Lorin Oberman
Reno
Summary
High-energy Assistant Engine Captain with advanced abilities in fire prevention and firefighting. Successfully manages operations for local community services, including classes, emergency response, and special events. Observant and detail-oriented with exceptional problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Possesses strong problem-solving abilities, a willingness to learn, and excellent communication skills. Poised to contribute to team success and achieve positive results. Ready to tackle new challenges and advance organizational objectives with dedication and enthusiasm. Fast-thinking in emergency and non-emergency services with over 5 years of experience. Known for efficiency and accuracy in stressful situations, excellent decision-making skills, and attention to detail. Committed to providing comprehensive and compassionate patient care.
Overview
6
6
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Assistant Engine Captain
Bureau of Land Management
03.2024 - 05.2025
- Company Overview: This is a federal job
- As an engine operator daily I would maintain, inspect, and repair (if possible) fire engine apparatus (hose, tools, specialized equipment, portable pumps, and firefighter PPE) to ensure safety and fire readiness, as well as driving and operating a Type IIII and Type III engine safely and effectively to and from emergency calls, as well as day to day driving. other duties as a ENOP included.
- Water Handling, mark III pumps and choosing and deploying the appropriate technique of hose lays (progressive, simple, and mobile attack).
- Obtaining weather observations and trends for the module (belt weather kit, Kestrel)
- The use and programming of mobile and handheld radios (Bendix King 5000, BK KNG-P150)
- The knowledge of firing devices and techniques (drip torch, fuse, fairy pistol)
- Working with computer programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, QuickTime, SharePoint)
- Assisting in hiring permanent and student temporary seasonal employees for the district and station.
- Leading arduous physical training sessions, tailgate safety, and morning briefings
- Taking over Superiority role of the crew when the captain was unavailable.
- Leading and participating in sand table exercises.
- Teaching and instructing firefighters in day-to-day tasks, providing them with knowledge and helping them with the right tools and slides for the future.
- Constructing handline (Pulaski, shovel, McCleod, rhino, chainsaw, etc.)
- Updating Mileage in the database
- Helping with managing/updating times
- Chainsaw operator (FAL 3)
- Qualified ICT5
- First responder/CPR qualified
- 4x4 truck operator (15,000 lbs.)
- Valid Commercial Class B (air brake and tank endorsement)
- This is a federal job
- Supervisor: Clifford Manly (1-775-455-5049)
- Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Wildland Firefighter Engine Operator (T)
Bureau of Land Management
03.2023 - 03.2024
- Company Overview: This is a federal job
- As an engine operator daily I would maintain, inspect, and repair (if possible) fire engine apparatus (hose, tools, specialized equipment, portable pumps, and firefighter PPE) to ensure safety and fire readiness, as well as driving and operating a Type IIII engine safely and effectively to and from emergency calls, as well as day to day driving. other duties as a ENOP(t) included.
- Water Handling, mark III pumps and choosing and deploying the appropriate technique of hose lays (progressive, simple, and mobile attack).
- Obtaining weather observations and trends for the module (belt weather kit, Kestrel)
- The use and programming of mobile and handheld radios (Bendix King 5000, BK KNG-P150)
- The knowledge of firing devices and techniques (drip torch, fuse, fairy pistol)
- Working with computer programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, QuickTime, SharePoint)
- Assisting in hiring NTE 1039 and student temporary seasonal employees for the district and station.
- Leading arduous physical training sessions, tailgate safety, and morning briefings
- Leading and participating in sand table exercises.
- Teaching and instructing firefighters in day-to-day tasks, providing them with knowledge and helping them with the right tools and slides for the future.
- Constructing handline (Pulaski, shovel, McCleod, rhino, chainsaw, etc.)
- Updating Mileage in the database
- Helping with managing/updating times
- Chainsaw operator (FAL 3)
- Qualified ICT5
- First responder/CPR qualified
- 4x4 truck operator (15,000 lbs.)
- Valid Commercial Class B permit (air brake and tank endorsement)
- This is a federal job
- Supervisor: Clifford Manly (775-455-5049)
- Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Senior Wildland Firefighter
Bureau of Land Management
05.2022 - 11.2022
- Company Overview: This is a federal job
- As Senior Firefighter assisted in training others in drills and other station duties as well as being a leader and setting an example for other to follow in.
- Performed daily engine checks on the engine; Checked all fluids, checked air in tires, checked lights and horns, make sure all gauges work properly, checked pump and make sure it works properly.
- As a firefighter, maintained tools, built hose packs, maintained inventory and supply needs. Assisted with fuels management; fuel breaks, brushing roads, chipping brush.
- Preformed various duties on prescribed fire; lighting, holding, weather observations using a belt weather kit.
- Wildland fire incidents; assisted with hose lays, hand line construction, firing and holding operations, hazard mitigation, assisted with tactical briefing, communicated safety issues, and assisted with mop-up.
- FFT1 Trainee; obtain information from dispatch upon arrival of an assignment, followed safety procedures for transporting personnel, inspected personnel and their personal equipment, ensure they meet agency requirements, obtained initial briefing from supervisor, ensure that firefighters understand the briefing clearly, use of IRPG and fire line handbook, properly use tools and equipment, mitigate all safety related issues, properly use handheld and mobile radio (Bendix King).
- This is a federal job
- Supervisor: Clifford Manly ((775).455.5049)
- Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Forestry Technician
Bureau of Land Management
05.2021 - 09.2021
- Company Overview: This is a federal job
- Performed daily engine checks on the engine; Checked all fluids, checked air in tires, checked lights and horns, make sure all gauges work properly, checked pump and make sure it works properly.
- As a firefighter, maintained tools, built hose packs, maintained inventory and supply needs.
- Assisted with fuels management; fuel breaks, brushing roads, chipping brush.
- Preformed various duties on prescribed fire; lighting, holding, weather observations using a belt weather kit.
- Wildland fire incidents; assisted with hose lays, hand line construction, firing and holding operations, hazard mitigation, assisted with tactical briefing, communicated safety issues, and assisted with mop-up.
- This is a federal job
- Supervisor: Clifford Manly ((775)-455-5049)
- Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
EMS/Transport Specialist (non-emergent)
Med Express/ SEMSA
01.2019 - 03.2023
- Company Overview: Sierra Medical Services Alliance
- Perform daily inspections of ambulance and transports
- Performance of tasks involving wheel chairs, oxygen tanks, mechanical lifts, and medical equipment
- Responsible for the safety of patients during transports to hospitals and from hospitals to skilled nursing facilities
- Perform as 'extra-hand' during the transfer of patients or clients to and from hospital beds and ambulances
- Responsible for maintaining accurate and complete transport paperwork
- Responsible for delivering all patient paperwork in a confidential and orderly manner to dispatch after each shift
- Performance of other tasks and duties as assigned
- Remain level-headed and proactive during emergency situations
- Helping dispatch units an imputing calls in the CAD system
- Sierra Medical Services Alliance
- Supervisor: Jason Laurrie ((775).858.3300)
- Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Forestry Technician
Bureau of Land Management
05.2020 - 09.2020
- Company Overview: This is a federal job
- Performed daily engine checks on the engine; Checked all fluids, checked air in tires, checked lights and horns, make sure all gauges work properly, checked pump and make sure it works properly.
- As a firefighter; maintained tools, built hose packs, maintained inventory and supply needs.
- Assisted with fuels management; fuel breaks, brushing roads, chipping brush.
- Preformed various duties on prescribed fire; lighting, holding, weather observations using a belt weather kit.
- Wildland fire incidents; assisted with hose lays, hand line construction, firing and holding operations, hazard mitigation, assisted with tactical briefing, communicated safety issues, and assisted with mop-up.
- This is a federal job
- Supervisor: Clifford Manly ((775)-455-5049)
- Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Education
Technical or occupational certificate - Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Medical Tech.
Truckee Meadows Community College
Reno, NV05.2018
High school diploma or equivalent - undefined
Pershing County High School
Lovelock, NV06.2017
Skills
- Task prioritization
- Problem-solving
- Expert in QuickTime, Microsoft Word, Excel, Office, Sharepoint and Mail software
- Fast learner
- Time management
- Operations support
- Flexibility and adaptability
- Decision-making
- Schedule and calendar management
Personal Information
Driving License: Valid Drivers License / CDL Class B
Certification
• ICS 100
• ICS 200
• ICS 700
• ICS 800
• CPR/BLS Certified
• First Aid Certified
• Completed a EMT-B course (TMCC)
• UTVO (Off Highway Vehicles)
• M-410 (Facultative Instructor)
• L-180 (Human Factors Fire Service)
• L-380 (Fireline Leadership)
• S-130 (Firefighter Training)
• S-131 (Firefighter Type 1)
• S-190 (Intro Fire Behavior)
• S-211 (Portable Pumps)
• S-212 (Chain Saws)
• S-290 (Intermediate Fire Behavior)
• S-230 (Crew Boss)
• S-231 (Engine Boss)
• S-215 (Fire Operations in Wildland/Urban Interface)
• COR LVL1 (Contracting Officer Rep)
• FFT1, FFT2(Type 1 & 2 Firefighter)
• ICT5 (Incident Commander type 5)
• FAL3 (Faller 3)
• ENOP (Engine Operator)
• ENGB (T) (Engine Boss Trainee)
• FI-110 (Wildland Fire Observation and Scene Protection)
• N-9018 (Engine Operator)
• N-9047 (Red Lights and Sirens)
• BL 303 (Super Heavy Driver Training)
• DAT LVL 1(Archaeological Tech)
Additional Information
AHA CPR/ First Aid Certified, Valid Drivers License / CDL Class B, EVOC Certified, Experienced 7+ years in EMS and Fire Background, FIRE/ EMS Dispatching Experience, Knows how to take Commands, Performs well under pressure, Performs well in Time Management situations, Basic mechanic knowledge
Languages
English
Native or Bilingual
Timeline
Assistant Engine Captain
Bureau of Land Management
03.2024 - 05.2025
Wildland Firefighter Engine Operator (T)
Bureau of Land Management
03.2023 - 03.2024
Senior Wildland Firefighter
Bureau of Land Management
05.2022 - 11.2022
Forestry Technician
Bureau of Land Management
05.2021 - 09.2021
Forestry Technician
Bureau of Land Management
05.2020 - 09.2020
EMS/Transport Specialist (non-emergent)
Med Express/ SEMSA
01.2019 - 03.2023
High school diploma or equivalent - undefined
Pershing County High School
Technical or occupational certificate - Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Medical Tech.
Truckee Meadows Community College
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