/EMT/paramedics, dispatchers, and fire protection specialists. I develop and schedule work assignments and maintain the master operational schedule and personnel management system (Pay Period/Master Calendar and Vehicle Assignment Sheet), reassign personnel as needed to meet operational requirements; allocate equipment and personnel for mutual aid responses; assist with filling overtime requirements to ensure minimum staffing levels; direct station and shift operations; direct stand-by support for artillery ranges, helicopter operations, and special ammunition operations; complete and file run/response reports; assist with recording time in LMP and ensuring time and leave are recorded and certified in ATAAPS; assign routine and daily station duties (cleaning, general housekeeping); develop, conduct, and document firefighter, rescue, haz-mat, and paramedic/EMT proficiency training to ensure training objectives are met by utilizing and managing the master training calendar; evaluate and revise daily, monthly, and yearly firefighting, rescue, and haz-mat proficiency training to ensure the latest methods, equipment, and techniques are being utilized; evaluate daily operations for compliance to SOPs/SOGs, master operational calendar, and personnel management system; create company level reports and pass-on logs; interact with support activities and tenant organizations such as: DPW, DP, Safety, Environmental, Security, MWR, ADMC, ACWA, DLA, General Dynamics, TMDE, Honeywell, BAE, and other general contractors; command and control emergency/non-emergency/stand-by operations; act as safety officer on emergency scenes; determine and communicate proper response to emergencies; and ensure a constant state of readiness of apparatus, equipment, and personnel. I direct the firefighting/suppression, rescue, Haz-Mat, EMS, dispatch/communications, and fire prevention operations during each assigned shift in a heavy industrial setting encompassing 1900 plus structures consisting of multi-storied buildings, ammunition and weapons storage magazines/igloos, chemical weapon storage magazines/igloos, internal rail operations, specialized structures, chemical demilitarization facilities, conventional weapons demolition and demilitarization facilities, confined spaces, high-hazard areas, aircraft operations, combat vehicles storage and maintenance, metal plating and processing facilities, engine and transmission dyno/test cells, haz-mat storage, radioactive material storage, combat vehicle test track, artillery test range, small arms repair and refinishing facilities, sprinklered and non-sprinklered structures, and sensitive equipment/technical processes. When responding to fire alarms, EMS calls, Hazmat incidents, rescue situations, and other special responses, I assume command, until relieved by next level supervision, and direct all fire suppression activities, EMS activities, rescue (high angle, confined space, vehicle extrication) activities, haz-mat activities, and specialized operations at the scene by determining which methods and techniques are best to achieve the best outcome while ensuring that all safety precautions are used to protect personnel, property, and the environment. It is my responsibility utilize my experience to make appropriate decisions on all situations no matter the size, potential hazards, or potential for destruction to life or property. My decisions and leadership are based on my specialized experience, advanced training, and certifications in firefighting; EMS; hazardous materials response, mitigation, and command; high angle and confined space rescue; fire prevention; CBRNE; and other specialized practices. I utilize, leadership and personnel management principles, diversity training, conflict resolution, and human resource training to address subordinate and company level performance issues, conflicts, and routine complaints that may arise. It is my responsibility to attempt to resolve minor complaints and issues and provide alternative solutions through effective communication with subordinates. If conflict or disagreement cannot be resolved at the immediate supervisory level then it would be referred to the next level supervisor, EEO, union representation, Labor Management Employee Relations (LMER), and human resources.
- As a Fire Inspector I and II, I use my specialized experience and training to develop, direct, conduct, and document fire prevention activities and training to include: sprinkler inspections (wet and dry), hydrant and water main maintenance, fire alarm systems testing, building inspections, pre-fire plans, plan reviews, haz-mat response plans, high-hazard inspections, open-flame permit requests, investigate fire incidents/loss, coordinate with general contractors, Target Zero walk-throughs, conduct research in NFPA, OSHA, and Army regulations; document deficiencies and recommend improvements, repairs, and solutions; provide specialized training to general personnel and support organizations, and develop and implement annual proficiency training in accordance with the F&ES Training Program. I document, review, and evaluate personnel after training to ensure that the training objectives were met and make recommendations on the need for further training, development, and revision to meet current standards. I also perform other duties assigned and within my scope of practice. All duties are done in accordance with NFPA, OSHA, ADPH, DA, DoD standards, and departmental SOPs/SOGs.
Firefighter Paramedic GS-09
NAS Fort Worth JRB Fire Emergency Services Department
Fort Worth, TX
07.2018 - 07.2021
- In the absence of the Fire Captain, supervise and lead shift personnel during daily activity including station maintenance, training, responding to emergencies as officer in charge, and directing firefighting, rescue, ARFF, hazardous material, or medical calls independently or until relieved by Chief Officer. Complete after-action reports in NFIRS. Assist with the cleaning, maintenance and upkeep of buildings, grounds, apparatus and equipment; maintain service records on all department vehicles in ESAMS; maintain equipment inventory. Assist personnel with ESAMS E-Tracker and daily vehicle check out logs. Performs crash-rescue and firefighting duties involving air traffic or support operations where hazardous conditions exist. Assist new personnel with the location and layout of buildings including fire department connections, fire alarm systems and water sources. Teach fellow fire fighters on use of Records Management Workstation (RMS) system to get times and information for completing accurate and informative NFIRS reports. Participate in fire station visits and public education showing how great NAS Fort Worth JRB Fire & Emergency Services Department and personnel are. Participate in the development and implementation of Standard Operating Guidelines and Procedures. Knowledgeable about building layouts, loads, and construction types. Conduct routine inspections to become more familiar of building contents and hazards. Aware of locations of fire alarm panels, systems and annunciator panels. Identify opportunities for improving service delivery methods and procedures; identify resource needs; discuss with appropriate management staff; implement improvements. Complete tasks to the best of my ability and seek help when it is needed. Drives and operates firefighting vehicles, such as pumpers, aerial ladder trucks, and Airport Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) vehicles. Knowledgeable of local response area on and off base. Performs structural firefighting duties for a variety of facilities that may include research and/or large industrial complexes. Provides life support in delivering medical aid to the sick and/or injured patient. Performs hazard and risk assessment and conducts a complete incident analysis. Assist the Fire Captains and the Battalion Chiefs with company work activities and projects; monitors work flow; review and evaluate work products, methods and procedures; meet with staff to identify and resolve problems. Train, motivate and evaluate engine company personnel; mentor fellow fire firefighters by assisting with CDC training and practical evaluations; take classes and CDC courses to continue my personal development and better serve the department; provide or coordinate staff training; work with employees and volunteers to correct deficiencies; prepare training records and enter completed training in ESAMS as directed by the Senior Fire Officer.
- As a GS-9 Firefighter/Paramedic, I maintain the duties and expert proficiency as outlined in my GS-5, 6, 7, and 8 Firefighter job experiences along with advanced and specialized duties as a fully trained State of Alabama licensed and National Registered Paramedic. As an advanced life support provider I use expert, advance, and invasive techniques, equipment, and communications to include but not limited to: the use of cardiac defibrillators, intravenous access and therapy, advanced airway management and control (intubation, iGel), 3-lead and 12-lead ECG interpretation and transmission, transcutaneous pacing, cardiac electrocardioversion, chest needle decompression, advanced bleeding control (arterial tourniquets, clotting materials); medication selection, administration and calculations; consult and effectively communicate with medical control physicians, Aeromedical transport, local emergency room staff, and Local Navy Branch Clinic; as well as provide basic life support skills to direct other EMTs and Paramedics and provide patient care on all EMS responses. As F&ES’s EMS Coordinator, I have the responsibility to develop and utilize asset management principles and develop and implement policies and procedures (SOPs and SOGs) to facilitate and sustain the EMS mission. Duties include: inventory and order supplies, develop forms, review and critique patient care reports, administrate the LifeNet (LifePak 15) transmission system, facilitate the Emergency Medical Services program, assign responsibilities and duties to other paramedics, adjust mission resources and needs, acquire new equipment, effectively communicate and coordinate with equipment suppliers on updates, recalls, and repairs; communicate and coordinate with clinic staff, CNRSE, and CNIC on a daily basis; address equipment malfunctions, repairs, and replacement; communicate and coordinate with National Registry and the Texas Department of Public Health; and develop, implement, coordinate training for all departmental staff on an daily, monthly, and annual basis. As a licensed National Registry Paramedic and Fire Instructor I, I develop, schedule, facilitate, and evaluate daily, monthly, and annual proficiency training in EMS to include: PALS, ACLS, BLS, ITLS, Paramedic refresher, and protocol updates for the purposes of recertification and licensing, professional development, and maintaining proficiency.
- As a collateral duty oversaw the Defense Accountability System and Custodian Asset Program for NAS Fort Worth Fire Emergency Services that encompassed an estimated surplus of over 5 million in assets. Served as one of three Live fire Instructors and maintenance for the Mobile Aircraft Fire Training Simulator. I also performed instructor duties for ACLS, PALS, BLS for American Heart Association and for American Red Cross through the Military Training Network. Served as the QA/QI for EMS patient care reports both in National Fire Incident Reporting Systems (NFIRS) and Enterprise Safety Applications Management Systems (ESAMS). Assisted personnel in annual hose testing and apparatus testing per NFPA requirements.
Firefighter Paramedic GS-09
NCBC Gulfport Fire Emergency Services
Gulfport, MS
08.2011 - 07.2018
- As certified Firefighter/Paramedic, I have expert proficiency and perform the same duties of a Firefighter/EMT outlined in my GS-7 job experiences along with specific and specialized duties and responsibilities unique to Naval Construction Battalion Center Gulfport. Those specialized duties consist of fire suppression, 911 alarm response, 911 operator/dispatcher, Emergency Medical Services, Driver/Operator, Haz-Mat, CBRNE/CAIRA, Rescue (Confined Space and High Angle), MCI/Active Shooter, and other specialized responses. As a member of a crew and senior firefighter I respond to a wide variety of accidents/incidents in which safety, protection of life, property and the environment are of utmost priority. I combat fires using various specialized techniques and equipment for a wide variety of known and unknown fuel sources or materials involving industrial chemicals/solvents, CBRNE, natural cover/wildland, vehicles, combat vehicles, heavy construction equipment (cranes, dozers, front-end loaders, backhoes, ect.), structural materials and other special hazards that is encompassed in over 600,000 sqft of warehouse storage space and more than100 buildings along with residential housing . As a certified Haz-Mat Tech, Haz-Mat Awareness and Operations, Haz-Mat Incident Commander I direct and respond with a team to control spills, identify hazards, collect/sample, monitor, perform advanced mitigation and confinement, removal, and/or neutralization of any toxic and hazardous material released or of any other unknown sources using specialized methods and advanced techniques. I have advanced training in the use of both private sector and military detection equipment such as: MuliTrae, MSA, Haz-Mat ID, computer programs (Cameo, Aloha, and Marplot), reference resources (ERG, NIOSH, ChemTech), and SDSs. My specialized training and expertise require me to respond to CAIRA/WMD/CBRNE incidents and exercises involving chemical agents) and other various WMD/CBRNE hazards. I have advanced knowledge and expert experience with decontamination procedures and equipment to include: Zumaro tents, various triage methods, various decon solutions, Falcon decon, rapid/gross decon techniques, various neutralizing agents, Level A, B, and C PPE, SCBAs, and etc.
- As a certified Driver/Operator-Pumper, Driver/Operator-Aerial, I have expert proficiency in the operation of the department’s 9 mobile assets including: 1 pumper, 1 aerial, ALS ambulance, 1 special response / haz-mat unit, 2 cargo trailers, and 3 admin vehicles. As a driver/operator, I operate the departments apparatus on both emergency and non-emergency responses as well as performing daily preventative maintenance and service checks. In the absences of the Officer in Charge or Station Captain, I will fill this position on a daily and weekly basis to supervise 4-15 firefighter/EMT/paramedics, dispatchers, and fire protection specialists, complete and file reports, assign daily work, conduct PPE inspections, develop, schedule, and conduct training according to the master training calendar; follow-up on vehicle, sprinkler, alarm system, hydrant, and facilities repair requests and work orders; interact with support activities, command/control emergencies and non-emergency activities; ensure a constant state of readiness. I perform annual hose service testing (unloading/loading, assemble/disassemble, pressurize, drain, and document); annual hydrant and water main maintenance (flow testing and service maintenance), and annual apparatus service testing (pumping and drafting operations)
Firefighter GS-07
NCBC Gulfport Fire Emergency Services
Gulfport, MS
01.2008 - 08.2011
- Responded to scene of emergency/ follows definite courses of action in fighting fires, effecting rescue, protecting property/ the environment. Performed as a member of the fire department with duties that included mitigation and performing Hazardous materials incident response, technical rescue that included rope and confine space, and/or vehicle extrication and removal. Participated in training/ instruction of classes that covered all phases of fire protection and prevention. Works in environmental personnel concerning control and mitigation of Hazardous materials. Participated in the maintenance of construction, operation, lubrication, testing, and minor repairs on implements related to fire protection to include all types of fire pumps (on apparatus & portable), tools & appliances, ladders, sprinkler systems, fixed & automatic fire extinguishers, and the proper care & hydrostatic testing of fire hoses. Served as driver operator of firefighting, medical response, rescue emergency vehicles. Responded to all emergency medical calls to mitigate patient care and emergency treatment.
- Supervised four to six firefighters in the absence of the Captain. Assigns, distribute, and balance the workload of the crew while maintaining crew integrity. Reviews work of subordinates for conformance to policies, safety rules, regulations, and accuracy & effectiveness of operations and performance. Assures accomplishments of work and instructs firefighters in specific tasks and job techniques. Identifies unsafe working conditions and recommends corrective action. Assures that crewmembers keep equipment and emergency vehicles in good working order and that proper records are kept. Directs the operation of structural and medical emergency vehicles and their related equipment
Fire Chief
Satsuma Fire Rescue Department
Satsuma, AL
11.2003 - 01.2008
- As Fire Chief of Satsuma Fire Rescue Department, I provided Leadership and direction for 5 paid and 32 volunteer personnel while providing administration, department head and emergency response duties for the city of Satsuma, AL. As a department head of the Public Safety department, I was responsible for the organization and direction of the department I order to ensure that loss of life, property or injury as a result of fire was prevented and/or minimized. Through the mitigation process of all incidents and emergency calls, I reported on a regular basis to the mayor and city council. I was solely responsible for directing activities of the fire department and personnel on all emergency scenes while directing all paid and volunteer firefighters through the incident command system. Was responsible for ensuring that all firefighters had adequate training and equipment to perform the required tasks to respond to any emergency that came up. We provided input to the Zoning and Planning board for the city on new construction, alterations, and extensions of the existing structures in the city and recommended changes to ensure compliance with fire prevention and protection requirements while maintaining a readiness of an I.S.O rating of a 5/9 that allow the fire department to provide services that enhanced the safety of the residents that reduced unnecessary injury, loss of life, or damage or destruction of property as a result of fire.
- Developed, reviewed, and implemented all firefighting policies and procedures in accordance with municipal ordinances, state law, and federal laws and regulations in accordance with NFPA. Worked Closely with the Mobile County Volunteer Firefighter Association and the 19 volunteer departments to help ensure firefighting techniques, strategies, policies, and procedures along with dispatching were strictly adhered to. Worked with the county volunteer association to ensure that Recruitment, Training, and Direction of all volunteers met all guidelines, policies, procedures and requirements to meet the need in the event of an emergency. As the department head, led disciplinary actions against personnel that did not adhere to rules, regulations, policies, and procedures of the city of Satsuma and the Mobile County Personnel Board. Provided positive feedback for the progression of firefighter growth on personnel through semi-annual evaluation. Maintained and prepared patient care reports and fire reports through the National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) with the State of Alabama and the Alabama Department of EMS. Also maintained all records of vehicle procurements and maintenance through annual testing.
- Overseen and conducted investigations of cause and origin of fire related accidents with the assistance of the state fire marshal’s office. Provided training for personnel in the handling of hazardous material incidents at the awareness and operations level with in the fire department. Provided training for all personnel with in the city’s operations for NIMS up to the ICS-800 training level. Implemented an annual business inspection schedule of all local businesses with in first due area of the fire response coverage for pre-fire and pre-planning, and inspection.
- As the department head, conducted annual budgeting and finances for the fire department in areas of operations and administration with an annual city budget of $350,000 and an annual volunteer budget of $25,000 that funded the department. Worked with the department of Homeland Security in the avenues of procuring federal funding for new apparatuses and equipment in the total of over $350,000 to maintain the level of readiness while protecting a first due area of 12.5 square miles and 6.5 miles of major interstate highway
- As an Emergency Medical Technician Paramedic, responded to medical emergencies, performing initial and ongoing patient assessments. Developed, organized, and implemented the city’s emergency preparedness policies and training of all response personnel in the area of Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation and first responder training. Maintained records for all personnel that were certified in the above certifications. Implemented the policies for AEDs on all emergency response vehicles. Developed, organized, and implemented fire education for all levels of employees and all school personnel within response jurisdiction. Maintained the city’s integrity for mutual aid responses with jurisdictions that were located within our jurisdictional boundaries. Have a thorough knowledge of NFPA and fire preventive codes and techniques to perform the operations of a fire department.
Fire Medic
Mobile Fire Rescue Department
Mobile, AL
02.1998 - 11.2003
- I served as a fully trained mission essential member of firefighting crew engaged in the protection of life and property. I responded to all emergencies to include fire and medical during my tour of duty, being responsible for preventing, controlling, & extinguishing all types of fires adhering to departmental policies and procedures. I combined structural, industrial, electrical, chemical, volatile fuels & wildland fires. I have extensive knowledge of fire prevention theory & associated techniques regarding firefighting. I alerted through all fire crew positions as assigned. Performed salvage & overhaul operations at fires, open walls to find hidden fires & used vertical and/or horizontal ventilation procedures on buildings as directed. I am certified in Hazardous Material (Haz-Mat), Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Explosives (CBRNE), chemical warfare agents, & weapons of mass destruction incident mitigation emergency response as a certified Haz-Mat Technician & Haz-Mat Incident Commander. I inspected low & high hazard areas (such as administrative, warehouses, industrial areas & living quarters) for fire & other hazards. I tested & maintained fire hydrants. I maintained certification in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), Advance Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Life Support (PALS), & Intermediate Trauma Life Support (ITLS). I served as a certified rescue technician conducting rescue work at structural collapse, aircraft & auto crashes using a wide variety of firefighting equipment, powered & hand tools. Performed daily maintenance of firefighting & rescue vehicles; daily fire station housekeeping duties. Maintained response reports, daily reports, event logs, vehicle and equipment status & recall rosters. I served as a driver operator of major firefighting apparatus including pumpers, aerial ladder truck, brush truck, ambulances, and water tankers. I positioned vehicles considering factors such as hydrant locations, wind direction, building collapse hazards, ect. Applying the principles of hydraulics as they pertain to friction loss and water flow. I served as a Nationally registered Emergency Medical Technician Paramedic responding to accidents & emergencies involving many different types of injury and illness; sometimes encountering life threatening situations. At scenes, made independent preliminary assessment of patient condition. I assessed findings and conducted complete exams to determine seriousness of patient condition. I determined with regard to patient if & how he/she could be moved & to which medical facility. I prioritized treatment & employed a variety of established basic & advanced emergency medical techniques, methods & equipment to patients for delivery to the appropriate medical facility. I adhered the NFPA 1999 standard regarding EMS delivery. I delivered reports in a clear, concise manner to the emergency department physician orally & in writing, what injuries were identified & what patient care I administered. I prepared patient & vehicle use documents on departmental software, decontaminated medical transport vehicles, maintained serviceability of ambulance equipment, properly disposed of biohazard materials & replaced medical & expendable supplies per protocol, training & experience. I operated all emergency vehicles in safe manner according to state & federal laws. I have the ability to work well with others, communicate effectively orally & in writing, develop organizational goals, plans, objectives & achieve them. Performed other duties as assigned.
Education
Bachelor’s of Science - Business Management
University of Phoenix
10.2008
Skills
- Structural firefighting
- First aid certified
- Fire safety
- Stress tolerance and resilience
- Medical equipment usage
- Emergency scene management
- Emergency medical treatment
- Leadership and supervision
- Community relations
- Emergency management
- Radio communication proficiency
- Fireground communications
- Apparatus inspection
- Fire prevention
- Public education
- Medical services administration
- Fire investigation techniques
- Public safety and security
- Incident command system
- Medication administration
- Dispatch
- Report preparation
- Administration and management
- Personnel management
- Staff performance evaluation
Certification
Firefighter I, DOD/IFSAC #1068254, Firefighter II, Pro Board #183066, Airport Firefighter, DOD/IFSAC #1397822, Fire Officer I, DOD/IFSAC #1068263, Fire Officer II, DOD/IFSAC #1068264, Fire Officer III, DOD/IFSAC # DD2005269, Fire Instructor I, DOD/IFSAC # 1068259, Fire Instructor II, DOD/IFSAC # 1068260, Fire Instructor III, DOD/IFSAC # 1512161, Fire Inspector I, DOD/IFSAC # 1068261, Fire Inspector II, DOD/IFSAC # 1068262, Fire Investigator I, IFSAC #3343865 / Proboard #257593, HazMat A&O, DOD/IFSAC #1068253, HazMat Tech, DOD/IFSAC #1068255, HazMat Incident Commander, DOD/IFSAC # 1068256, Apparatus Operator Pumper, DOD/IFSAC #1068257, Apparatus Operator Aerial, DOD/IFSAC # 1068258, Apparatus Operator ARFF, DOD/IFSAC #1515877, Rope Rescue Technician, Pro Board # G05568, Confine Space Technician, Pro Board # G05526, Vehicle Machinery Rescue Tech, Pro Board #G05547, Rescue Technician, DOD/IFSAC # 1394691, Rapid Intervention Team Cert, #190570, Public Telecommunicator I/II, DOD/IFSAC # 1518633, Fire Department Incident Safety Officer, DOD/IFSAC #2153555, Fire Department Health and Safety Officer, DOD/IFSAC #2176904, National Registry Paramedic- #M0953862
Accomplishments
- 2022 Anniston Army Depot Fire Department Firefighter of the Year
Military Service
- Active Duty: 06/1992 to 06/1996 - U.S. Navy
- Campaign badges and/or expeditionary medals received: Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal with Bronze Star, Kuwaiti Liberation Medal
- Honorable Discharge
Timeline
Supervisory Firefighter
Anniston Army Depot, GS-10
02.2024 - Current
Firefighter Paramedic GS-09
Anniston Army Depot Fire Emergency Services Department
07.2021 - Current
Firefighter Paramedic GS-09
NAS Fort Worth JRB Fire Emergency Services Department
07.2018 - 07.2021
Firefighter Paramedic GS-09
NCBC Gulfport Fire Emergency Services
08.2011 - 07.2018
Firefighter GS-07
NCBC Gulfport Fire Emergency Services
01.2008 - 08.2011
Fire Chief
Satsuma Fire Rescue Department
11.2003 - 01.2008
Fire Medic
Mobile Fire Rescue Department
02.1998 - 11.2003
Bachelor’s of Science - Business Management
University of Phoenix