Emergency Medical Quality Assurance
Resume:
ANTHONY J. CHIORELLO
SKILLS
• Environmental Health and Safety
• Quality Control Standards
• Accident Analysis
• Staff Meetings
• Site Inspection
• Injury Prevention
• Project Requirements
• Corrective Actions
• Safety Policies and Procedures
• Safe Work Practices
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• Firefighter I
• Incident Management Level 1
• Firefighter II
• Incident Management Level 2
• NAFI Certified Fire and Explosion
• Investigator
• Incident Management Level 3
• ICS 100
• State of NJ Fire Investigator
• Evidence Collection Technician
• ICS 200
• ICS 300
• Fire Inspector
• ICS 400
• Fire Official
• Basic Pump Operations
• Basic Communications Officer
• Basic Trauma Life Support
• Emergency Medical Technician
• Confined Space Awareness
• CPR/AED
• RIT Awareness
International Code Counsel – Fire
Prevention– NFPC
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• Hazmat Awareness
Highly driven and experienced Firefighter/EMT/Fire Inspector with a career spanning over 18 years. Committed to safeguarding lives and property through proactive fire prevention measures and ensuring overall safety. Possessing comprehensive certification and training, I possess extensive expertise in safety protocols, relevant codes, and firefighting methodologies. Confidently provide assistance in various disaster scenarios, encompassing building fires, residential fires, vehicular accidents, medical emergencies, and other public safety crises. Excel at swiftly assessing situations and implementing effective resolutions. Renowned for exceptional performance, strong work ethic, and unwavering dedication to improving the well-being of both citizens and fellow firefighters. Proficient in handling fire equipment, apparatus, and facilities, with in-depth knowledge of panels, sprinkler systems, and other essential firefighting tools and technologies.
WORK HISTORY
April 2022 - Current
Construction Safety Manager Tek/Solv, Newark, DE
January 2012 - February 2023
Acting Captain/Shift Supervisor Hamilton Fire Division, Hamilton, NJ Traveled to various locations such as power plants and refineries. Conducted job duties such as supervision of confined space, underground utilities, high-angle/high hazard job sites.
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Monitored safety and assessed risk levels and mitigation strategies at industrial worksites and on construction jobs.
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Directed recordkeeping and paperwork preparation in line with OSHA requirements.
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Inspected job sites and completed in-depth reports outlining safety concerns and corrective recommendations.
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Investigated and reported on hazardous materials spills, fires and other emergencies.
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Assessed compliance of site operations, accuracy of forms and adequate employee notification for different policies.
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Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
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• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
• Worked well in team setting, providing support and guidance. Proved successful working within tight deadlines and fast-paced environment.
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• Department supervisor during absence of Department Captain. Led team in fighting fires and exercised considerable judgment in deciding best way to extinguish based on type of fuel and environment.
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• Compiled and maintained log books, run reports and training records. Responded to emergency medical calls to perform lifesaving procedures and other emergency medical services.
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• Directed work of firefighters engaged in extinguishing fires. CONTACT
Hamilton, NJ 08619
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• IS-00700
• Hazmat Operations
• IS-00800
• CBRNE Awareness
• NIMS I-700
• Emergency Medical Dispatcher
• Level 1 First Responder Awareness
• ICC Fire Prevention 1
• Flood Water Rescue Awareness
• Swift Water Rescue Awareness
• OSHA 30 Construction
• Level 2 First Responder Operations
• TECC
• Sterling F4 Escape System, 2015 NJ
• Uniform Consturction Code
• Solar Power: Strategy/Tactics for First
• Responder
• Recognizing & Preventing
• Workplace Harrassment
• Pump Driver / Operator
• Blood borne Pathogen Training
• NJ Transit Emergency Response
• Procedures
• Right to Know
• Leading from the Front
• Truck Company Operations
• Emergency Incident Rehabilitation
• Preincident Planning (NFPA 1620
• Standard)
• NJ Transit Passenger Train Emergency
• Response Guidelines
• Oxy-Acetylene Cutting & Burning
• Structural Fire Attack
Emergency Responder Safety &
Security
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• Course (Amtrak)
• Motor Vehicle Extrication
Principles of Modern Building
Construction
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• Advanced Vehicle Extrication
• Confined Space Rope, Rigging &
• Rescue
Summer Injuries & Assessment inthe
Field
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• Strategy & Tactics for Single Family
• Dwelling
• Elevator Extircation Techniques
• Code Update
Use Group & Occupancy
Classifications Award Citations
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October 2000: Unit Citation fordisplay
of Professionalism,
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• Courage, and Teamwork at an
• Incident of Extraordinary
• Proportion did act Selfless and
• Without Hesitation
• January 2017: Medical Service
• Commendation
September 2015 - February 2023
Fire Investigator Hamilton Fire Division, Hamilton, NJ November 2004 - February 2023
Career Firefighter, EMT-B, Fire Inspector Hamilton Fire Division, Hamilton, NJ
Oversaw scene operations and assigned firefighters to strategic locations.
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Coordinated, scheduled and maintained team resources to achieve top levels of operational readiness.
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Assigned firefighters to jobs at strategic locations to facilitate rescue of persons and maximize application of extinguishing agents.
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• Prepared and adjusted schedules to cover demand. Preserved order and discipline among subordinates and gave assignments and instructions.
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Conducted periodic firefighter written performance evaluations and completed written recommendations on probationary firefighters.
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Identify and collect evidence relating to fires and make determinations as to their causes 9
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Examined fire sites to gather evidence such as glass, metal fragments, charred wood and accelerant residue.
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Subpoenaed and interviewed witnesses, property owners and building occupants to obtain information and sworn testimony.
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Manufactured preliminary and complete reports on fire origins and causes by observing scene and interviewing witnesses.
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Tested sites and materials to establish facts such as burn patterns and flash points of materials.
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Conducted internal investigations to determine negligence and violation of laws and regulations by fire department employees.
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Investigated causes of fires by collecting and preparing evidence and presenting evidence in court.
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Secured scenes and warned general public of investigation perimeters to prevent tampering or damage to evidence.
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Conducted interviews of witnesses, coordinated with experts and communicated with insurance company representatives to gather information.
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Recorded scene layout, damage and findings by drafting diagrams, numbering items and taking photographs.
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Prepared documentation by writing notes, organizing official interview records, compiling inspection reports and maintaining supporting documents.
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Packaged collected pieces of evidence in securely closed containers for protection.
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Analyzed evidence and other information to determine probable cause of fire or explosion.
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• Led investigations of fires to determine causes. Wrote detailed reports of fire inspections, fire code violations observed and corrective recommendations offered. Located fire code violations and recommended actions to bring properties into compliance.
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Inspected buildings to locate hazardous conditions and fire code violations such as accumulations of combustible material, electrical wiring problems and inadequate or non-functional fire exits. Inspected physical condition of automatic sprinkler systems to report conditions and suggest repairs.
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Prepared recommendations to eliminate potential fire and safety hazards at establishments.
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Examined fire sites to gather evidence such as glass, metal fragments, charred wood and accelerant residue. Inspected physical condition of
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Medical service awardissued due to
outstanding lifesavingefforts
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Actions displayed wereinstrumental in
saving the life of a civilianduring a
Medical Emergency.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
International Association of Arson
Investigators − Basic Fire/Arson
Investigation Course (96 hours) Tested
12/05/2018 − Unmanned Aerial
Systems in Fire Investigations (8
hours) Tested 12/05/2018 − 75 Minutes
of Terror (8 hours) Tested 11/14/2018 −
Fire Safe Cigarettes (8 hours) Tested
11/14/2018 − Applying the Scientific
Method to Fire Investigations (8
hours) Tested 11/12/2019 − Motor
Vehicle Fire Investigation (24 hours)
Tested 11/18/2020 National
Association of Fire Investigators −
Certified Fire and Explosion
Investigator Tested 12/18/2018
L.A.R.G. Search Emergencies Electric
& Hybrid Vehicles Fire Departments
Responsibilities at Incendiary Fires
Basic Inspection of Hazardous
Materials Connecting & Interacting
With Challenging Boss Behaviors
Concrete Parking Decks & Garages
School Bus Extrication Investigating
Natural Gas & Electrical Fires
Pediatric Education For Prehospital
Professionals HazMatIQ Above the
Line/Below the line Wood Frame and
Ordinary Construction Principles
Emergency Planning and
Preparedness Mitigating New Vehicle
Technology Fires & Extrications
Operating and Maintenance of
Holmatro Rescue Equipment 4
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02122 . overseeing the safety of the
work site . responsible for enforcing
compliance and safety regulations .
daily safety briefing before all work is
started . inspection of all PPE and
Equipment on site that is used in daily
operations . report hazardous
conditions to direct supervisor . write
daily operation reports on work
completed . investigate all reported
injuries on the work site . fill out
appropriate paperwork for any work
accidents and injuries from all workers
. temporary terminate all work site
projects if unsafe working condition
are determined
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August 2003 - November 2004
Police Dispatcher (Communications Officer) Hamilton Township, Department
automatic sprinkler systems to report conditions and suggest repairs. Checked various multi-family residential and business construction sites to determine fire code compliance.
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Administered frequent fire drills to evaluate fire exits, structures and proper functioning.
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Ensure buildings are in accordance with appropriate laws, codes, ordinances, regulations, and standards
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Write and file reports using Emergency Software Products and ProPhoenix Corporation applications
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Inspect properties that store, handle, and use hazardous materials to ensure compliance with laws, codes, and regulations
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• Keep abreast of current fire safety codes and firefighting procedures
• Conduct practice fire drills
• Evaluate evacuation procedures
• Issue and update permits
• Serve condemnation notices when fire code violations are not corrected. Answer emergency situation quickly, assess conditions, and act appropriately to contain fires, assist victims, and prevent escalation
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Assess patient needs and provide life support services during medical emergencies
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• Preventing fires by providing regular inspections Responding to emergency cases (mainly fires, but also can be medical problems, etc.) and providing assistance
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Reducing fire damage with the help of own equipment and by making sure it's in the right working order
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Keeping station and equipment in great condition and providing regular maintenance, inspection, repair
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Participating in public educational activities within local community on preventing fires
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Acquiring more professional knowledge and skills by taking part in trainings, workshops, self- education
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Maintain updated knowledge of safety guidelines, firefighting techniques, treatment protocols, response requirements, and quality assurance procedures
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Assist with fire investigator to identify and collect evidence relating to fires and make determinations as to their causes
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Drove and operated structural pumpers, tankers, ladders, and service vehicles to aid in rescue operations.
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Collaborated with other emergency responders on scene to establish adequate fire suppression.
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Educated public and community members on fire safety and prevention methods to provide life-saving techniques.
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Oversaw equipment and vehicle upkeep to maintain emergency readiness.
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Monitored and responded to hazardous gas levels and smoke detectors to avoid injuries and fatalities.
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Controlled hazardous materials and waste incidents to avoid fires and injuries.
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Responded to emergency medical calls to perform lifesaving procedures and other emergency medical services.
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Answered emergency and non-emergency phone calls and coordinated response of law enforcement officers to crime and accident scenes
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Provided assistance to officers by answering inquiries about drivers' licenses or warrant information, etc.
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April 2002 - November 2004
Per-diem Firefighter Mercerville Fire Company
November 1998 - November 2004
Volunteer Firefighter Mercerville Fire Company
November 1999 - January 2004
Security Officer Supervisor Haynes Security, Princeton Forrestal Village Entered criminal record checks, driver's license numbers and warrants into telecommunications systems to fulfill officer requests.
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• Confine, contain and extinguish fires
Answer emergency situations quickly, assess conditions, and act appropriately to contain fires, assist victims, and prevent escalation
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Assess patient needs and provide life support services during medical emergencies
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• Preventing fires by providing regular inspections Responding to emergency cases (mainly fires, but also can be medical problems, etc.) and providing assistance
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Reducing fire damage with the help of own equipment and by making sure it's in the right working order
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Keeping station and equipment in great condition and providing regular maintenance, inspection, repair
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Participating in public educational activities within local community on preventing fires
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Acquiring more professional knowledge and skills by taking part in trainings, workshops, self- education
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Updating records for incoming service calls, equipment inspection or repair and other accountable aspects of fire department's day-to-day job
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Following safety working policies and reporting needed changes or unsafe activities and conditions
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Maintain updated knowledge of safety guidelines, firefighting techniques, treatment protocols, response requirements, and quality assurance procedures
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• Usage of firehouse software for day to day operations
• Served the Fire District by responding to fires and other emergencies
• Supervised daily operations of security officers Ensured timely completion of administrative functions such as Daily Security Recaps, Daily
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• Activity Reports, Incident Reports, logs,
Prepared written reports, in a clear and concise method that met the needs and requirements of security department and property management
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• Promoted professionalism within security team
• Filled in during any employee absences or unfilled shifts
• Patrolled property, parking lots and buildings
EDUCATION
June 1999
High School Diploma
Nottingham High School, Hamilton, NJ
Expected in May 2024
Associate of Arts And Sciences Criminal Justice
Mercer County Community College (MCCC), West Windsor, NJ Degree in progress. Anticipated completion date May, 2024
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