Justin Levy

• Respond to emergency medical calls to perform lifesaving procedures and other emergency medical services.
• Performed in fire and ems training exercises and in-class training to improve fire and ems knowledge.
• Conduct thorough tests and inspections of gear, equipment, and tools to stay ready for every type of fire.
• Remove individuals from dangerous situations and offered emergency assistance for minor and critical concerns.
• Maintain close contact with dispatch to receive and share information about current fires, equipment movements, and incoming personnel.
• Carried, placed, and extended ladders in training and emergencies.
• Stabilized and lifted patients with backboard and cot.
• Live-in Member
• Staff firehouse from 1700-0700 Monday through Friday and all hours on weekends and holidays
• Truck and Squad only firehouse
• Technical Rescue firehouse

• Respond to emergency medical calls to perform lifesaving procedures and other emergency medical services
• Conduct thorough tests and inspection of gear, equipment, and tools to stay ready for every type of call
• Remove individuals from dangerous situations and offer emergency assistance for minor and critical concerns
• Drove and operated Engine and Ladder Truck to aid in rescue operations.
• Set up and operated master streams and aerial ladder pipes.
• Removed individuals from dangerous situations and offered emergency assistance for minor and critical concerns.

• Respond to emergency medical calls to perform lifesaving procedures and other emergency medical services.
• Participate in fire and ems training exercises and in-class training to improve fire and ems knowledge.
• Perform variety of fire suppression activities at fire scenes, including laying and connecting hose, holding nozzles and directing water streams, raising and climbing ladders and using pike poles, smoke ejectors, and forcible entry tools.
• Conduct thorough tests and inspections of gear, equipment and tools to stay ready for every type of fire.
• Inspect apparatus, equipment, grounds and stations for proper order and condition on monthly basis.
• Drive and operated structural pumpers, tenders, and service vehicles to aid in rescue operations.
• Remove individuals from dangerous situations and offered emergency assistance for minor and critical concerns.
• Maintain close contact with dispatch to receive and share information about current fires, equipment movements and incoming personnel.
• Average 16 hours payable monthly, plus 80 unpaid hours monthly. (Firehouse cleaning, study and familiarize City of Scandia and firefighting on personal time, truck familiarization, self training)

• Managed online and phone orders
• Schedule incoming customer vehicles for shop work
• Remote Technical assistance for Power Vision and Bully Dog tuning
• Technical assistance for clutching and other Bikeman Performance Products
• Semi truck driver and race mechanic for Bikeman Performance side by side race team
• Manage inventory for all products
• Shipped out international and domestic orders daily
• Boosted inventory and recordkeeping accuracy by conducting thorough inspections and comparing shipment contents with documentation.

• Checked identification of all persons entering and exiting facility to eliminate unauthorized visitors.
• Secured premises and personnel by patrolling property and monitoring surveillance equipment.
• Responded quickly to emergency situations to assess and deflect issues.
• Greeted guests professionally and courteously to cultivate welcoming atmosphere while making safety top priority.
• Secured entrances and exits by maintaining physical presence and carefully monitoring CCTV.
• Communicated with security team and building supervisors using two-way radios, mobile phones and other technological devices.
• Activated security alarm system to alert emergency responders of dangerous or life threatening incidents.
• Administered CPR and first aid to resuscitate individuals while waiting for emergency medical responders to arrive.
• Leveraged physical or verbal techniques to investigate suspicious
• Activities and resolve concerns.
• Answered alarms, investigated disturbances and contacted law enforcement personnel to escalate crises.
• Patrolled internal building spaces and facility grounds to identify and deter threats to assets.
• Patrolled and monitored premises in company vehicle, on bicycle and by foot.
• Part time average 30+ hours weekly

Equipment Operator

Lica Geo System paver Operator

• Maintained fueled and fully operational equipment to jump on any project requirement and keep teams on tight schedules
• Communicated with ground team members and fellow operators to prevent safety hazards and keep materials moving

• Served as an Motor Transport Operator utilizing both Special Operations Forces and tactical vehicles for 1st Marine Raider operations and field exercises
• Managed over 75 pieces of Motor Transport Assets keeping maintenance readiness above 90%
• Served as Logistics Company Training Non Commissioned Officer, properly managing 50+ military personnel, resulting in ensuring company personnel were prepared for Special Operations deployments
• Range Safety Officer for the 2nd Annual Marine Special Operations Command Multi-Purpose Canine Subject Matter Expert Exchange with joint and coalition partners, resulting in zero safety incidents over a 14 day period
• Attended a Tactical Skills Package along with amphibious operations for pre-deployment training for Bravo Company resulting in successful completion of a Weapons and Tactics Course by Follow Through Consulting

• Served as an Motor Transport Operator utilizing tactical vehicles in support of 12th Marine Regiment (Field Artillery) and its battalions for overseas operations and field exercises
• Chief Dispatcher for Headquarters Battery, standing 17,067 dispatch duty hours, personally dispatching 903 assets which included 5,756 military personnel and 1.3 million pounds of cargo across 23,787 miles on overseas roadways
• Reassigned as Line NCO to help increase readiness and availability of 125 pieces of Motor Transport equipment, resulting in a significant increase of 40% in the Field Supply Maintenance Analysis Office inspection from the previous inspection
• Assisted in maintenance efforts for equipment in the active maintenance phase, keeping motor transport equipment readiness above 90%

• Recruit Training
• December 2012 - March 2013
• Graduated as Squad Leader
• School of Infantry- Infantry Training Battalion
• March 2013 - May 2013
• Infantry Rifleman (0311)
• Graduated as Fire Team Leader
• Motor Vehicle Operators Course
• May 2013 - October 2013
• Motor Transport Operator (3531)
• Graduated as Squad Leader

• Drove and operated structural pumpers, tankers, and service vehicles to aid in rescue operations.
• Led team in fighting fires and exercised considerable judgment in deciding best way to extinguish based on type of fuel and environment.
• Maintained close contact with dispatch to receive and share information about current fires, equipment movements and incoming personnel.
• Average 30 calls yearly

Firefighter Intern.

• Assigned to shift (A,B,C)
• Attend Madison Area College for Fire Science
• Maintain a C average
• Carry out the duties of a firefighter
• Drive and operate fire department vehicles and equipment
• Perform search and rescue tasks
• Perform fire suppression
• Perform salvage and overhaul
• Live in the fire house and back fill fire apparatus as needed