James Albertson

As a driver my primary responsibilities are driving/ operating all 13 apparatuses this includes 4 brush trucks, 2 tankers, 3 engines, 1 ladder, 1 squad, 1 heavy rescue, 1 reserve, and 1 ranger/ side by side. Each day I check off a different truck and its equipment, often times multiple trucks. This includes knowing the exact location, use, and operation of every tool on the apparatus. My responsibilities include responding to multiple call types including medical calls, structure fires, grass fires, vehicle accidents, extrication, hazmat, and other various response types. The thoroughness of my daily check offs and proper maintenance of my apparatus ensure the safety and well being of myself, my co-workers and the general public.

My responsibilities include fulfilling orders of multiple oilfield parts to be delivered to multiple buyers. This includes inventory of all parts, lifting, organizing, and preparing parts for shipment. I lift parts manually and via forklift.

I worked as an EMT Basic on both ALS and BLS ambulances. I was responsible for patient care as well as driving and operating the ambulance. I was responsible for routine maintenance and check offs of the ambulance and supply closet. I was responsible for learning and memorizing in town and rural streets, and also routes to and from hospitals. Worked efficiently in high-pressure situations, effectively prioritized tasks to save lives and provide medical care.

I worked as a member of the sales team. My responsibilities included customer service, extensive knowledge of merchandise that I sold. Completing online training of certain products, and brands. Timeliness, building and maintaining a good rapport with returning customers. Maintaining the store (facing, stocking, cleaning, assembling displays)

My responsibilities included lifting and organizing multiple trees, and shrubs. Learning and identifying multiple trees and shrubs. Helping customers load and carry heavy items to there vehicles. Unloading trucks via forklift and skid-steer.