Fireground Considerations
May 13, 2012 | Building Construction | John Shafer | 1 Comment

I am pleased to annouce another free online training module brought to you by Green Maltese & EngineCO22.net.

This training will discuss important fireground considerations that are essential to your success on the fireground.

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Lt. John Shafer

 

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John Shafer

An 18 year veteran of  the fire service, and currently a Lieutenant and the Training Officer for the Greencastle Fire Department.  An Indiana regionally recognized instructor on building construction, fireground search and command management, he has traveled throughout the State of Indiana delivering specialized training programs on building construction, fireground search and firefighter safety.

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