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Michael D. Simpson

** ******, ** ***** **: 719-***-**** Cell: 225-***-**** Email:

ace3dl@r.postjobfree.com

Safety, Emergency Response

Safety, Fire, and Emergency Response Professional: 25yrs.dedicated to saving lives and property through

experience, education, and training that guides my continued commitment to provide professional services

through proven leadership skills and abilities during stressful situations both emergent and non-emergent in Civil,

Industrial, and Wild Land environments from the deserts of Arizona to the frozen tundra of Alaska?s North Slope.

Professional Experience

Fire Chief: Southern Park County Fire Protection District (S.P.C.F.P.D.) Guffey,CO

June 2013-

Current

Captain: Emergency Response, Industrial Hagemeyer NA, Geismer,

LA, Jan. 2010 ? May 2013

Industrial Emergency Services, Baton Rouge, LA, Feb.

07 ? Dec. 09

? Captain, Firefighter/EMT-B. DuPont, Pontchartrain

? COSS, Certified Occupational Safety Specialist

? Fire/ EMS, Rescue/HAZMAT emergency response and training per NFPA and OSHA guidelines

? Process Units and Building Safety Audits for OSHA compliance

? Development of fire / rescue pre plans for emergency response and OSHA compliance

? Development of Sop?s / Sog's

Firefighter: Public Safety Ascension Parish Fire District 1,

Gonzales, LA, Jan. 08 ? Apr 09

? Firefighter/Driver Operator/EMT-B emergency response to all hazards

? Fire safety building inspections/Pre plans for occupancy safety

Lieutenant: Public Safety Central Emergency

Services, Soldotna, AK, 00 ? 06

? Lieutenant, EMT-1/FireFighter 1 emergency response to all hazards

? Accreditation Manager /Coordinator, technical auditing and development of departmental policies

and procedures

Fire Chief: Public Safety Funny River

Emergency Services, Soldotna, AK, 99 ? 06

? Volunteer Fire Chief, EMS/Firefighter. Board of Directors, emergency response to all hazards

? Grants Writing and Management, Budget development/control.

Captain: Emergency Response, Industrial Doyon Universal

Services, Anchorage, AK, 01- 03

? Captain, Alyeska Fire Rescue, Alyeska Marine Terminal, Valdez, AK. (Trans Alaska Pipeline)

? Petroleum industry fire/rescue, rope rescue, confined space rescue,

? Operation, inventory and daily inspection of fire systems, equipment and apparatus to ensure

operability

? Inspection and service of hydrants and valves, fire water systems isolations and pm?s for reliability

assurance

? Building safety inspections- fire extinguisher, detection and emergency lighting systems for safety

and egress assurance

? Trained new hires and fire brigade personnel to ensure competencies for emergency response

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Firefighter: Public Safety Mt. Lemmon

Fire District, Mt. Lemmon, AZ, 95 ? 99

? Emergency Vehicle and Station Maintenance, emergency response to all hazards

? Station Dispatcher for 911 calls and non-emergent operations

? Daily Equipment and Inventory Checks for reliability

? EMS 1st responder, rescue, Wild Land Fire Service, Wilderness search and rescue.

Safety Specialist: Petrol/Chemical Industry Veco Alaska

Inc., Anchorage, AK, 2006

? Construction projects, Alpine Fields, Prudhoe Bay, Alyeska Pipeline site safety orientations, audits and

investigations

Operations Supervisor Kenai Peninsula

Food Bank, Soldotna, AK, 2003

? Planning and Developing Site Safety policies and procedures

? Planning and Scheduling Maintenance, Service Routes and Duties of Volunteers and Workgroups

Safety Supervisor: Industrial Health and Safety Inlet Salmon, Kenai,

AK, Seasonal: 99 and 00

? Safety training and site orientations, fire safety audits

? Employee training and safety documentation record keeping

Michael D. Simpson

Education, Training, Certifications

TWIC, Transportation Workers Identification Credential, Federal ID

COSS, Certified Occupational Safety Specialist, 2008, Safety Council of Louisiana.

OSHA, Construction Safety and Health

OSHA, General Industry Safety and Health

Crane Safety; Volume 1 and 2. Petro ED May 2009

H2S Safety in Production Operations. Petro ED May 2009

NORM in the Petroleum Industry. Petro ED May 2009

Building Safety Assessment: Pre Disaster ? State of Alaska, 2003

Building Safety Assessment: Post Disaster ? State of Alaska, 2003

Hazmat Awareness/Responder/Operations, 2000

Hazmat Emergency Response Training, DuPont. 10/10

National Association of Boating Law Administrators; (Boating Safety) USCG Recognized, 2004

FF1- State of Alaska, 1999

FF1- IFSAC - International Fire Service Accreditation Congress, 2001

FFT2, ICS, Red Card, Wildland fire/EMS, 1995

EMT-B, National Registry Emergency Medical Technicians, 1999 ? current

EMT-B, State of Louisiana, April 2008 - current

EMT1, State of Alaska, 1999

State of Alaska Fire Extinguisher Inspector Level-1, 2001

CEVO 2-National Safety Council, (Certified Emergency Vehicle Operator 2)

Apparatus Driver/Operator, NFPA 1002 compliant CES certified, 2005

State of Alaska, Level II Fire Ext. Permit, 2006

CPR, AED, State of Louisiana - current

ETT ? Emergency trauma technician, State of AK 2001

?University of Extrication Bus Emergencies, Technician Level, 2004

Calling the ?May-Day? Firefighter Survival, 2004

Peer Assessor, Commission on Fire Accreditation International, 2004

FEMA: United States Fire Administration, (NFA) National Fire Academy, (22 Certifications, see

details page)

Concentration in:

Emergency Services Supervision, Leadership, Command and Control, Education, and

Prevention

(EMI) Emergency Management Institute, FEMA: (23 Certifications, see details page)

Concentration in:

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Management, leadership, Influence, and planning for emergent and non-emergent situations

and/or events.

New Mexico State University of Technology:

Weapons of Mass Destruction, 2004

Texas A&M: Texas Engineering Extension (TEEX)

Industrial Fire Brigade NFPA 1081, Pro Board Certified, 2008

Texas A&M: in Cooperation with: Dept. of Homeland Security, 2008

Basic EMS Concepts for WMD Incidents

WMD/Terrorism Awareness for Emergency Responders

(MGT-100) WMD Incident Management/Unified Command

AWR-112 ? Public Works for WMD Incidents: Basic Concepts

Emergency Management Concerns for the First Responder in Terrorism and Disasters

Children and Nerve Agents, 2008

Canine Emergency Medical Care, 2008

Texas A&M Health Science Center School of Rural Public Health, 2008

Medical Effects of Primary Blast Injuries

Introduction to SNS and Mass Prophylaxis

University of Alaska Anchorage, Kenai Peninsula College, 2006

EMT II, State of Alaska, EMT Advanced, (IV administration, advanced airway management).

Louisiana State University, Fire Emergency Training Institute:

Haz Mat Technician: 29 CFR 1910.120 compliant. 4/2011

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Curriculum Vitae:

Michael D. Simpson, Captain:

IFSAC Firefighter 1, NREMT-B, COSS ?Certified Occupational Safety Specialist?

Technical Rescue, HazMat Tech. CFAI ?Peer Assessor CFAI ?Accreditation Manager?

Emergency Response Service:

30 years including Wild-Land, structural (Civil) and petrol/chemical. Service includes volunteer, paid-on call, and full-time

paid. I have served as a firefighter, Lieutenant, Captain, and volunteer Assistant Fire Chief, and Fire Chief. My current

position with IES is my second tour of duty as an industrial Fire Captain. I also served 2 years as a Fire Captain with

Doyon Universal Services as contracted with Alyeska Pipeline Services Company at the Valdez Alyeska Marine Terminal,

(Alyeska Fire/Rescue), Valdez, Alaska.

Career Highlights:

Served 5 weeks as a single resource medic on the ?Clear Creek Complex Fire? Salmon, Idaho in the summer of 2000, this

was a Type 1 wildfire incident that involved more than 200,000 acres of forest, structures, and resources. The fire was 22

miles long and 9 miles wide, several structures were destroyed and lives were lost. This was a multi- agency event that

included Federal, State and local resources under a unified command until the incident was turned over to a ?Type 1

Incident Management Team This was the largest incident that I have served on.

Participated in ?Northern Edge? multi agency mass casualty drill held at Alyeska Marine Terminal and involved the Coast

Guard, Army, Air Force, State, local, and Industrial agencies in a mock terrorist attack on an Industrial Resource. 2002

June of 2003 by a unanimous vote of an eleven (11) member board of directors of Funny River Emergency Services, was

elected for the position of ?Fire Chief? with full oversight of all emergency and non-emergency functions of a full service

volunteer fire department. Funny River Emergency Services,

Soldotna, Alaska

Awards:

?Humanitarian Award? Heaven

on Earth Ranch for Handicapped

?With Humble Gratitude for-Caring-for, and ?Helping Those Who Can Not Help Themselves?

Lakeview Terrace, California

?Meritorious Service Award

Doyon Universal Services

?For a year of outstanding customer service provided to our client?

Anchorage, Alaska

?Certificate of Recognition?

Central Emergency Services

?For the most run/call response hours in the first quarter of 2004?

Soldotna, Alaska

?For dedicated service to the residents of our community?

?Certificate of Recognition?

U.S.A. Honor Society

Recognition for Achievements in the Highest Order 12/31/2009

Other:

As an Accreditation Manager/Coordinator, wrote a ?Self Assessment? manual, a ?Standards of Coverage? manual, and a

?Strategic Plan? for Central Emergency Services of Soldotna, Alaska. The primary benefit of this effort was the re-

structuring of the departments ?Policies and Procedures? manual. Essentially this document eliminated duplication of

policies and procedures as well as combining a uniform format both in design and text. New polices were developed that

eliminated out dated policies or procedures, some existing policies were kept or rewritten to suit the needs of an modern

firefighting organization that also better suited the ever changing needs of the public for emergency services.

?Prepared for the Worst? ?Providing the Best Central Emergency Services, Soldotna, Alaska.

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Equipment: Structure Fire Apparatus, Ladder Truck, Tanker/Pumper, Tanker/Tender,

Pump and Roll, Light Rescue/Ambulance, Fire/Rescue boat,

Brush Truck? CES ?Engineer? Qualified

Microsoft Office/Microsoft XP (word, excel, power point, etc.)

Affiliations: International Association of Fire Chiefs, (IAFC)

(Memberships) Kenai Peninsula, Fire Chiefs Association, (KPFCA)

Kenai Peninsula Borough ?Project Impact? (Board Member)

Alaska State Fire Fighters Association, (ASFFA)

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Education/Certifications:

(Details from Previous Page)

United States Fire Administration: National Fire Academy, FEMA: (22 Certifications).

Command and Control of Incident Operations, 2003 Alaska Fire Service Training Ctr.

Fire Service Supervision, 2005

Emergency Medical Operations, Multi-Casualty Incidents, 2005

Wildland Urban Interface Firefighting Operations, 2005

Response to Terrorism, 2005

ICS 300 ? Intermediate All Hazard NIMS Review for Expanding Incidents, 2008

ICS 400 ? Fundamentals Review for Command and General Staff, 2008

Community Safety Educator, 2008

Q 494 ? NFIRS 5.0, 2008

Testing and Evaluation of Water Supplies for Fire Protection, 2008

Alternative Water Supply: Planning and Implementing Programs, 2008

Q-840 Fire Prevention ?Coffee Break? Training Volume 1, 12/2008

Q-841 Fire Prevention ?Coffee Break? Training Volume 2, 12/2008

Q-842 Fire Prevention ?Coffee Break? Training Volume 3, 12/2008

Q-843 Fire Prevention ?Coffee Break? Training Volume 4, 12/2008

Q-844 Fire Prevention ?Coffee Break? Training Volume 5, 12/2008

Q-845 Fire Prevention ?Coffee Break? Training Volume 6, 12/2008

Q-846 Fire Prevention ?Coffee Break? Training Volume 7, 12/2008

Q-847 Fire Prevention ?Coffee Break? Training Volume 8, 12/2008

Q-848 Fire Prevention ?Coffee Break? Training Volume 9, 12/2008

Q-849 Fire Prevention ?Coffee Break? Training Volume 10, 1/2009

Q-123 Applied Research Self Study Course, 6/2008

Emergency Management Institute. FEMA: (23 Certifications).

IS-00001 - Emergency Program Manager?Orientation, 12/2009

IS-00005.A- Introduction to Hazardous Materials, 1/2011

IS-00035.10 ? FEMA Safety Orientation. 10/10

IS-00230 ? Principles of Emergency Management, 2008

IS-00244 ? Developing and Managing Volunteers, 2008

IS-00240 ? Leadership & Influence, 2008

IS-00241 ? Decision Making & Problem Solving, 2008

IS-00235 ? Emergency Planning, 2008

IS-00275 ? Emergency Operations Center Preparedness, Response & Recovery, 2005

IS-00362 ? Multi-Hazard Emergency Planning for Schools, 2005

IS-00700 ? National Incident Management System (NIMS), 2005

IS-00701 ? NIMS Multi-Agency Coordination System. 5/09

IS-00703a- NIMS Resource Management. 10/10

IS-00704 - NIMS Communications and Information Management, 2/2011

IS-00706 - NIMS Intrastate Mutual Aid Introduction, 2/2011

IS-00775 - EOC Management and Operations, 12/2009

IS-00800 ? National Response Plan, 2005

IS-00800.b ? National Response Framework, Introduction. 8/09

IS-00546 ? Continuity of Operations (COOP), 2005

IS-00100 ? ICS for Federal Disaster Workers, 2005

IS-00100.a- ICS Introduction to the Incident Command System, 2008

IS-00200 ? ICS for Federal Disaster Workers, 2005

IS-00200.a ? ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents, 12/08

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