Wildland Fire provides much more than a job for me, it grants me opportunities to better myself. I am anle to keep a good attitude in the harshest of situations. I am known for my hard work ethic, willingness to learn, humble but confident mindset, as well as my passion for wildland fire.
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a seasonal position with a federal agency.
Post season AAR: This season was filled with growth, becoming more of a team player, carrying fuel, running saw. I was put into a leadership position: from getting meals, batteries, briefing, safety, scouting, leading grids, giving breaks, there is a lot of accountability that goes into being a squad boss.
This season taught me a lot about leadership and the responsibilities that come with it in the wildland interface.
Looking on ward for the 2022 season it is my goal to learn as much as I can about weather and wildland fire. Planning on taking the S-270 Basic Air Operations with local resources.
Problem Solving Critical Thinking Teamwork Flexibility Empathetic Driven Leadership Self-Reflection Humility Fast Learner Common Sense Understands Spanish |
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Full time
40hrs/week
- Maintained hand tools and personal equipment in successful working order.
- Operated hose, created hose lays, successfully mopped up.
- Dug hotline safely and effectively.
- Dug handline, and understands reasoning behind tool order for handline.
- Stayed in close contact with dispatchers to obtain and relay current information about fire status, supplies and personnel.
Full time 40hrs/week
- Worked alongside Greenville Smokejumpers as a lighter aiding the resources in igniting a back burn.
- I successfully know how to maintain a chainsaw, refuel, sharpen and how to effectively use it when removing brush during prepping work.
- Understands the importance of safety and recognizes LCES, as well as the 10 Standard Firefighting Orders, 18 Watchouts Situation, and 5 Common Denominators.
- I understand how certain weather patterns may disrupt or aide certain operations in the wildland fire environment.
- Put-in control line and mopped up on the fires edge to ensure containment.
- Began my FFT1 taskbook.
- Began completing tasks from FFT1 taskbook.
- Briefed the crew various times on mission, safety and weather
Full-time 40hrs/week
- Effectively operated, used and took care of gardening tools such as: hedge saw, chainsaw, lawn mower, sit-down lawn mower, weed wackers, etc
- Refilled fuels for equipment at the end of shift
- Worked full time, 10 hour days, 4 days a week.
Full time 40hrs/week
- Gave instructions on how to properly take care of houseplants, succulents, cactus, as well as some vegetables.
- Restocked bags of soil, plants, houseware, in their appropriate place.
- Safely helped guests fit their plants, pots, soil or items into their vehicle Tended to guests' specific questions about the items we carried and how to use them.
- Worked successfully with diverse group of coworkers to accomplish goals and address issues related to our products and services.
- Resolved interpersonal conflicts by listening, finding common ground and building relationships.
English 1a: Principles of Composition
Music 29: History of Rock
Political Science 1: American Government
Psychology 1: Introduction to Psychology
Communications 5: Interpersonal Communication
Mathematics 10: Introduction to Statistics
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School Attended
- San Clemente High School, Saddleback College
- Saddleback College
Job Titles Held:
- Type 2 Wildland Firefighter
- Type 2 Wildland Firefighter
- Maintenance Crew
- Carryout
Degrees
- High School Diploma
- Some College (No Degree)
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