Jason Barclay

• Oversee 14 uniformed personnel department
• Develop / Review / Execute 1.2 Million Dollar Annual Budget
• Ensure adequate firefighter staffing / capitalizes for 1.6 million annual passengers
• Assists the fire chief in the direction of the fire department including recruitment, training, fire response procedures, fire safety inspections, organization and deployment, public outreach and programs, equipment and apparatus maintenance and procurement.
• Evaluates performance and takes disciplinary and other actions as required to maintain departmental effectiveness
• Reviewed fire reports and payroll entries of station officers to verify accuracy and completeness.
• Develop, write and update the training program for the department
• Develop the training program based on the needs of the personnel as defined by Federal Aviation Regulations, NFPA, local policy/procedures using approved methods and techniques.
• Instructs personnel in all phases of aircraft rescue firefighting, fire protection, fire prevention, emergency medical and disaster preparedness techniques
• Assures all personnel are certified to the required levels of training and certification is maintained.
• Use building codes and various manuals and specifications, prepare reports, evaluate hazards and provide recommendations to correct hazardous conditions
• Prepare fire alarm and fire suppression system testing and facility inspection schedules for all SARAA and tenant facilities on the property

• Oversee 14 uniformed personnel department
• Develop / Review / Execute 1.2 Million Dollar Annual Budget
• Ensure adequate firefighter staffing / capitalizes for 1.6 million annual passengers
• Assists the fire chief in the direction of the fire department including recruitment, training, fire response procedures, fire safety inspections, organization and deployment, public outreach and programs, equipment and apparatus maintenance and procurement.
• Evaluates performance and takes disciplinary and other actions as required to maintain departmental effectiveness
• Reviewed fire reports and payroll entries of station officers to verify accuracy and completeness.
• Develop, write and update the training program for the department
• Develop the training program based on the needs of the personnel as defined by Federal Aviation Regulations, NFPA, local policy/procedures using approved methods and techniques.
• Instructs personnel in all phases of aircraft rescue firefighting, fire protection, fire prevention, emergency medical and disaster preparedness techniques
• Assures all personnel are certified to the required levels of training and certification is maintained.
• Use building codes and various manuals and specifications, prepare reports, evaluate hazards and provide recommendations to correct hazardous conditions
• Prepare fire alarm and fire suppression system testing and facility inspection schedules for all SARAA and tenant facilities on the property

• Assign tasks to assigned personnel, lead/manage/coordinate the completion of assignments, and complete required paperwork to document shift activity and work accomplished. Delegate duties and tasks as necessary.

• Command firefighting crews (on-airport and mutual aid) in the proper selection of response equipment, extinguishing agent, and to lead the firefighters in firefighting and rescue operations.

• Responsible for one or more major department duties, which may include, but not limited to fire and life safety inspections, hydrant inspections, fire extinguisher inspections, fuel facility inspections, EMS/QRS program, fire equipment and apparatus testing, etc.

• Ensure that shift personnel comply with all Standard Operating Procedures.

• Monitor the status of the ARFF emergency response vehicles to ensure compliance with Part 139.

• Monitor the status, capabilities, performance, and wellbeing of shift personnel and inform the Fire Chief of irregularities and conditions, which would impact a Firefighter’s ability to perform their job.

• Ensure response to emergency incidents including, but not limited to aircraft, buildings, property, facilities, vehicles, medical, hazardous materials, and other incidents endangering life and/or property and they are handled appropriately.

• Conducts preliminary investigation of fire cause and origin to determine need to notify appropriate authorities per SOPs. Secure incident scenes and establish fire lines to prevent unauthorized persons from entering incident area to protect and preserve incident area for post-incident investigation.

• Directs, coaches, and conducts training for personnel on shift to include, but not limited to aircraft rescue firefighting, structural firefighting, hazardous materials, water rescue, vehicle rescue, fire inspections, fire instruction, vehicle operations, emergency medical services and other courses as assigned by the Department.

• Develop and/or maintain fire, rescue, life safety, and/or emergency medical training programs in accordance with state and national guidelines and regulations.

• Establish Incident/Unified Command at an incident site as required, and take command until relieved by the appropriate officer per the Incident Command SOP.

• Communicate with co-workers, Command Post, Emergency Operations Center, mutual aid, and others during emergency situations by two-way radio, phone, in person, or other methods of communication.

• During roll call, assigns tasks and schedules duties to assigned personnel in order to accomplish assigned tasks and duties as set out in the SOPs and other assigned duties in coordination with the Fire Chief. In the absence of the Fire Chief conducts roll call with assigned personnel.

• In the absence of the fire chief performs operational duties of the fire chief.

• Complete reports, forms, and journal entries on daily activities, emergency incidents, non-emergency incidents, fire inspections, equipment inspections, and vehicle inspections

• Perform complimentary customer service functions

• Worked on a 4 platoon system, 24 hour shifts, 42 hours per week.
• Respond to fire and medical emergencies, operate fire equipment at an emergency incident site (including but not limited to fire vehicles, hoses and hand lines, hand and rescue tools, ladders, river rescue equipment, etc.)
• Render first aid to injured, apply CPR and/or artificial respiration as necessary.
•  Selects hose nozzle, depending on type of fire, and directs stream of water or chemicals onto fire.
• Maintains fire fighting apparatus, equipment, and hydrants.
• Participates in drills and training in hydraulics, pump operation and maintenance, safety, and firefighting techniques, and other courses as assigned by the Department.
• Knowledgeable, skilled, and able in topics, such as airport familiarization, aircraft familiarization, firefighter safety, emergency communications, fire hose, nozzles, turrets, extinguishing agents, aircraft evacuation, ARFF firefighting operations, structural fire and rescue equipment use for ARFF, aircraft cargo hazards, and duties under the airport emergency plan.
• Ability to operate, inspect and service emergency vehicles.
• Communicate with co-workers, command cost, emergency operations center, mutual aid, and others during emergency situations by two-way radio, phone, in person, or other methods of communication

• Adjunct Fire Instructor
• Presented lectures and conducted live fire training to increase students' knowledge and competence using visual aids such as graphs, charts and slides.

• Adjunct Fire Instructor
• Presented lectures and conducted live fire training to increase students' knowledge and competence using visual aids such as graphs, charts and slides.