Assistant Fire Chief Resume Example

• Currently participating in Acting Officer Program, having performed Lead Firefighter duties no less than 143 times from December 2015 til present.
• Detailed as Lead Firefighter twice in 2019. (Nov 10 thru Nov 23 and Dec 8 thru Dec 21)
• While acting as Lead Firefighter, duties include directing a crew of firefighters during structural or crash emergency incidents, taking charge of emergency activities on scene in the absence of a supervisor, and the direction and participation in training subordinates through the use of drills, demonstrations, and lectures.
• Serves as a member of hazardous material emergency response team and structural or crash firefighting crew.
• As a member of an emergency response team uses detection, identification, and monitoring equipment to identify hazardous products.
• Uses available resources material to determine life, health, and environmental hazards.
• Uses dikes, dams, booms and other means to confine hazardous releases.
• Uses patch, seal, and leak kits or other specialized equipment to contain hazardous substance releases, protect lives and conserve property.
• Complies with company policies, as well as federal and local requirements, to maintain team and public safety.
• Sets up decontamination area and performs decontamination of personnel and equipment.
• As a member of a firefighting crew assigned to a pumper or crash truck operates hydrants, nozzles, handlines, climbs ladders, and rescues victims while fighting fires by means of standard methods and techniques.
• Performs proper donning and doffing of personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Rides truck to scene of fire, unreels and connects hose, lays hose lines and operates lines.
• Uses hose, ladder, chemicals, and other means of control to extinguish fire and protect property.
• Performs standby detail during flying hours or special air movements such as student solo flights or emergency medical evacuations.
• Performs or assists in administration of first aid to injured victims.
• Participates in training sessions to include: hazardous material confinement, containment, and control, map study, ladder practice, hose evolutions, and positional cross training.
• Maintains current State and National EMT-Basic qualifications
• Drives structural and ARFF emergency response vehicles as required.
• Performs incidental maintenance of apparatus and equipment which entails washing, polishing, painting and inspecting engines, testing hose, and periodic recharging of chemical extinguishers and breathing apparatus.
• Inspects buildings for fire hazards, such as impeded or blocked fire escapes and exits, accumulated waste material, faulty and exposed electrical wiring, and improper storage of inflammable items.
• Checks operation of fire extinguishers and hose connected to standpipes.
• Uses effective interpersonal and solution-oriented skills to maintain excellent public service relations.

Supervisor: Battalion Chief Charles Day

Fort Rucker Fire Department

(334) 255-3363

Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes

• Served as a member of hazardous material emergency response team and structural firefighting crew.
• As a member of an emergency response team used detection, identification, and monitoring equipment to identify hazardous products.
• Used available resources to determine life, health, and environmental hazards.
• Used dikes, dams, booms and other means to confine hazardous releases.
• Used patch, seal, and leak kits or other specialized equipment to contain hazardous substance releases, protect lives and conserve property.
• Set up decontamination areas and performed decontamination of personnel and equipment.
• As a member of a firefighting crew assigned to a pumper, operated hydrants, nozzles, handlines, climbed ladders, and rescued victims while fighting fires by means of standard methods and techniques.
• Performed proper doffing and donning of personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Rode truck to scene of fire, unreeled and connected hose, laid hose lines and operated lines.
• Used hose, ladder, chemicals, and other means of control to extinguish fire and protect property.
• Performed standby detail during special air movements such as emergency medical transports.
• Performed or assisted in administration of first aid to injured victims.
• Participated in training sessions to include: hazardous material confinement, containment, and control, map study, ladder practice, hose evolutions, and positional cross training.
• Acquired and maintained State and National EMT-Basic qualifications.
• Drove and operated emergency response vehicles as required.
• Performed officer duties multiple times, when required.
• Performed incidental maintenance of apparatus and equipment which entailed washing, polishing, painting and inspecting engines, testing hose, and periodic recharging of chemical extinguishers and breathing apparatus.
• Inspected buildings for fire hazards, such as impeded or blocked fire escapes and exits, accumulated waste material, faulty and exposed electrical wiring, and improper storage of inflammable items.
• Checked operation of fire extinguishers and hose connected to standpipes.

Supervisor: Captain Ricky James (Retired)

City of Enterprise Fire Department

(334) 447-2720

Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes