1. David Scott Leonard Sr.
144 Northbrook Drive
Wilmington, NC 28405
USA
Email:pyroman31@hotmail.com
Home: (910) - 612-0205
Work: (910) - 341-8218
DSN: 488-8218
Work Experience
5/10/09-pres Sunny Point Fire Rescue, 6820 Sunny Point Rd.. Southport, NC 28461, Chief M.
Scott, 910-341-8513. GS-0303-07 40 hrs per week
I perform assigned duties under the general supervision of the Asst: Fire Chief. Performing
duties on my own initiative and exercising independent judgment in the analysis and solution of
matters and actions essential to the Fire Services Division. My supervisor relies on myself to
apply the standard management techniques to accomplish projects, providing advice and
guidance on unusual or difficult problems. Review work for compliance with general
instructions and policies for adequacy, and for soundness of conclusions and recommendations. I
then using sound judgment, selecting, interpreting and or adapting available guidelines to
specific issues. My Independent judgment is also required when making minor deviations from
guidelines based on circumstances. Guidelines may also be developed by myself and then
approved by my supervisor.
I prepare correspondence and compile statistical data for reports, charts or records, extracting
data from documents. I utilize a computer to prepare a variety of narrative and other documents
involving the common terminology of the facility: word processing, spreadsheet, presentation
software and printing equipment to create, copy, edit, store, retrieve, and print. Type a variety of
materials, or with oral instructions in which information is clearly and properly identified.
Complete documents in final form. Assemble with attachments and/or enclosures and routes for
signature or coordination and dispatches. Utilizes various software programs to e-mail and
search internet to conduct research. Verifies accuracy of computations or computer quantities
such as totals, subtotals, percentages, averages and balances following standard procedures.
Prepare and submits monthly status report to the DES. Then as required, prepare recurring and
special charts, graphs, and narratives by compiling information from office files, logs, and
supplied information.
I update the DES/ FES on publications, directives, regulations, and SOPs. I also conduct periodic
review of files system to assure that the files are maintained in accordance with the Army
functional files system.
I perform support work such as establishing and maintaining office technical and administrative
files in accordance with applicable regulations; maintains the office reference material consisting
of directives, regulatory guidance, and publications; composes non-technical written notes from
a short phrase or idea, verbal instruction, or rough notes.
Work with Fire Protection & Prevention as an office staff member of F/F crew in preparing
specific structural and occupancy related Pre-Fire Plans for all assigned buildings. Using pre-fire
plan printouts to properly identify and record changes in structures that affect firefighting tactics

2. or changes the response routes. Ensuring that noted hazards and structural changes are
documented in preparation of future training needs, plans and SOPs. Maintain knowledge of Fire
& Emergency services operations to include HAZMAT, emergency response, EMS, plans and
operations. Prepare, issue and inspect Hot Work permits, Dig permits. Locate, identify and
explain various items from blue prints to personnel in and out of DES/EFS and to contractors.
I ensure the serviceability of all exercise monitoring equipment, chemical detection, radiological,
biological detection, civilian HAZMAT and PPE. Make technical, visual and sensory tests of
chemical end items and/or components; Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), Chemical
Biological Radiological, Nuclear & Explosive (CBRNE).
Make contacts with managers, supervisors, and employees but also extended to other officials
outside the organization regarding admin, budgetary, personnel, logistics and security matters.
For the exchange of information about programs, provide and receive guidance concerning
administrative controls, procedures and processes.
11/26/06 to5/10/09. Hrs per week: 72, FF/EMT-II. Driver Oper, HAZ-MAT Tec. GS-0081-07.
Sunny Point Fire Rescue, 6820 Sunny Point Rd. Southport, NC 28461, S. Brown, 910-341-8513.
I responded to and dispatched all Fire, Rescue, EMS and HazMat calls. Rotating positions
operating fire fighting, CFR, Aerial, and rescue vehicles of significant complexity. Responding
them to emergencies and fires on ships, trains, trucks, aircraft, woodlands, and structures that
contain ammunition, hazmats, dangerous cargo, fuels, gases, and volatile chemicals. Knowing
the safe placement and set up, then operating various pumps and foam systems ensuring correct
pump pressure, water flow, proper foam type and percentages. Factoring friction loss, differences
in elevation and appliances. Set up and use of generators, hydraulic and pneumatic, extrication,
cutting equipment and ventilation fans. Also performed on an ALS ambulance as an EMT-D.
Performed as Alarm room operator answering emergency calls, then imputing information into a
CAD system. Performing radio communications, directions and dispatching personnel and
equipment. I also work as assigned as a Captain/Station Captain over two Fire stations.
Establishing incident command and scene control. While identifying and directing action to be
taken and insuring completion of a plan of action to bring under control and secure the scene to
prevent further damage and loss of life and property. Directing fire suppression, rescue efforts,
identifying hazardous situations and establishing water supplies. Then insuring a sufficient pass
down at all times when needed. Performing pre-fire safety inspections to assure compliance with
rules and regulations and reporting violations for appropriate action. Maintained control of
inventory in stations. Performed routine and preventive maintenance on equipment then
scheduling major repairs and maintenance.
Alaska, Fort Greely Fire and Emer Ser. FF/EMT-II/ Driver Oper/ Haz-Mat Tec Supervisor: T.
Oldham - 9078734489; Contact: Yes GS-0081-7 Hours per week: 72 06/16/2002 to 05/30/2004
as a GS-06 05-30-2004 to 11/26/2006 as a GS-07. Delta Junction, AK 99737.
I responded to, dispatched, and on a rotating basis, performed as Crew Chief/ Lead Firefighter to
Fire, Rescue, EMS, HazMats and Crash/Fire calls. I performed, lead, or directed establishment of
an incident command, scene control while simultaneously identifying and directing and
performing actions taken and insuring the completion of a plan of action to bring under control
and secure the scene. Directing fire suppression, rescue efforts, identifying hazardous situations
and establishing water supplies. Then insuring a sufficient pass down when needed. Driving and
operating firefighting, CFR, and rescue vehicles of significant complexity. Responding

3. emergency incidents involving trucks, aircraft, woodlands, and structures that contain
ammunition, hazardous materials, dangerous cargo, fuels, gases, and volatile chemicals.
Knowing there safe placement and set up Then the operation of various pumps and foam systems
ensuring correct pump pressure, water flow, proper foam type and percentages. While factoring
friction loss from hoses, differences in elevation and use of appliances. Then I perform the set up
and use of generators, various types of hydraulic equipment, pneumatic equipment, extrication,
cutting equipment, ventilation fans. Also working as EMT, responding to accidents and medical
calls. Determine the nature and seriousness of the patient(s) condition while employing a variety
of established EMS techniques, methods and equipment. Performing pre-fire safety inspections
to assure compliance with rules and regulations and reporting violations. I am required to
maintain control of inventory in station, as well as on emergency and non- emergency scenes.
Performed routine and preventive maintenance on equipment, then performing minor repairs and
scheduling major repairs and maintenance.
10/15/1995 to 06/15/02. Hrs per week: 72, FF/EMT-D/ Driver Oper, GS-0081 -06. Sunny Point
Fire Rescue, 6820 Sunny Point Rd. Southport, NC 28461, S Brown, 910-341-8513.
I responded and dispatched all Fire, Rescue, EMS and HazM calls. Rotating positions I operated
fire fighting, CFR, and rescue vehicles. Responding them to emergencies on ships, trains, trucks,
aircraft, woodlands, and structures that contain ammunition, hazmats, dangerous cargo, fuels,
gases, and volatile chemicals. Knowing the safe placement and set up, then operating various
pumps and foam systems ensuring correct pump pressure, water flow, proper foam type and
percentages. Factoring friction loss, differences in elevation and appliances. Set up and use of
generators, hydraulic and pneumatic, extrication, cutting equipment and ventilation fans. Also
assigned to an ALS ambulance as an EMT-D. Performed as Alarm room operator answering
emergency calls, then imputing information received in to a CAD system. Performing radio
communications, directions and dispatching personnel and equipment. I also work as assigned as
a Captain/ Including Station Captain over two Fire stations. Establishing incident command and
scene control. While identifying and directing action to be taken and insuring completion of a
plan of action to bring under control and secure the scene to prevent further damage and loss of
life and property. Directing fire suppression, rescue, identifying hazardous situations and
establishing water supplies. Then insuring a sufficient pass down at all times. Performing pre-fire
safety inspections to assure compliance with rules and regulations and reporting violations
appropriate action. Maintained control of inventory in stations. Performed routine and preventive
maintenance on equipment then scheduling major repairs and maintenance.
05/01/1999 - 06/01/02. Hrs per week: 27, FF/EMT-Driver/Oper. NewHanover Dept. of Fire
Services, 320 Chestnut Street. Wilmington, NC 28401, Cliff Roberson, 910-815-7020.
I work alone and unsupervised, responding to all Fire, Rescue, EMS and HazMat calls. Also
performing daily duties, routine maintenance, training, pre-incident surveys of local businesses
and fire prevention duties. Responsibilities included knowing the placement and set up of various
apparatuses. Then operating pumps with correct pump pressure, water flow, by factoring friction
loss from hoses, differences in elevation and appliances. Set up and use of generators, and
various types of hydraulic and pneumatic equipment. Performing radio communications,
directing and locating of addresses with information from a dispatcher. Upon arrival giving a
proper size up of the situation. Establishing incident command and scene control. While
identifying and directing action to be taken and insuring completion of a plan of action to bring

4. under control and secure the scene to prevent further damage and loss of life and property.
Directing fire suppression, rescue efforts, identifying hazardous situations and establishing water
supplies. Including calling for and directing additional personnel and equipment for incidents.
Then insuring a pass down at all times when needed. Performing pre-fire safety inspections to
assure compliance with rules and regulations and reporting violations to proper channels for
appropriate action. Maintained control of inventory in stations, as well as on scenes. Inspected
and tested equipment on a daily basis to ensure proper operation. Performed routine and
preventive maintenance on equipment. Performing minor repairs and scheduled major repairs
and maintenance when unable to complete.
05/01/01 to 05/01/02. Hrs per week: 6, Instructor, Brunswick Comm. College P.O. Box 30.
Supply, NC 28462, Supervisor P. Hall, 910-755-7382.
I work as an instructor teaching State Certified and Non-Certified Fire and Hazardous Material
classes. Including instructing weekly training classes for the local Fire Departments.
Education
College/University
Coastal Carolina Comm. College (05/01/2001 - 08/01/2001)
Wilmington, North Carolina
United States
Degree: - Major: Fire Protection
Semester Hours: 21
High School
Newberry Jr. Sr. High School (08/01/1979 - 06/06/1985)
Newberry, Florida
United States
Additional Information
Certification - various
The following are DOD Certifications- HazMat Tec. 666449, HazMat AW 358174, HazMat OP
358175, HazMat ICS 421977, Fire Fighter II 358176, Instructor I, Instructor II 358177, Officer I
358147, Officer II 358212, Officer III 473102, Officer IV 578698, Inspector I 358213, Inspector
II 358214, Driver/Operator Pumps 395832, Driver/Operator Aerial 421978, Driver/Operator
Mobile Water Supply 569946, Public Telecommunicator I/II 577022, Arson Investigator
113710, Alaska EMT-II. Airport Firefighter and Driver/Operator ARFF, Haz-Cat, Haz-Cat
WMD/MC & CC.
Hazmat and General II Instructor State of North Carolina, US Coast Guard Basic and Advanced
Ship Board Firefighting Delgoto Fire College, National Wildfire Coordinating Group courses S-
130, S-190, S-205, S-212, I-220, L-180.
Fire Attack (Strategy and Tactics) 1997, FFP 1200 Fire Prevention Practices 1993, FFP 2320
Fire Service Bldg. Construction 1993, FFP 1620 Private Fire Protection Systems 1993, FFP 1300
Codes Standards 1993, FFP 2326 Blueprint reading plans Examining, Vehicle Extrication, IS-1
Emergency Program Manager 1999, IS-002 Emergency Preparedness 2000, IS-200 ICS for
Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents 2007, ICS-300 2008, ICS-400 2008, IS-

5. 700(NIMS) National Incident Management System, IS-703.a NIMS Resource Management, IS-
800 NIMS, Comprehensive Fire and Arson Investigation Training and Critical Investigator
Health Issues 2009, Wildland Fire Suppression 1998, Marine Shipboard Firefighting Awareness
2002, WMD (Weapons of Mass Destruction) Terrorism Awareness for Emergency Responders
2003(NEW), WMD Basic Concepts 2003, WMD EMS I Basic concepts for WMD Incidents
2003, WMD Radiological/Nuclear Awareness Course 2008, Highway-Rail Grade Crossing
Collision Investigation 2008, MGT-100 NEW WMD Incident Management/ Unified Command
Concept 2007, Emergency Response to Terrorism for the Emergency Responder 2005, CAMEO
2010, 29 CFR 1910.1200 Hazard Communication.
The US Army CRC courses- Additional Duty Safety Course, Commanders Safety Course Ver.
3.0, The Managers Safety Course, The Collateral Duty Safety Officer Course, The Safety
Committee Members Safety Course, The Supervisors Safety Course (DL), Lightning Safety,
Radiation Safety, Composite Risk Management (CRM) Basic Course.
OTHER INFORMATION:
I have certificate training in MS Word, MS Access, MS Excel, MS Outlook, Fire House
Software and FirePro Program