Eugene Peters

FFT 1 - Firefighter Type 1

FFT2 - Firefighter Type2

IC5 - Incident Commander Type 5

FAL2 - Intermediate Faller

FAL3 - Basic Faller

RXCM - Prescribed Fire Crew Member

UTVO - UTV Operator

Training

CRWB/Single Resource (T)

ENGB (T)

Heavy Equipment (T)

FAL1 Advance Faller (T)

• -LeadCrew Member on an Type 2 Initial Attack crew as a Lead firefighter. My duties were to lead by example and help my fellow crew members do the job we were assigned to do. Also do our job in a professional and safe manner.
• Helped put on some trainings like L-280, S-212 and also participated with our yearly refreshers.
• -Lead Sawyer on the Crew. Fallen hazardous trees, cut and cleared brush. Also teach and show how to maintenance a saw on the line and during rehab.
• -Helped train another Arizona State Crew as a FFT1. Filled in as a Squad Leader. Trained and showed the crew tactics on how to secure line, mop up, read weather, cut and maintenances saws.
• -Patrolled fires during containment and controlled status, to locate and extinguish hot spots that could flare or rekindle (mop-up).
• -Spend time on a Type3 and Type6 Engine. Established single hose lays, progressive hose lays, and utilized water for suppression of fire either indirect or direct.
• -Maintained documentation pertinent to administrative duties, such as crew time reports and fire reports.
• Establish and communicate crew cohesion and performance expectations.
• Use situational awareness to make informed decisions, take appropriate actions and determine appropriate fireline tactics.
• Supervisor Clint Kelley (602-619-4607)

• -Served as a Fuels crew member, primary concern was the fire mitigation of hazardous fuels and restoration of ecosystems impacted by negative effects of fire.
• -Participated in Fuels projects which included prescribed burns. Responsible for the ignition of fuels and the monitoring of fire behavior/weather.
• -Utilized hand tools to create a fire barrier before ignition of fuels, during active fire behavior, and to mop up.
• -Worked with chainsaws to cut down hazardous fuels and maintained chainsaws pertinent to hazardous fuels mitigation.
• -Attended training programs to deepen professional skillset and assisted in training. Removing hazardous fuels (Salt Cedar and Tamarisk). Then chemically treating the area with Garlon.
• Supervisor - Steve Poolheco (602-525-1225)

• -Crew member on an Type 2 Initial Attack crew as a Firefighter Type 2- FFT2, Basic Faller FAL 3, Firefighter Type 1- FFT1 (T) and Incident Commander Type 5 - ICT5(5)
• -Fallen hazardous trees, cut and cleared brush and dug trenches to create fire lines using hand tools, chainsaws.
• -Patrolled fires during containment and controlled status, to locate and extinguish hot spots that could flare or rekindle (mop-up).
• -Established single hose lays, progressive hose lays, and utilized water for suppression of fire either indirect or direct.
• -Maintained documentation pertinent to administrative duties, such as crew time reports and fire reports.
• Supervisor- Justin Wedo (602-741-3695)

• -Served as a Fuels crew member, primary concern was the fire mitigation of hazardous fuels and restoration of ecosystems impacted by negative effects of fire.
• -Participated in Fuels projects which included prescribed burns. Responsible for the ignition of fuels and the monitoring of fire behavior/weather.
• -Utilized hand tools to create a fire barrier before ignition of fuels, during active fire behavior, and to mop up.
• -Worked with chainsaws to cut down hazardous fuels and maintained chainsaws pertinent to hazardous fuels mitigation.
• -Attended training programs to deepen professional skillset and assisted in training. Removing hazardous fuels (Salt Cedar and Tamarisk). Then chemically treating the area with Garlon.
• Supervisor - Steve Poolheco (602-525-1225)

• -Crew member on an Type 2 Initial Attack crew as a Firefighter Type 2- FFT2, Basic Faller FAL 3, Firefighter Type 1- FFT1 (T) and Incident Commander Type 5 - ICT5(5)
• -Fallen hazardous trees, cut and cleared brush and dug trenches to create fire lines using hand tools, chainsaws.
• -Patrolled fire areas during controlled and containment status, to locate and eliminate hot spots that could possibly flare up or rekindle (mop-up).
• -Established single hose lays, progressive hose lays, and utilized indirect or direct methods to extinguish fire.
• -Maintained documentation pertinent to administrative duties, such as crew time reports and fire reports.
• Supervisor- Justin Wedo (602-741-3695)

• -Served as a Fuels crew member, primary concern was the fire mitigation of hazardous fuels and restoration of ecosystems impacted by negative effects of fire.
• -Participated in Fuels projects which included prescribed burns. Responsible for the ignition of fuels and the monitoring of fire behavior/weather.
• -Utilized hand tools to create a fire barrier before ignition of fuels, during active fire behavior, and to mop up.
• -Worked with chainsaws to cut down hazardous fuels and maintenances equipment pertinent to hazardous fuels mitigation.
• -Attended training programs to deepen professional skillset and assisted in training. Removing hazardous fuels (Salt Cedar and Tamarisk). Then chemically treating the area with Garlon.
• Supervisor - Steve Poolheco (520-610-2013)