Avinash R.

K
104, M.G. Road,22, RLB Housing
SocietyLaxmipur-811312 Bihar
Tel# Home (333)-997-3131
Cellular (333)-997-33144
E-mail: email@example.com

Objectives
A successful Fire Safety Officer seeking a position with organization needing someone with the
experience, drive and ability to aid in helping the organization achieve their goals.

Professional Experience
Station Captain
Wackenhut Services, Inc., Taji Airbase, Taji, Iraq, 05/04 to Present
 Promoted to the role of Station Captain in 2007 based on an exemplary work ethic,
demonstrated leadership abilities and a proven commitment to safety compliance.
 Strategically direct emergency response and fire fighting functions at each site,
minimizing risks and hazards to ensure the safe rescue of people and property from
accidents and disaster scenes.
 Assess situations and develop immediate response plans, providing leadership and
direction to team members in all aspects of the emergency rescue.
 Maintain the safety of all team members and members of the public, dealing effectively
and decisively with unforeseen circumstances and complex problems and external
factors.
 Function as a member of the Forward Assessment Team for fire services, as a senior
member of the Haz-Mat response team, as Senior Fire Inspector and as Fire Department
Safety Coordinator.
 Develop and implement operational initiatives that consistently improve response times,
safety standards and compliance in all areas of the fire fighting function.
 Evaluate operational performance and levels of responsiveness and implement new and
innovative strategies such as revised daily vehicle checks to improve overall performance.

Training Officer
Combat Support Associates, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, 10/03 to 05/04
Responsible for the planning, organization and execution of a Fire Prevention Week training
program and a multi-lingual Fire Extinguisher Training Program, coordinating training for more
than 3000 soldiers.
 Spearheaded the design and building of an ARFF Training Facility that supported Theatre
Wide Training, improving staff performance, responsiveness, cross training and safety
awareness.
 Devise and deliver comprehensive lectures, exercises and practice drills in addition to on-
the-job training to ensure the continuous upgrade of fire-fighter skills and flexibility.
 Develop and implement Fire Department SOP´s and coordinate personnel training,
monitoring staff performance versus procedural adherence.

Fire-fighter
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EG&G Defence Materials, Inc., Johnston Island, US, 05/03 to 09/03

 Collaborate closely with team members, attending emergency incidents, fires, road
accidents, floods, bomb incidents, hazardous spillages and rail and air crashes among
others.
 Provide expert assistance in rescuing trapped individuals and animals using proven
expertise to minimize distress and suffering, providing emergency first aid where
required.
 Carry out comprehensive inspections of the fire engine, fire equipment, hydrants and
emergency water supplies; identify potential problems and implement immediate
corrective and preventative actions.
 Remain familiar with local geography ensuring the swift and effective response to
emergency calls in a highly challenging military environment.
 Respond to structural, ARFF and Haz-Mat emergencies as a member of the engine
company, utilizing in-depth knowledge of Pierce structural apparatus, Oshkosh T-3000
and Titan IV crash response vehicles.
 Utilize an in-depth knowledge of fire prevention principles to review building pre fire
plans, identify potential fire hazards, conduct building inspections and provide
comprehensive fire prevention education.

Fire Safety Inspector

Pentagon, Arlington, Virginia, 05/02 to 05/03
 Apply in-depth experience to examine fire scenes, collect evidence, gather information
and analyze data relating to the cause of fire, explosions and false alarms.
 Conduct exhaustive investigations; photograph damage and evidence and test the site
and materials to establish burn patterns and flash points using a diverse range of testing
equipment.
 Leverage an extensive knowledge of fire behaviour, building construction and engineering
and fuel types to identify the igniter and the impact of fuel on the development of a fire.

Educational Background
Bachelor in Computer Science, 2000
Lindenwood University, St. Charles

References
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