Thomas Wilson

• 4/16/12-8/19/12 = LT Fire Captain Station 14B Corona
• 8/20/12-4/17/13- Perm Fire Captain Station 11 Lakeland Village
• 4/18/13-3/2/14- Administrative move to 10B Elsinore
• 3/3/14-6/22/14-Moved back to Station 11 Lakeland Village
• 6/23/14-9/14/14- Began training to become ECC duty officer but did not complete because of family commitments and custody schedule.
• 9/15/14-3/29/15- Station 11 Lakeland Village
• 3/30/14-10/8/17-Station 10A Elsinore
• 10/9/17-5/20/18-Station 10 A Program closed and moved to Health and Safety
• 5/21/18-Present= Station 4 Lake Mathews
• Completed all necessary forms and programs as stated as Engineer but increase in managerial responsibilities and supervised more employees and had more oversight of programs.
• Developed and implemented fire safety training programs for personnel.
• Conducted daily inspections of firefighting equipment, apparatus, and facilities.
• Responded to emergency calls and managed the on-site operations of medical, hazardous materials, and rescue incidents.
• Supervised subordinate firefighters in the performance of their duties.
• Monitored shift activities to ensure compliance with departmental policies and procedures.
• Maintained records of all fire-related activities including incident reports, maintenance logs, and training documents.
• Ensured that firefighter safety protocols were followed on all emergency scenes.
• Developed strategies for responding to emergencies based upon specific scenarios encountered at each scene.
• Established goals for personnel development by providing feedback regarding job performance evaluations.
• Performed administrative tasks such as completing budget requests and preparing reports for review by senior staff.
• Participated in public outreach events designed to educate citizens about fire safety best practices.
• Provided clear and decisive leadership by rapidly assessing and responding to changing field conditions.
• Developed and implemented training procedures for newly hired personnel.
• Managed staff schedules for shifts and events to minimize overtime costs.
• In th ECC I learned duties, responsibilities, proper notifications and requirements of a Duty Officer.
• Qualified and passed EQMD class.
• As a Health and Safety Captain I oversaw the extractor program in stations ensuring we complied with NFPA requirements, responded to complaints of safety concern, created testing program to evaluate NFPA hoods, acted as a liason for injured employees, Safety officer during unit IST drills and assisted in investigation of injuries.

• Assisted in the operation of fire suppression equipment, such as hoses, nozzles and ladders.
• Inspected and maintained firefighting gear to ensure proper functioning.
• Responded quickly to emergency calls, providing medical aid where necessary.
• Participated in regular drills and training sessions to keep skills up-to-date.
• Communicated with other members of the team to coordinate activities at a scene.
• Maintained records of incident reports, vehicle maintenance logs and call logs.
• Conducted public education programs about fire safety topics, such as smoke alarms and home escape plans.
• Performed routine inspections of buildings to identify potential safety hazards or code violations.
• Interacted professionally with victims, witnesses and other personnel associated with an incident.
• Participated in post-emergency reviews with supervisors to discuss ways to improve future responses.
• Trained continuously to maintain required physical fitness for demanding work.

• Provided fire suppression and containment for wildland fires using hand tools, pumps, hoses and other equipment.
• Conducted mop-up operations to extinguish remaining hot spots and reduce the risk of further spread.
• Assisted in hazardous fuels reduction projects such as cutting brush, felling trees and chipping debris.
• Performed backfire operations to contain advancing fires by burning fuel ahead of them.
• Attended daily briefings with crew members to discuss strategy for upcoming shifts.
• Provided medical aid to injured personnel at the scene of a wildfire incident.
• Responded quickly and effectively to emergency situations while adhering to safety protocols.
• Built containment lines around the perimeter of an active wildfire using shovels, Pulaskis and chainsaws.
• Participated in post-incident reviews following successful completion of a wildfire assignment.
• Tested and inspected tools, equipment and gear to maintain readiness for different fire scenarios.

• Same duties as previous year but began to take on more resposibilities and becomemy crew leader on days assigned.

• Assisted in responding to emergency calls, assessing situations, and providing necessary medical aid.
• Maintained firefighting equipment, including hoses and ladders, on a daily basis.
• Performed search and rescue operations in hazardous environments.
• Provided educational presentations regarding fire prevention techniques to local schools and businesses.
• Participated in training drills and exercises to maintain proficiency in fire suppression tactics.
• Monitored weather conditions for potential threats such as wildland fires or flash flooding.
• Extinguished fires using water hoses, chemical extinguishers, smoke ejectors, and other tools.
• Communicated effectively with crew members while performing tasks under stressful conditions.
• Completed all documentation for medical calls, timeslip and training.
• Trained continuously to maintain required physical fitness for demanding work.
• Prepared meals for fellow crew members and maintained safe kitchen practices.

• Attended 6 month Fire Academy/ EMT training.
• Conducted regular safety inspections of buildings to identify any potential hazards.
• Performed search and rescue operations in hazardous environments.
• Provided educational presentations regarding fire prevention techniques to local schools and businesses.
• Participated in training drills and exercises to maintain proficiency in fire suppression tactics.
• Operated specialized equipment such as pumps, aerial ladder trucks, and hazardous material units.
• Extinguished fires using water hoses, chemical extinguishers, smoke ejectors, and other tools.
• Communicated effectively with crew members while performing tasks under stressful conditions.
• Inspected vehicles for proper operation prior to use on emergency calls.
• Trained continuously to maintain required physical fitness for demanding work.
• Checked hoses and breathing masks after fire calls to determine proper functionality.
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• Attended FFA academy at Ione
• 4/4/02-5/1/05 - FF at Station #33
• 5/2/05-2/17/12- FF at Station #69
• Took and completed all classes and became Truck Qualified
• Tiller Qualified
• Completed JAC Apprenticeship
• EPAY
• Patient Care Reports
• Anderson Log
• Instructed new employees during Coves Academy emphasizing on hose management.
• Assisted in responding to emergency calls, assessing situations, and providing necessary medical aid.
• Maintained firefighting equipment, including hoses and ladders, on a daily basis.
• Conducted regular safety inspections of buildings to identify any potential hazards.
• Performed search and rescue operations in hazardous environments.
• Provided educational presentations regarding fire prevention techniques to local schools and businesses.
• Participated in training drills and exercises to maintain proficiency in fire suppression tactics.
• Coordinated with other first responders during multi-agency responses.
• Inspected vehicles for proper operation prior to use on emergency calls.

• Attended COA at Ione
• 3/31/07-12/31/07 - Schedule A Relief Engineer Stations 51, 11 and 61 non traditional
• 01/1/08-12/31/10- Schedule A Engineer Station 11 Municipal Staffed
• 1/1/11-4/15/12- Schedule B Engineer Elsinore 10B and winter assignments Schedule A Battalion 14 Stations 16 and 17.
• Completed JAC Apprenticeship
• Completed and accessed various forms for the position including;

1.JAC Reports

2. Target Solutions

3. CADWEB

4. Crystal Reports

5 .CalAters

6. EFC33

7. EPAY

8. Meal Reports

9. Month Ends

10. OSS (Staffing) became BSC qualified

11. Purchasing of Subsistence

12. State Forms= LE66,AO78, AO78AF72, PO138, STD 269, STD 270, ME 14, ME101 Injury Forms.

13. Word and Excel documents.

• Maintained records of all repairs and services performed on each piece of equipment.
• Performed preventative maintenance on fire apparatus, including but not limited to; oil and filter changes, belt inspections, hose testing, pump certifications, electrical system diagnostics.
• Kept fire station, equipment and grounds in clean and orderly condition.