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Ian Connors

Terrebonne,OR

Summary

Hardworking, professional, and reliable Wildland Firefighter providing the 2024 fire season of hands-on experience in firefighting as a key member of an engine while fighting many fires across multiple terrain types and in varied weather conditions. Exceptional quick-thinking abilities in extreme conditions and talents in maintaining positivity and a cool demeanor.

Work History

Wildland Firefighter

Oregon Department Of Forestry
06.2024 - Current
  • Respond to wildland fire calls in and out of district
  • Perform daily and weekly maintenance of fire unit buildings, grounds, and equipment
  • Interact with other agencies in a professional and cooperative manner
  • Record and document pertinent information related to the emergency incident
  • Perform well under pressure which may require strenuous exertion in the face of smoke, high temperatures and steep terrain
  • Participate in frequent training sessions to maintain basic wildland firefighting skills
  • Maintain fitness through daily physical training exercises
  • Drive fire engine to the scene
  • Operate a two-way radio to effectively communicate with dispatch and other units on-scene
  • Inspect, clean, and maintain engine and equipment
  • Extinguish flames and embers to suppress fires with a variety of hand tools and water delivery devices
  • Attend trainings and gain qualifications to further increase my efficacy as a firefighter
  • Operate pumps connected to high-pressure hoses
  • Patrol previously burned areas after fire containment to locate and eliminate hot spots
  • Lead crews in gridding operations to systematically eliminate hotspots during mop-up
  • Observe strict safety protocols to maintain personal and coworker safety
  • Test and inspect tools, equipment and gear to maintain readiness for different fire scenarios

Education

ICS-100 Intro To Incident Command System - Wildland Firefighting

Emergency Management Institute
Sisters, OR
06.2024

ICS-700 Intro To National Incident Management - Wildland Firefighting

Emergency Management Institute
Sisters, OR
06.2024

S-190 Introduction To Wildland Fire Behavior - Wildland Firefighting

National Wildfire Coordinating Group
Sisters, OR
06.2024

S-130 Firefighter Training - Wildland Firefighting

National Wildfire Coordination Group
Sisters, OR
06.2024

L-180 Human Factors in The Wildfire Service - Wildland Firefighting

National Wildlife Coordinating Group
Sisters, OR
06.2024

Driver Level B Training - Wildland Firefighting

Oregon Department of Forestry
Sisters, OR
07.2024

S-211 Portable Pumps And Water Use - Wildland Firefighting

National Wildfire Coordination Group
Sisters, OR
08.2024

S-212 Wildland Fire Chainsaws - Wildland Fire

National Wildfire Coordination Group
Sisters, OR
08.2024

Skills

  • Flexible and adaptable
  • Clear communication
  • Critical thinking
  • Decision making
  • Team building
  • Positive attitude
  • Intermediate mathematics
  • Safety procedures
  • Follow orders and regulations
  • Hot spot location and elimination
  • Safety equipment inspection
  • Two-way radio coordination
  • Vehicle and equipment operation
  • Documentation and recordkeeping

Languages

English
Native or Bilingual
German
Elementary

Timeline

Wildland Firefighter

Oregon Department Of Forestry
06.2024 - Current

ICS-100 Intro To Incident Command System - Wildland Firefighting

Emergency Management Institute

ICS-700 Intro To National Incident Management - Wildland Firefighting

Emergency Management Institute

S-190 Introduction To Wildland Fire Behavior - Wildland Firefighting

National Wildfire Coordinating Group

S-130 Firefighter Training - Wildland Firefighting

National Wildfire Coordination Group

L-180 Human Factors in The Wildfire Service - Wildland Firefighting

National Wildlife Coordinating Group

Driver Level B Training - Wildland Firefighting

Oregon Department of Forestry

S-211 Portable Pumps And Water Use - Wildland Firefighting

National Wildfire Coordination Group

S-212 Wildland Fire Chainsaws - Wildland Fire

National Wildfire Coordination Group
Ian Connors