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| | Click here or scroll down to respond to this candidateProfileDedicated wildland firefighter with two seasons of hands-on experience in wildfire suppression, prevention, and management. Formerly a Security Officer contracted through the Department of Defense for seven years, combining a strong background in adapting to high-stress situations while maintaining composure and safety. Committed to a career in firefighting, gaining experience and qualifications to excel as a lifelong wildland firefighter and safeguarding lives, property, and natural resources through effective teamwork.Contact Info75 Shiloh DriveKalispell, MT 59901PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLEExpertiseHighest QualificationsRecommen dationsStrong LeaderCreative Problem SolvingSafety OrientedQuick LearnerPerseverantInterpersonal SkillsAttention to DetailChainsaw OperationsFlexible and AdaptableIncident Commander Type 5 ICT5-t Firefighter Type 1 Trainee FFT1-t Firefighter Type 2 FFT2Basic Sawyer FAL3Cory's strong work ethic and dedication to his tasks stood out. He consistently demonstrated the ability to tackle challenging projects with enthusiasm and a solutions-oriented mindset. His attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality work greatly contributed to the success of our team's initiatives. -EthanKasberg, Mann LandscapeKey Accomplish mentsSkilled wildland firefighter utilizing diversified fire background working in land management, and personal and asset security, gaining a specialized skillset to provide strong leadership and fire suppression work. Thrives in dynamic, challenging environments, consistently making quick, effective decisions under pressure.Demonstrate commitment to lifelong learning, education, and experience in wildland firefighting, currently pursuing Emergency Medical Technician education.Excel in highly adverse conditions including exposure to extreme climates, and accustomed to long shifts with stressful workloads. Perseveres through adversity and committed to be a dependable leader and team player.Collaborate seamlessly with diverse teams in both crewmembers and outside resources, fostering a culture of unity and cooperation. Exhibits leadership qualities developed through years of emergency response experience, capable of leading 3-5 crewmembers as a Firefighter Type 1 trainee (FFT1-t).Lifelong learner who is motivated through continuous self-improvement. Comfortable asking questions and learning from crewmembers with more experience.Participated in vegetation thinning and removal projects, reducing fuel loads in high-risk areas to mitigate the intensity and spread of wildfires with efficiency and safety.Thorough understanding of wind, temperature, relative humidity, topography, and fuels and their effect on fire active and behavior. Strong ability in recognizing potential dangers and escalating communication when necessary to mitigate any damage to property, improvements, or natural resources.WILDLAND FIREFIGHTER EQUIVALENT TO FORESTRY TECHNICIAN GS 0462-04 40+ hrs/week $17 per hourForestry Management Specialist Inc. Kalispell, MTYou may contact my supervisor: Logan Buckner at p: 406-261-5820, e: EMAIL AVAILABLEDates of Employment: 6/20228/2023Summary of ExperienceDedicated wildland firefighter performing fire suppression work across a variety of fuel types in Montana including grass, brush, and timber. Perform fuel inventory and hazard fuel reduction project work, able to quickly identify flora and make informed decisions. Strong communication skills, including working with a team to accomplish a common goal and asking questions when clarification is needed.Key AccomplishmentsWorked diligently on Firefighter Type 1 task book as a trainee, leading daily briefings to 3 or more crewmembers, ensuring handline construction, safe working practices, monitoring saw work and handline construction to meet critical project deadlines.Proficient in chainsaw operations, repair, and maintenance as well as other power tool troubleshooting, diagnosis, and repair. Developed great sawyer skills removing hazardous trees and shrubs, cutting fireline safely and efficiently for hours at a time.Experienced working in adverse environments, steep topography, high temperatures and rapidly changing conditions for hours at a time carrying over 45lbs of equipment. Accustomed to cutting and digging handlines for long shifts while maintaining a positive attitude.Utilized previous skillset as a Security Officer to always maintain situational awareness, helping to provide for the safety of all crewmembers and adjoining resources. Promptly relayed hazards and work to promote a safe work environment both on and off the fireline.Operations and Inc i dent ResponseSuccessfully perform a full range of suppression tactics including: direct handline construction, mobile attack, installing progressive hoselays, indirect strategies such as tactical burning and removal of fuels.Cleaned, maintained, repaired, and inventoried firefighting tools and equipment for engine resource. Ensured fire readiness by organizing, restocking, and maintaining tools and supplies.Gained experience in mop-up skills including how to dry mop, bone piling, using backpack pump or hoselay for water application, and apply effectively to conserve water. Patrol and grid for spot fires and extinguish any embers outside of the established control lines.Thorough understanding in recognizing hazards and following established guidelines to mitigate them. Adhere to policies in reference materials such as IRPG and Fireline Handbook to ensure safe and effective operations.Competent in the interrelationship of relative humidity, temperature, and wind and maintaining situational awareness as humidity drops, temperatures and/or wind increase. Also familiar with fire weather forecasts, Fire Weather Watches, Red Flag Warnings, and 6 Minutes for Safety.Leadership and Com municationsCommitted to completing the task at hand as a team. Exhibit a strong lead-by-example style treating others with respect regardless of background, helping to motivate others, and manage minor conflicts among peers.Working knowledge of GPS and interpreting topographical maps to locate geographical points of references or navigate to various areas. Demonstrated great administrative skills working with technology.Demonstrated strong team working, interpersonal, and communication skills. Contributed to group discussions including listening, presenting ideas, and asking questions to gain necessary information.Firefighter Academy; GFP Enterprises Sisters, ORYou may contact my supervisor: Dayton at p: 971-343-2699Dates of Employment: 5/20226/2022Key AccomplishmentsGained working knowledge of wildland firefighting, fire behavior, weather, topography, and fuels through the completion of S-130 Firefighter Training, S-190 Introduction to Wildland Fire Behavior, as well as L-180 and PMS-411 through TSWCA Fire Academy. Following completion of firefighting academy, worked on a 20-man crew to gain valuable working experience as a Firefighter Type 2.Demonstrated natural ability in basic chainsaw skills including: felling, bucking, limbing, brushing, identifying fire-weakened/hazard trees, and general saw maintenance.Understanding of initial attack situations and the proper progressive hose lays for appropriate situations, and line construction utilizing the most efficient hand tools including hoes, axes, McLeods, Pulaskis, etc.Familiarity of topography and fuel types through completion of extensive training and experience. Knowledge of how to study surrounding areas for the components in terrain driven fires including steep slopes, chimneys, saddles, etc that funnel convective heat and drive fire. Studied wind patterns in the area for an understanding of wind driven fires.Exhibited thorough understanding of fireline safety practices to prevent injury or loss of life through participation in daily briefings, completing after-action reviews (AAR), and becoming involved in group discussions of 10 Standard Fire Orders, 18 Watch Out Situations, Four Common Denominators, etc.Eagerly participated in live fire training and initial attack response, observing fire behavior, and making a collective team decision on best approach through taking in to account weather conditions and other hazards.Extremely detail oriented, understands and follows instructions the first time, asks questions when further clarification is required, and performs the task at hand efficiently without excessive guidance.Take pride in maintain a high level of physical fitness and mental fortitude for volatile situations. Appreciates the challenge of rigorous physical activities through both personal and module training.Addition al Professional ExperienceLogistics Warehouse & Driver Assistant United Parcel Service (UPS): Minot, ND 08/01/202212/31/2022 & Seasonally 2011-2022 40 hrs per week at $16/hourAssisted UPS drivers with route planning and navigation, optimizing delivery schedules. Efficiently loaded and unloaded packages and freight, ensuring safe handling and delivery to customers.Managed inventory and performed regular stock checks to maintain accurate records of warehouse items. Conducted quality checks on packages to verify accuracy and prevent shipping errors.Worked in the sorting and organization of packages for timely delivery. Collaborated with UPS drivers and other warehouse staff to streamline operations and improve delivery processes.Maintained a strict adherence to safety guidelines and regulations; ensuring the well-being of self, team members, and customers.Personal & Asset Security Officer Admiral Security (Contracted through Department of Defense): Tampa, FL 06/201202/2019 40+ hrs per week at $16/hourProvided comprehensive personal security for officials through the Department of Defense, ensuring their safety and well-being during official duties and travel.Implemented and maintained security protocols for safeguarding sensitive assets and classified information in compliance with government regulations.Collaborated with law enforcement agencies to assess threats and respond effectively to security incidents. Conducted security assessments and risk analyses, recommending security enhancements.Training TableCourse TitleDateCourse TitleDateS-130 Firefighter Training2022S-190 Intro to Wildland Fire Behavior2022L-180 Human Factors on the Fireline2022PMS-411 New Generation Fire Shelter2022IS100 Intro to ICS2022IS700 An Intro to NIMS2022IS907 Active Shooter2013CPR/AED2023Addition al Qualifications & CertificationsValid State Drivers LicenseICT5-traineeFAL3 Basic SawyerEducationEmergency Medical Technician In Progress Best Practice EMT School; Flathead, MT 9/2023--Present Associate in Arts Psychology Hillsborough Community College; Tampa, Florida USAAddition al InformationReferencesLogan Croft US Forest Service PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEGavin OBrien Pharmacist; Officer in US Public Health Service PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEJacob Leatherwood Forest Management Specialist Inc. EMAIL AVAILABLE PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE Ethan Kasberg Mann Landscape and Sprinklers EMAIL AVAILABLE PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEBethany Baer Squad Boss EMAIL AVAILABLE PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEYou may contact all supervisors and references listed. |