This document provides contact information and a summary of work experience for Chandler G. Tuscany. It lists his current role as a firefighter and driver for the US Air Force at Fairchild AFB in Spokane, WA since 2009. It also provides details of his duties in responding to emergencies, directing fire and emergency situations, and training other personnel. A history of additional firefighting and emergency response certifications and roles are outlined. References from his current and previous supervisors are also included.

1. Chandler G. Tuscany
427 W Bellwood Dr Apt 6
Spokane, WA 99218
Mobile: (509)270-9750
Email: chandler.tuscany.@us.af.mil
firefightertusc@yahoo.com
Availability: Job Type: Permanent
Work Schedule: Full-Time,Shift Work, Part-Time
Desired locations: United States, Other
Work Experience: US Air Force Firefighter/ Driver
1001 Boston Ave.
Fairchild AFB, WA 99011
Spokane,WA United States
2009 -
Present
Salary:
25,476.00
USD Per
Year
Hours
per
week: 72
Series:
0081 Pay
Plan: GS
Grade:
SRA E-4
Firefighter/Driver, Fairchild AFB (This is a federal job)
Supervisor: James Gasaway((509) 247-5215
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
DUTIES:
Responds to emergencies and non-emergencyincidents;utilizes the incidentcommand system
to direct activities and communications in fire and/or emergencysituations;takes action to
mitigate hazards and
treat patients;make decisions affecting life and property under emergencycircumstances;
develop tactics and strategies for major or critical incidents.
Participates in the managementofa comprehensive fire suppression,fire prevention,emergency
medical services,disaster preparedness,hazardous materials response,and associated
programs,services,and operations.
Thorough knowledge offirefighting methods and techniques and abilityto apply this knowledge to
various fire control and fire prevention problems.Thorough knowledge ofthe use and operation of
a wide variety of firefighting equipmentand apparatus.
Ability to plan,assign,and coordinate the work of firefighters engaged in fire prevention and fire
control activities.
Drove and operated firefighting vehicles ofsignificantcomplexity;of the principles ofhydraulics
as they pertain to water flow, water pressure,water levels,line (friction) losses,etc.; and of basic
and specialized firefighting equipment(fire alarm system operation,fire extinguishing equipment
operation,etc.), techniques,and procedures.
Knowledge ofemergencyfirstaid techniques;safetyrequirements as outlined in applicable safety
standards,regulations,and/or technical orders;and HAZMAT emergencyresponse procedures,
equipment,and identification.
Knowledge ofbuilding design,construction,and occupancy;and of the latestchanges in aircraft
cockpit design,ordnance placement,and cabin layouts to include the operation ofhatch or
canopy release mechanisms,ejection seatmechanisms,and/or oxygen supplysystems.

2. Skilled in detecting and recognizing fire hazards (potential and immediate);and skill to operate
communications equipment.
Excellent ability to maintain good working relations;communicate orallyand in writing.
Ability to provide supervision and leadership and integrate the actions ofa crew(s) under
emergencyconditions.
Participates in departmental administration byassisting in the developmentofdepartmental
goals,budget,policies and procedures,developing and implementing internal and external
customer service improvements.
Identified skills developmentneeds and coordinated training and professional development
programs with other automatic aid agencies,state and regional organizations.Ensures
compliance with generallyaccepted standards and/or operational requirements.
Entrusted to instruct,make lesson plans and perform inspections on affiliated structures and to
assigned personnel.
Fought aerospace vehicle fires.Operated tools and equipment,controlled and extinguished
aerospace vehicle fires and performed ventilation,overhaul,and salvage operations.Drove and
operated airportrescue fire fighting (ARFF), structural and rescue vehicles.Maintained pump
operations and when firston scene,established command and control,and also coordinated fire
fighting and rescue activities until relieved by a senior officer.
Controlled and extinguished fires as a member ofan organized militarybase,performing rescue
operations,detecting,reducing,or eliminating potential fire hazards.Responds to hazardous
materials incidents,performing basic life supportas a EMR and controls and extinguishes fires
along with conducting rescue operations in an aviation environment.
Inspected,operated,maintained and reported discrepancies on SelfContained Breathing
Apparatus (SCBA), according to appropriate directives and office procedures.
Experience training personnel in fire protection and prevention.
Experience assisting in developing and implementing fire protection and prevention plans,and
experience advising on improvements to structures for better fire prevention.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
2013 AF Good ConductMedal
2012 Red Cross Spokane Hometown Hero
2011 92 CES Amn of the Quarter
US Air Force
Al Udeid Air Base,Qatar
10/2012 – 04/2013
Salary: 30,000.00 USD Per Year
Hours per week: 96
Firefighter
Military Firefighter
Education: Community College of the Air Force
Major: Applied Fire Science
Job Related
Training:
ADVANCED DOD FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATIONS:
•Hazardous Materials Technician 2012
•Fire Inspector 1
•EmergencyMedical Responder 2013

3. •ICS 300 2014
•Fire Officer I 2012
•Fire Instructor I 2012
Airport Fire Fighter 20009
Fire Fighter II 2009
Driver/Operator Pumper 2010
Driver/Operator ARFF 2010
Public Telecommunicator I/II 2010
Driver/Operator Mobile Water Supply 2010
Language Skills: Language Spoken Written Read
English None None None
References: Name Employer Title Phone Email
Donald,Ballard(*) Fairchild AFB
USAF
AssistantChief
Of Operations
(509) 247-
5215
donald.ballard@us.af.mil
Craig Saylor (*) Fairchild AFB
USAF
Crew Chief
Firefighter
(509) 999-
5047
craig.saylor@us.af.mil
Eric Kinman (*) Altus
AFB USAF
Fire Inspector (509) 590-
6296
eric.kinman.1@us.af.mil
(*) Indicates professional reference