Kade Hogle

Supervisor Capt. 311 Colton Choate. (928)310-6579 colton.choate@usda.gov

Fire Line Duties

• Implemented safety protocols using LCES to minimize risks to crew members during fire suppression activities.
• Operated firefighting equipment during wildfire suppression efforts.
• Implement fire training, conduct physical training, and ensure overall fire readiness of the engine module.
• Collaborated with team members to establish fire containment lines.
• Participated as lookout for crew and other resources on the incident.
• Conducted hazard assessments to identify potential risks in operations.
• Conducted fire line Mop up.
• Hot spots, cold trails, and burned areas after fire containment are used to locate and extinguish hot spots.
• Responded quickly to new outbreaks of wildfires while following agency protocols.
• Lead in emergency medical operations, and provided first aid as needed.
• Maintained and repaired firefighting equipment and tools to ensure operational readiness.

Station Duties.

• Complete the necessary documentation (including the crew manifest, FTRs, CA-1s, fire replacement orders, etc.).
• Coordinate the logistical requirements of the crew as needed.
• Led and participated in periodic fire safety meetings to identify unsafe conditions.
• Informed and educated local community members about fire prevention and safety.
• Attended training sessions on wildland fire behavior, suppression tactics, and safety protocols.
• Maintained facilities and vehicles, cleaned bathrooms, built roofs, and performed daily checks on vehicles.
• Briefed and debriefed both crew and supervisors on daily objectives, duties, and events.

Supervisor Christina Brannon (480)221-7690 christina.brannon@usda.gov

• Operated in, and supervised, safe chainsaw operations.
• Participated in and led burn operations for RX burns and wildfires.
• Removal of brush and hazard trees for burn unit preparation.
• Followed safety protocols to minimize risks during cutting operations.
• Collaborated with supervisors and team members to execute project plans efficiently.
• Conducted routine inspections of tools and equipment before use.
• Monitored environmental conditions to ensure safe working practices.
• Planned work and determined appropriate tools and equipment.
• Created fire breaks by cutting down brush and small trees as required.

supervisor Berkeley Krueger (520)820-3579 berkeley.krueger@usda.gov

• Perform duties as a FFT1 crewmember on a 10-person Type II hand crew; manage the crew both on and off the fire line in a variety of different work environments.
• Worked successfully with coworkers to accomplish goals and address issues to further improve the crew.
• Respond to new incidents in a timely and safe manner, both on and off the clock.
• I identified the needs of crewmembers and made sure they were met to the best of my abilities.
• Conducted rehab on both the fire line and fire gear, such as tools, chainsaws, and dozer lines.
• Participated in lookout and took weather for fire personnel on the incident.
• Operation and use of hose, fire engine plumbing equipment, portable pumps, and packed hose; maintenance, and inspection.

• Assisted in patient assessment and basic life support procedures.
• Maintained cleanliness and organization of emergency medical equipment.
• conducted daily checks on apparatus and gear.
• Documented patient information and care provided in reports.
• Participated in training sessions to enhance emergency response skills.
• Supported transportation of patients to medical facilities as needed.
• Remained level-headed and proactive during emergency situations.
• Assessed emergency situations and prioritized medical care for patients.
• Performed CPR and used cardiac defibrillator to revive patients in cardiac arrest or arrythmia.
• Observed and assessed incident scenes to maintain safety of first responders.
• Performed standard testing and administered medication to manage care in field and in transit.
• Suctioned airways to clear obstructions and help patients breathe.
• Bandaged wounds and determined necessity for stitches or sutures.