Robert Kapp jr

Responds to emergency and non-emergency calls for service.

• Participates in the department’s fire prevention operations.

• Operates heavy firefighting and mechanical equipment; lays out lines; operates pump to provide correct suppressant flows.

• Performs Interior Fire Suppression operations in conditions that may include high heat, limited or zero visibility and hazardous environments.

• Responds to emergencies and calls for assistance.

• Responds to calls for assistance involving emergency medical situations, including cardiac problems, breathing difficulties, childbirth, strokes, diabetic seizures, sports and automobile injuries, and other traumatic and medical incidents.

• Obtains medical histories and current event information; determines appropriate aid in accordance with guidelines.

• Provides medical assistance to victims of fires and other incidents.

• Stabilizes patients and transports them to appropriate facilities as needed.

• Responds to and takes appropriate actions at hazardous materials incidents.

• Ventilates burning buildings by opening windows and skylights or by cutting holes in roofs and floors.

• Adheres to city and department rules, regulations, policies, and procedures.

• Inspects equipment and apparatus to ensure proper functioning.

• Inspects and checks conditions of fire hydrants and water supply sources; maintains, services, cleans, tests, and performs minor repairs to fire apparatus, pumps, generators, and emergency medical equipment.

• Participates in the cleaning and maintenance of quarters and station facilities.

• Performs related duties.

• Contributed to the successful completion of large-scale projects as an integral member of a highly-skilled team.
• Enhanced workplace safety by adhering to strict safety guidelines and wearing appropriate protective gear.
• Resolved weld-related problems by researching and using appropriate repair practices.
• Streamlined workflow processes, implementing efficient organization methods in the workshop area.

Responds to emergency and non-emergency calls for service.

• Participates in the department’s fire prevention operations.

• Operates heavy firefighting and mechanical equipment; lays out lines; operates pump to provide correct suppressant flows.

• Performs Interior Fire Suppression operations in conditions that may include high heat, limited or zero visibility and hazardous environments.

• Responds to emergencies and calls for assistance.

• Responds to calls for assistance involving emergency medical situations, including cardiac problems, breathing difficulties, childbirth, strokes, diabetic seizures, sports and automobile injuries, and other traumatic and medical incidents.

• Obtains medical histories and current event information; determines appropriate aid in accordance with guidelines.

• Provides medical assistance to victims of fires and other incidents.

• Stabilizes patients and transports them to appropriate facilities as needed.

• Responds to and takes appropriate actions at hazardous materials incidents.

• Ventilates burning buildings by opening windows and skylights or by cutting holes in roofs and floors.

• Adheres to city and department rules, regulations, policies, and procedures.

• Inspects equipment and apparatus to ensure proper functioning.

• Inspects and checks conditions of fire hydrants and water supply sources; maintains, services, cleans, tests, and performs minor repairs to fire apparatus, pumps, generators, and emergency medical equipment.

• Participates in the cleaning and maintenance of quarters and station facilities.

• Performs related duties.

Responds to emergency and non-emergency calls for service.

• Participates in the department’s fire prevention operations.

• Operates heavy firefighting and mechanical equipment; lays out lines; operates pump to provide correct suppressant flows.

• Performs Interior Fire Suppression operations in conditions that may include high heat, limited or zero visibility and hazardous environments.

• Responds to emergencies and calls for assistance.

• Responds to calls for assistance involving emergency medical situations, including cardiac problems, breathing difficulties, childbirth, strokes, diabetic seizures, sports and automobile injuries, and other traumatic and medical incidents.

• Obtains medical histories and current event information; determines appropriate aid in accordance with guidelines.

• Provides medical assistance to victims of fires and other incidents.

• Stabilizes patients and transports them to appropriate facilities as needed.

• Responds to and takes appropriate actions at hazardous materials incidents.

• Ventilates burning buildings by opening windows and skylights or by cutting holes in roofs and floors.

• Adheres to city and department rules, regulations, policies, and procedures.

• Inspects equipment and apparatus to ensure proper functioning.

• Inspects and checks conditions of fire hydrants and water supply sources; maintains, services, cleans, tests, and performs minor repairs to fire apparatus, pumps, generators, and emergency medical equipment.

• Participates in the cleaning and maintenance of quarters and station facilities.

• Performs related duties.