WILLIAM LIGHT CV_October 2014-1
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William Light has over 30 years of experience as a firefighter and is seeking a new role as a Fire Risk Assessor. He has strong safety, leadership, problem-solving and communication skills developed through frontline firefighting work. His experience includes fire prevention training, rescue operations, and fire investigation work. He holds several certifications in fire safety, risk assessment and health and safety legislation.
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