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Lives in:: 1951 Acorn Dr.

Department:: Carmel, IN Retired

Title/rank:: Captain

Years of public service:: 37

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Professional Qualifications:: Instructor FF I & II
Instructor Educational Methodology
Hazardous Materials Operations Level
Arson Detection for First Responders

Topics you provide training for:: 火行为
Building Construction
Supervision
Management

Areas of expertise:: Safety

Bio:: Served as volunteer in NJ for first-aid and rescue squads and fire departments
Career for 21 yrs. at Carmel, IN
Chief of Pleasant Garden, NC for 2 years (combo dept.)
Instructed at Guilford Technical Community College in Fire Science and Emergency Preparedness
Worked 2 years in Emergency Management
AAS in Public Safety Technology from Ivy Tech State College, IN
BS in Occupational Safety and Health from NC A&T SU
AAS in Emergency Preparedness Technology
Training Commander for High Point Fire Dept. Training Division

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At 11:09am on October 7, 2009,Rick Fritzsaid…: The new Basics book looks great!

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