Marino I Wall

Certification American Welding Society

• S-290 (Intermediate Fire Behavior)
• S-131 (Fire Fighter Type 1)
• S-190 (Fire Weather and Behavior)
• RT-130 (2019)
• S-130 (FFT2 Training)
• S-180 (Basic Leadership)
• S-212 (Chainsaw and Felling Operation)
• S-211 (Water Pump/Engine Crew Operator)
• ENGBT (Engine Boss, Single Resource)
• HECMT (Helicopter Manager)
• SEO (Senior Engine Operator)
• ICT5 (Incident Commander Type 5)
• (Going Threw RedCard Committee)

• Trust building scenarios between sawyers and swampers in close proximities.
• Successfully lead eight person squads
• Safety clearing passageways for service roads.
• Slash piling all limbed fell trees
• Applying the OHLEC process for felling trees.
• Correctly flagging safe routes for a hose layout
• Efficiently worked as a pump operator during the assignment
• Locating and controlling spot fires
• Mopping up all Smoke Areas
• Safety and effectively checking for hot spots
• Showed proficiency swamping for saw team
• Successfully performed as road guard limiting hazards for crew members
• Constructed bridge for forest with proficient team work
• Helped archaeologist protect national landmarks with future fire protection
• Practiced Tactical sawyer operations such as progressive and leapfrog movement.
• Thinning out National Forest to create more open environments around service roads.
• Properly troubleshooting and operating saws.
• Cutting sub-alpine, spruce, and lodge trees up to 6” diameter.
• Safely liming and bucking fallen trees.
• Lifting trees into slash burn piles as a team.
• Safety felling Douglas-fir and Pine wood trees.
• Maintaining Individual felling operations.
• Properly using the OHLEC process to size up trees.
• Liming and bucking all trees fell in the project area.
• Relaying communications between fellow sawyers for cutting small trees.
• Received FALA Certification.
• Trained on Conventional, Humboldt, and Open face cuts.
• Correctly using the OHLEC size up process.
• Bucking, liming, and thinning trees.
• Maintained two engine crews and two chase trucks assigned as an IA module.
• Correctly planned out and constructed a hose layout. Practiced how to properly and effectively mop up a fire.
• Trained how to successfully give a weather report for resources (also trained how to troubleshoot spinning weather)
• Logged fire activity of the incidents (change in containment, smoke, and latitude, drawing viewpoints and location markers.
• Hands-on training of using Nine-line Medical evacuation procedures, recording medical incident reports, and safety loading patients for Air Rescue.
• Applying LCES before and during all fire projects.
• Assisting in fast paced chipping operations
• Proficient in programming, cloning, and performing essential radio use.
• Cleaned, reconditioned, and maintained hand tools and chainsaws.
• ARC Electric arc to create heat and melt and join metals together
• GMA Gas metal arc welding Fabrication of pressure vessels and steel structures
• Safely welding knowledge/ basic welding knowledge
• Steel fabrication work/ fixing steel
• Trouble shooting equipment/ fixing equipment