Technician Training

Ronald D. Butler

Email: ************@*****.***

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Marietta, Georgia 30064-4217

Cell: 404-***-****

Home: 770-***-****

OBJECTIVE

Seeking position as an Officer/Loss Prevention

TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE

Microsoft Office Suite 2007 Intermediate (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)

EPCR Toughbook

Pumps, Foam Generators, Boom and Ground Sweeps Nozzles, Extinguisher

MILITARY

United States Navy, Boiler Technician

March 1986 – March 1990

WESTPAC – 3 tours

Persian Gulf: Operation Prime Chance

Active Duty Awards: Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (2), Battle “E” Ribbon, Armed Forces Expeditionary,

Navy Unit 2001Commendation

Naval Reserve Services, Machinist Mate

April 1990 – September

EDUCATION & CERTIFICATION

Georgia Perimeter College 2002

Instructional Technician

Clarkston, GA

IFSAC Certifications

Fire Inspector III 2008

Fire Instructor III 2006

Fire Officer III 2007

Fire Instructor II 2002

Fire Officer II 2002

Fire Inspector II 2001

Fire Inspector I 2001

Fire Instructor I 2001

Fire Officer I 2001

HAZMAT Incid. Cmdr 1999

HAZMAT Technician 1999

Airport Firefighter 1994

Driver/Op – ARFF 1994

Driver/Op – Pumper 1994

Firefighter II 1994

Basic Firefighter 1993

Fire Rescue School April 1998

17th Training Group

Goodfellow AFB, Texas

National Registry Emergency Medical Services

EMT-I

2000 to 2011

DETAILED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Dobbins Air Reserve Base Fire Department, Marietta, GA

GS-7 -- Lieutenant Firefighter (Department of Defense)

January 1991 – June 2011

Has served as a Lead Firefighter/Crew Chief, on an as-needed basis, for the past three (3) years to support two Station Captains and an Assistant Chief with personnel staffing. Duties included, but not limited to, crewing various firefighting equipment, crash and structural vehicles, personal protective equipment, and maintaining all required certifications.

Trainer – Developed training materials and provided training for the following:

• Point of Contact for B-shift personnel which covers all EMS monthly and quarterly training.

• BLS (Basic Life Support) instructor and

• CPR training for the Air Base populous (Adult, Children, Infant) – Trained over 60 students over a 3 year period

Daily responsibilities: Responds as a member of the airport fire fighting team to aircraft fire or emergency, structural fire, hazardous material spill, medical emergency or special rescue situation at Dobbins Air Reserve Base. Controls and extinguishes fires to protect lives and property. Operates and maintains specialized Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting vehicles and equipment, and structural fire fighting vehicles and equipment. Clean and maintain fire department buildings and grounds.

Identify and inspect Dobbins facilities for preparation of pre-fire plans and maps. Pre-fire plans were completed using departments CAD system. This included any building code violations and/or discrepancies and those were directed to the base Fire Inspector for further action.

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