With over 18 Yrs Experience in Wildland Firefighting with a decade of expertise in fire suppression, team leadership, and Emergency Response. Proven ability to manage high-pressure situation and implement effective firefighting strategies to protect lives and property.
Equipped with strong problem-solving abilities, willingness to learn, and excellent communication skills. Poised to contribute to team success and achieve positive results. Ready to tackle new challenges and advance organizational objectives with dedication and enthusiasm.
Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.
5/2025 - 10/2025
salary $16.27 USD Per Hour
Hours Per Week: 40
CRWB, ENGB, IC-5, IC-4, Taskforce leader Trainee
*Supervised and led a team of 20 firefighter in high-stress environments ensuring effective fire Suppression Operation.
*Managed the deployment of heavy Engines and dozers, optimizing resources allocation during wildfire Incidents.
*Developed and executed tactical plan to minimize fire spread and protect critical Infrastructure.
*Conducted thorough assessment of fire behavior, weather conditions, and terrain to inform strategic decisions.
*Trained and mentored Rookie firefighter, enhancing team Performances and safety awareness.
*Coordinated with local agencies to ensure seamless communication and resource sharing during emergencies.
*Evaluated and improved firefighting techniques based on post-incident analysis and feedback.
*Built containment Line around the Perimeter of an active wildfire using various of different tools (shovel, pulaskis, chainsaw).
*Supervison: Lead and supervise the assigned engine crew, ensuring they follow safety procedures and meet performance expectation.
*Safety: Be responsible for the safety of all personnel and the engine during wildland and prescribed fire operation.
*Incident Management: Report to a higher-level supervisor, receive and understand incident action plans (IAP), and communicate operational status \and needs.
*Equipment Management: Conduct daily inspections, maintenance, and readiness checks of the fire engine, pump, and related equipment, including tools and supplies.
*Fire Suppression: Responed to and help control wildland fire, which includes operating the pump, building hoselays, and using water, foam, and retardant.
*Structure Protection: Develop and implement strategies to protect structures from wildland fire.
*Communication: Establish and maintain clear communication with the crew, adjacent forces, and supervisors, often muiti-channel radios.
*Training: Participate in training programs and ensure crew member are also trained including fire behavior, suppression tactics, and equipment operation.
*Logistics: Obtain and distribute relevant information, maps, and plan,and manage the crew and equipment during demobilization.
*Participated in firefighting efforts for over 15 wildfire, assisting in containment within designated timelines.
*Executed fire line construction, contributing to a 15% increase in containment Efficiency.
*Conducted Preventive measures, creating defensible space in at-Risk Terrains.
*Collaborated with multi-agency task forces during high-risk wildfire season to strategizes response initiatives.
*Assisted in the Maintenance and repair of firefighting equipment, ensuring readiness for immedia deployment.
Fort Hall Fire/EMS Dist.
Po Box 306
Fort Hall, ID 83203
*Perform weekly check on Type 3 fire Apparatus ensuring the functionality of hand tool, hydraulic Equipment, power tools pump and discharger, Airbrake system fluid (oil, radiator fluid, power steering fluid, Etc.
*Operate Type 3 Apparature during Incidents, effectively relay and receive water.
*Conduct daily tool Inventory and Inspection of all tool.
*Responed to various emergencies, Including structure fire, vehicle fire, wildland fire.
*Safety utilize personal protective equipment (PPE), including self-contained Breathing Apparatus.
*Pumping: Specifically mention operating water & hoses
*Driving: Driving Engines and other vehicles to transport crew, equipment, and supplies
*Patrolling: Patrolling for fire and providing public education
*Crew Management: Experience in managing and working with a crew, often a key component, of engine crew