Seth Mayberry

Maintain and check off emergency equipment daily.

Respond on all medical, fire, and all hazards.

Complete medical and fire reports.

Assist with other needs such as construction of station, repairs on apparatus, and instructing.

Safely led and managed a 5 man crew for 10 years.

Respond and make a positive impact on all emergencies.

Maintain day to day operations including daily checks.

Complete business, hydrants, and hose inspections.

Maintain a schedule and daily roster.

Maintain a budget and complete multiple administrative duties that a Battalion Chief and Assistant Chief would usually do.

Serve as a safety officer on all major structure fires and incidents.

Serve as a support officer in the command staff.

Assume and maintain role of Incident Commander at times.

Investigate origin, causes, and property damage.

Write and submit reports to NFIRS.

Report to duty at the beginning of each shift.

Check off and maintain ambulance, engines, and truck.

Respond when pager alerted.

Fill the roles of Firefighter/EMT, Engineer, and Captain (Did test and promote through each rank advancement).

Worked between 10-20 shifts per month.

Serve as state liaison for local resources.

Serve as Incident Commander on all minor and major fires.

Maintain a first response pump and truck.

Work with public daily on fire mitigation plans.

Maintain and check off Type 3 heavy brush engine.

Serve as a Class B Sawyer and Faller on fires.

Serve as a wildland firefighter for extinguishment.

Maintain all fire equipment and hoses.