Safety Officer Training
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RAFAEL PESTAŇO CORPUS
Senior Fire Fighter/Safety Officer
*** ** ***** ****** ***** ng Kabataan
Sangandaan, Caloocan City, Philippines
Email: actg3o@r.postjobfree.com
Contact No.: +63-915-***-****
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT:
UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS BOYS HIGH SCHOOL
Elementary 1966-1972 Cebu City
UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS BOYS HIGH SCHOOL
Secondary 1972-1976
UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS COLLEGES
3RD Yr. College BSBA 1976-1979
WORK EXPERIENCE:
EMIRATES RESPONSE SERVICES LLC
AL MINHAD MILITARY AIRBASE – DUBAI, UAE
JUNE 30, 2012 – SEPTEMBER 2014
SENIOR FIRE FIGHTER (SECOND IN CHARGE)
The Senior Fire Fighter is accountable to the Watch Commander for the effective management of emergencies ad to act as the officer-in –charge when the Watch Commander is not available. The SFF will promptly respond and take charge at incidents or sector/s of an operational incident as directed by the Watch Commander.
Works hand in hand with the NATO Coalition Forces Fire Department and UAE Air Force Fire Department.
General responsibilities include assisting the Watch Commander in the following:
Administrative functions such as leave programming, attendance management and recording.
Occupational health and safety accident reporting and other functions in accordance with the Company guidelines.
The SFF has the following responsibilities:
Reporting for duty as per the roster or as directed in a fit and proper state.
Ensure that adequate staff and vehicles are available in accordance with ERS instructions.
Ensuring personnel are trained sufficiently to allow effective intervention at emergencies for which the company is responsible.
Ensuring personnel do training in accordance with the Training program and maintain training records in accordance with the company instruction.
Recording operational information following emergency responses in accordance with the company requirements.
Supervising of firefighting personnel in daily activities, training, maintenance and operational duties expected to be performed at the fire station.
Ensuring day-to-day activities of fire crews are planned so as not to compromise service responses.
Ensuring firefighting personnel are equipped with personal protective equipment that is in a good state of repair.
Taking corrective action in the event that staffs are not fit for operational duty.
Operational maintenance and state of readiness of vehicles including foam, dry powder or other secondary agents.
Ensure all firefighting equipment is properly inspected, maintained and defects reported.
Report staff who fail to comply with their staff accountabilities to the Watch Commander
Act as directed by the Watch Commander.
MANILA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
SEPTEMBER 1987- MAY 2012 (25 YEARS)
FIREFIGHTER 1987-2008
FIRE CREW CHIEF 2008- STATION FIRE CHIEF
TRAININGS AND CERTIFICATIONS:
Basic Occupational Safety and Health(BOSB)
May 18-22,2015
Singapore Aviation Academy
Strategies and Tactics for Hazardous Materials (HazMat)
Incident Management Workshop
Singapore Aviation Academy (October 12-16, 2009)
Hazardous Material Strategy and Tactics Training Texas Engineering Extension Service ( September 12-16, 2009)
Member MIA Aircraft Recovery Team
Aircraft Recovery and included Theoretical and Practical Training
KUNZ RLB Recovery Lift Bags, Germany
Has successfully completed the KUNZ training course at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), Philippines from January 20-22, 2010.
2007 Crash and Rescue Exercise
Primary Participant
Airport Security Awareness Orientation Seminar
MIAA Mobile Training Team, February 2006
Airline Operator’s Council
Basic Firefighting Refresher Course
MIAA Rescue Firefighting Division, September 2003
Fire Exit Drill
Cebu Pacific and MIAA Fire Department, June 2004
Basic Operation and Fire Alarm Component of 4100 Fire Alarm Course
MIAA Fire Station, June 2003
Land Mobile Restricted Radiotelephone Seminar
National Telecommunication Commission, August 2003
Department of Transportation and Communication
Fire Exit Exercise
Pair-Pags Center, March 2002
Basic Firefighting Course / Fire Prevention
Philippine Seafarer’s Training Center, August 1992
Basic Aerodrome Firefighter
Civil Aviation Training Centre
September 10, 1987
PERSONAL BACKGROUND:
Born in Paco, Manila November 17, 1960.Has 4 children, 3 girls and a boy. Have been an airport firefighter for the last 21 years, and was recently promoted as crew chief/ leadsman last September 16, 2008.
A trustworthy person and can work with very minimal supervision. Have experienced different types of emergencies which involves several kinds of fire situations, namely Aviation Fire, Structural Fire, Electrical Fire, Kitchen Fire, Metal Fire and Flammable Liquid Fire.
DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS AS A FIRE CREW CHIEF / LEAD FIREFIGHTER:
Supervises the work / activities of personnel in a particular shift.
Takes charge of the firefighting operation at the scene of the fire during hour of duty
Initiates and recommends the adoption of fire prevention measures
Supervises and coordinate the training of new firefighters
Conduct regular inspections of personnel, equipment and supplies to ensure their radiness in event of emergencies
PERSONAL REFERENCES:
DAVID DEAN JONES
EMIRATES RESPONSE SERVICES LLC – UAE
STATION MANAGER – AL MINGHAD AIRBASE
actg3o@r.postjobfree.com
MACAIROG DE LEON
EMIRATES RESPONSE SERVICES LLC – UAE
FIRE SAFETY OFFICER – AL MINHAD AIRBASE
KHALID AL SABOORI
UAE AIRFORCE / WATCH COMMANDER
I attest that all statements I have made are true and correct.
Rafael P. Corpus
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