Other Past or Current Departments and Organizations
Ashburn Fire and Emergency Services, Lieutenant
Tifton-Tift County Fire Department, Firefighter
Turner County Fire Rescue, Captain
Moultie Technical College, Captain, Adjunct Instructor
Ga. Fire Academy, Captain/Instructor (Currently an adjunct)
Worth County Fire/Rescue, Lieutenant/Asst. Training Officer
My Training:
National- NPQ FF2, Instructor 1& 2, Fire and Life Safety Educator 1, HazMat Tech , Wildland FF 1
GA- State Certified FF, DHR EMT-I, Pressurized Container Fire Control, Interior SAR, Handling Flammable and Combustible Liquids, Structural Fire Control, Structural Fire Control Instructor, Basic Firefighter Instructor, POST Instructor, GEMA Extrication, Fire Cause and Determination for the Company Officer, Arson Detection for the First Responder, Rescue Specialist, AOIC, NPQ Evaluator, GA F.L.A.M.E.S. COD #159
FEMA- NIMS ICS
Diploma in Fire Science Technology
About Me:
Bryan Altman is a Lieutenant/Asst. Training Officer for the Worth County (GA) Fire Department. He is an 9 year veteran of the fire service. He began his career with the Tifton-Tift Co. (GA) Fire Department and was there for 3 years and then went to Ashburn Fire and Emergency Services (GA) and was there for 4 years serving as Lieutenant. He spent 2011 as a full time instructor and Captain with the Georgia Fire Academy teaching the Basic Firefighter Program and assisted with live fire classes, he is still an adjunct instructor for GFA. He had the honor of teaching at the Metro Atlanta Firefighters Conference in 2012 and also had a article published in the 2012 October issue of FireEngineering magazine and on the Fire Training Toolbox Website. He is certified as a Firefighter 2, Acting Officer, Live Fire Instructor, Basic Firefighter Instructor, Fire Instructor 2, Diploma in Fire Science Technology, and is Georgia F.L.A.M.E.S. COD #159.
Hi Bryan, thanks for the add. Looking forward to seeing you in the groups and forums. Stay safe! And by the way, beautiful picture of you and your son!!
Welcome to the Nation and I hope you get as much out of the interaction here as I have had. It's a great resource. While you are online, I'd also suggest checking out my blog, Firehouse Zen, over on the FireEMSBlogs network.
FHZ is a little different than the rest, as our discussion is supposed to remain civil and cerebral. As we say, "It's brain food for Mongo". So come on by and check it out and if you are on Facebook, you can "like" our page over there as well. Stay safe-
Firewriter
Oct 5, 2010
RON aka "LUCKY"
STAY SAFE BROTHER
Oct 5, 2010
Mick Mayers
FHZ is a little different than the rest, as our discussion is supposed to remain civil and cerebral. As we say, "It's brain food for Mongo". So come on by and check it out and if you are on Facebook, you can "like" our page over there as well. Stay safe-
Mick Mayers
Firehouse Zen
Oct 10, 2010